Frame Shot Plus
Customizable Universal Controller with Color Displays
Frame Shot Plus is a wonderful mix of color displays, four-way buttons, encoders and classic mono-chrome OLEDs. It’s a perfect addition for SKAARHOJj PTZ Controllers, Vision Mixing controllers and even a Mega Panel system! The color screens allow you to display a preview of a frame grabbed whilst storing presets or to generate a custom, color labels or feedback.
Ultimate Flexibility in Camera Preset and Macro Management
Frame Shot Pro is designed for professionals who need precise and customizable control over camera presets and macros. It offers intuitive control via vibrant OLED screens paired with customizable buttons, allowing you to quickly access, recall, and adjust camera presets or macros. With clear, visual feedback, operators can easily see which preset or macro is active, minimizing errors and maximizing efficiency in live production. The color OLED screens offer a fast way of identifying the camera’s preset by capturing a snapshot of the frame - a great alternative to text labels.
Expand the Functionality of Other SKAARHOJ Panels
Every button and encoder on the Frame Shot Plus can be tailored to your exact needs, whether it’s for switching cameras, triggering macros, selecting camera, shading cameras or managing other devices in your setup. It integrates effortlessly with the broader SKAARHOJ ecosystem, offering seamless compatibility with other control panels and devices. For productions that require additional control, Frame Shot Pro is a perfect expansion sidecar module and is a natural companion for panels such as PTZ View, PTZ Pro, PTZ Extreme and switching controllers such as an Air Fly Pro.
Hardware Options
Frame Shot Plus with SKAARHOJ signature blue front plate can work as a standalone controller or as a natural extension to the PTZ controller. It can be a great addition to custom Mega Panel consoles and to better fit such applications it also comesa slimmer full-black enclosure that is designed to be integrated into bigger consoles and built into a desk surface.
