Marshall Electronics will expand its POV camera lineup at NAB Show 2026 with the CV320 Compact IP and 3G-SDI POV Camera and the CV520 Miniature IP and 3G-SDI POV Camera.
The company will present both models at Booth C8339.
The new cameras are aimed at broadcast, live production, and professional AV applications. Marshall says both systems are built for flexible deployment and reliable operation in demanding production environments.
CV320 and CV520 core specifications
Both the CV320 and CV520 use a 2.12-megapixel 1/2.86-inch FHD sensor. They deliver up to 1920 x 1080p60 over 3G-SDI and IP at the same time.
According to Marshall Electronics, this allows the cameras to fit into hybrid production workflows more easily. The company positions both models as compact options for teams that need small-form-factor POV systems.
Product positioning from Marshall Electronics
Bernie Keach of Marshall Electronics said the CV320 and CV520 were developed to give production teams more flexibility in compact and miniature POV camera deployments. He said the cameras combine interchangeable lens options, simultaneous IP and 3G-SDI outputs, and support for multiple streaming protocols.
Keach also said these features are intended to support a wide range of uses, including live events, broadcast, esports, houses of worship, and corporate production.
CV320 features and control options
The CV320 includes an interchangeable CS and C lens mount. This allows users to adjust field of view and optical performance for different applications. The lens is sold separately.
Marshall says the camera’s compact body and industrial 1/4″-20 mount help users place it in tight or discreet locations while maintaining broadcast-quality imaging.
The CV320 also supports RTSP, RTMP, and SRT, together with H.264 and HEVC codecs. In addition, it includes an audio input for embedding audio into the IP video output.
Users can access the on-screen display through a small joystick on the breakout cable for local control. They can also adjust the camera remotely through VISCA over RS485, VISCA over IP, or the web GUI. The camera supports power through the included 12VDC power supply or PoE over a single CAT cable. It also supports in-field firmware upgrades.
CV520 for fixed wide-angle capture
The CV520 uses the same imaging and connectivity foundation as the CV320, but in a smaller POV camera form factor. It includes an interchangeable M12 lens mount and ships with a 4.0mm lens.
Marshall says this lens provides an 80-degree horizontal angle of view. The company positions the CV520 for applications that need a fixed and wide perspective, including POV capture, robotics, houses of worship, and immersive live production environments.
