The Marshall CV566 Genlock Camera 3.6mm Lensis built around a next generation Sony 1/2.8" solid-state sensor with 2.2MP and a Tri-Level (Genlock) Sync feature. The CV566 delivers exceptional video performance from a micro-size body through 3G-SDI and HDMI ports with true color, even in low light (0.01 lux). Choose HD resolutions up to 1080p, 720p, and 1080i with a wide selection of frame rates including 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, and 60fps serving a variety of applications.

1/2.8" 2.2MP Sony Exmor Sensor    M12 Lens Mount, 3.6mm Lens Included    Capture up to 1080p60 Video    3G/HD-SDI & HDMI Outputs    Genlock Sync/RS485/Audio Hirose Port    Digital Image Stabilization, AWB    Image Flip/Mirror, Digital Zoom    Software-Based & CV-RCP-V2 Control    Micro USB Port for Firmware Updating

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Description says SDI and HDMI output but the images only show a labelled SDI port.. where's it hiding?

A: The image of the Marshall Electronics CV348 Compact 3G-SDI/HDMI POV Camera is not the version with both outputs. Rest assured, this model does have both outputs.

Q: 2. What About Focus?

A: The Marshall CV504 cameras come with a high-quality 4.0mm (85° H.AOV) prime lens, which ensures focus from near contact to infinity. Marshall offers a wide selection of high-quality M12 prime and varifocal lenses to meet the individual needs of the production, project, or application. The camera does not support Autofocus. The miniature (M12) lens that comes installed on camera is set to optimal focus position, however if lens is slightly out of focus rotate lens clockwise or counter-clockwise slightly to fine tune. Once the desired focus point is achieved, rotate the locking nut back towards the camera which will hold the lens position at optimal focus point.

Q: 3. any idea what is the minimum focus of this lens if mounted to Marshall CV565?

A: minimum focus distance isn't specified by the lens manufacturer, looking at other lens of similar specifications it should be approximately 3 feet

Q: 4. Will this work with a Sony Evi D70 ptz

A: The Marshall Electronics VS-PTC-200 does support the VISCA protocol which the EVID70 requires for control. Yes, It should work.

Q: 5. Does this monitor work with the Marshall Horizon Indicator? (V-LCD-HI)

A: We're afraid not. The V-LCD-HI is not compatible with this monitor.

Q: 6. is there a mounting fixture so i could hang the monitor below a shelf?

A: All four side of the monitor have 1/4 screw holes for mounting. I would then think of using a articulating arm such as this Marshall Electronics Articulating Locking Arm (11 ). How you attach it to the shelf depends. I would first go with this 16x9 Inc. Cine Lock Quick Release Mounting Device. Not only will lock the monitor in place, you can easily break down for transport if necessary. If the Cine Lock is not right for you, you might like a clamp like this Manfrotto Nano Clamp with 3/8 -20 to 1/4 -20 Screw Adapter. Have fun. :-)

Q: 7. Will this work on Sony BRC X1000 , Panasonic 22X hdmi NDI

A: No, Sony and Panasonic IP controlled PTZ cameras require their respective branded controllers for complete compatibility and operation. Controllers such as: SORMIP10 for Sony PAAWRP60GJQ for Panasonic

Q: 8. Will this work with a PTZ V60CL-N Camera?

A: Yes, the Globalmediapro RC-V60CL-NDI-POE HD-SDI, HDMI, IP PTZ Video Camera can be driven via rs-232.

Q: 9. Will this work on a CV506?

A: Yes it will as the CV506 has an M12 mount.

Q: 10. Is the manual focus control knob and the iris/shutter knob smooth when turning (ie. clickless)? Or does it advance to set stops when turning? Wondering if you can "find your focus" like you would with a broadcast or SLR lens.

A: This a very smooth controller.