The Marshall Electronics CV502-WP Camera Lens Capcovers select lenses used with the Marshall Electronics CV502-WP Camera Lens CapCV502-WP series of POV cameras.

This cap fits longer-sized 6, 8, 12, 16mm lenses. Use the cap to protect the lens from dust and dirt when not in use.

For Marshall CV502-WP Cameras    Fits 6, 8, 12, 16mm Lenses    Protects Lens from Dust and Dirt    Use as Spare or Replacement

CV-4706-3MP-IR - 6.0mm f/2.4 3MP M12 lens with 48° horizontal AOV
CV-4708.0-3MP - 8.0mm f/1.8 3MP M12 lens with 40° horizontal AOV
CV-4712.0-3MP - 12.0mm f/1.8 3MP M12 lens with 33° horizontal AOV
CV-4716.0-2MP - 16.0mm f/1.8 3MP M12 lens with 25° horizontal AOV

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Min max distance for this lens ?

A: It should be to see about 50 feet distance.

Q: 2. 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: 3. 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: 4. Is sunshade V-H70MD compatible with this monitor?

A: Yes, you can use the Marshall V-H70MD sun hood with this monitor.

Q: 5. Could this reliability attach a small camcorder (Canon VIXIA HF R800) to a 32" workstation display (having a 1/3" top bezel)?

A: No, it is designed for a camera with a much smaller form factor and it will not reliably support the HF R800.

Q: 6. Does this camera come with a power supply?

A: Yes, the Marshall Electronics CV504-WP All-Weather Full HD Micro POV Camera comes with a 12V power supply.

Q: 7. Can I use a whirlwind split 6 to get to 6 cameras?

A: Yes. NOTE: Line level outputs can usually be split 6 times without noticeable loss of signal quality. The actual number of splits that can be accomplished depends on the level of the source signal and the impedances of the source and destinations in a particular application. It is not recommended that the SPLIT 6 be used to split a microphone level signal to more than two outputs. Attempting to do so may result in poor frequency response and reduced signal level. The SPLIT 6 may be used to split microphone level signals in most applications if this limit is observed.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Does this monitor have a rasterizer to view Audio meter and video waveform?

A: This monitor does have an Audio level display from either the HDMI or SDI inputs. It also has Picture-in-Picture, Image flip, False color, Peaking, Zebras and Screen Markers. However it does not have a waveform. For a similar Marshall monitor that does have a waveform you could check out the V-LCD70MD-3G. Or you can look in to the Elvid 7 FieldVision Pro Monitor with Scopes.

Q: 10. 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.