The Aximmetry keyer is one of the best keyers available, hardware or software. If you’re not getting good results the issue is somewhere else in your setup. The Sony BRC1000 might be 4K, but the image sensor is small, the optics aren’t great and it has awful, over sharpened Sony image processing. This is the main reason you’re having issues, but there’s also factors such as studio lighting to consider. What do you mean by virtual zoom? If you’re zooming in more than 10-15% digitally, the shortcomings of the camera will be even more evident. Again, this has nothing to do with the keyer.

Since you’re not giving us any details of your setup, it’s har to determine what can be improved with it. Can you post a screen shot of your keyer settings? Maybe a link to short clip of your raw camera output before any processing and as little compression as possible (DNxHR or ProRes 4K)?

Dear Twenty Studios,

Thanks for your reply.

I will share the key setup with a video soon.

can you please tell me how about “Sony PXW Z280 “ ? Will it give good result ?

Also please suggest which camera do you think can give us best result? 

Warm Regards 

Debasish

That camera is also a small sensor camera… The Ursa Mini G2 is a good option. If you want a PTZ camera, the Sony FR7 is a good alternative. For a lower budget option, check out the Z CAM product line.

Thanks a lot for your suggestions.

Budget is not an issue. We can go for any traditional camera with higher budget as a one time investment.

You may suggest few more please which can give good result.

Thanks a ton once again.

Warm Regards,
Debasish