Marshall Electronics will release the next generation of their Marshall HD camera line, which they say improves upon nearly every feature. Marshall collaborated directly with integrators to develop four new POV cameras that represent the next evolution in its HD camera solutions, debuting at the 2019 InfoComm Show (Booth 3725) in Orlando, Fla.

Designed for applications like remote education, telemedicine, remote research analysis, streaming worship services and live event production, the Marshall HD line includes four new models that all have either a 2.0 or 2.5 Megapixel (1/2.86″) sensor with 4:2:2 color, 3G/HDSDI output, interchangeable CS/C lens mount, frame rates of 60, 59.94, 50, 30, 29.97, 25, 24, 23.98 fps, remote adjust through RS485 (Visca) or OSD menu joystick and native 1920x1080p resolution.

• The CV503 is an upgrade of the CV502 and it’s here.
• The CV506 is an upgrade of the CV505 and it’s here.
• The CV344 is an upgrade of the CV343 and it’s here.
• The CV346 is an upgrade of the CV345 and it’s here.

This new line will include all frame rates in one model, add stereo audio inputs and 23.98 fps for TV and cinema production, a new body style with locking I/O connections and the addition of white clip and pedestal control with remote image adjustment. The new cameras will enable field-upgradable firmware updates, too.