A digital camera has never been so small. The new CV-50 MB from the multinational Marshall, with a 1080i / 59.94 solution for all kinds of compact applications in broadcast environments, is positioned as the most manageable and discreet camera on the market.
Equipped with a Full HD 1920x1080i system, it is intended for broadcast applications such as television reality shows, documentaries, action shoots or extreme sports , but its best feature is that we are facing the smallest hidden camera ever made.
Its size, 1.5 ”together with its Sony Exmor 2.2 megapixel sensor and high definition lens, converts it into pure technology converted to the minimum expression. This sensor enables the camera to work in low light conditions, 0.5 lumens (color) and 0.1 lumens (black and white) with sens-up technology (30x) ensuring high-quality images with a low measurement of 0.02 lumens.
The Marshall has a wide variety of miniature lenses with specific conditions that can be used in the field. This camera has an optimal field of view thanks to its flexibility.
The CV-500-MB can be adapted to vehicles, remote capture and where other cameras do not fit. Additionally, it can be programmed at 1080i / 59.94 resolution for broadcast applications.
Its little brothers are available in 1080p / 60 (3G-SDI), 1080p / 30, 720p / 60, 1080i / 60 for security, audio / video, robotics, industrial and OEM equipment applications.
All versions of the CV-500 MB camera are compatible for the PAL / NTSC system and offer two simultaneous video streams with CVBS (BNC) cable output.
