Education

A camera is placed at the front of a classroom facing the students. In PTZPad, an image of the classroom is used as a background, with presets placed on top of a certain student. When a student speaks, the camera operator clicks the corresponding student's preset in PTZPad and the camera moves to the student.

Church

A camera is set up in the middle of a large church, pointing at the stage/podium. A second camera is set up hanging from the ceiling. PTZPad is layered over the video feed from the hanging camera so that this camera is used as a live background. Presets are set on the first camera to certain members of the choir and for the pastor, while the presets are moved over those same spots in PTZPad. Then, all the camera operator has to do is click on a preset in PTZPad and watch as the first camera moves to that spot. No need for them to remember or write down which preset is for what member of the choir.

Sports

A camera is placed hanging above the stadium, pointing down (seen in the left image) at the field. An image of the stadium is used as a background for PTZPad, with presets being placed onto random spots in the audience and for the team and announcers. All an operator has to do is click one of those presets and the camera will call the preset. With so many possible presets in such a large stadium, PTZPad will make it much easier for the operator to manage all of them since they will not need to remember which preset goes where.

Hospital

A hospital is having a class where up-coming surgeons watch a seasoned surgeon perform a surgery. In the operating room a camera is placed above, facing down at the operating table. An image of the operating table from above is used as a background in PTZPad, with presets being set to certain parts of the surgery, such as the tool plate, the surgeon, the patient's face, and the location of the operation. The operator can quickly switch between those locations with a single click in PTZPad, so that the students watching the surgery will always have a clear view of what's happening.

Show Business

A play is being live streamed to the internet. Three cameras are used for this event. The first is placed at the back of the theater, overlooking the entire  stage. The second is placed on the right side of the theater, also overlooking the stage. The third and final camera is placed on the left of the theater, overlooking the stage. The first camera is used as a live background for PTZPad to layer over, while the second and third cameras are the live broadcasting cameras. The operator sets presets in PTZPad to be over certain members of the performance or over a certain set piece on the stage, setting slightly different presets for each of the two cameras due to differing angles. Since PTZPad offers seamless switching between cameras, the operator will be able to very quickly switch between viewing angles and presets.

Casino

A camera is set up on a pillar in a casino, overlooking various poker tables and slot machines. This camera is used as a live background for PTZPad. Then, four other cameras are set up in various locations overlooking specific tables or sections of slot machines, each camera is connected to a small monitor over the operator's main display. The operator sets presets for each camera in PTZPad, then switches between each camera to quickly assess players in the casino to make sure everything is running smoothly. PTZPad makes this easy since each camera has its own profile, with its own presets and backgrounds.

Security

A small car dealership wants to add a security camera to its small lot. So, they place a camera in a spot overlooking their parking lot and use that camera as a live background for PTZPad. They then place a camera on a pole and set up presets to zoom in on each car in the lot. This setup is very easy to use and also is useful since the operator not only has a live feed of the entire lot, but also has a second camera that they can use to zoom in on anything suspicious with a single click of the mouse.

Conferencing

A company is holding a video conference call with their over-seas partners. To do this, they set up a single camera at the head of their conferencing  table, pointing towards the table (like the left image). They use a still image of this table as the background in PTZPad. Then, the operator sets up a preset for every single person at the table, along with a preset that shows the entire table. When the call starts, all the operator has to do to zoom in on whoever is talking is click a single preset button.