Canon delivers high image quality at a cost-effective price with the CR-N100

This new PTZ from canon joins your CR-N300 model to record and stream live video with professional results for use in businesses, education, Events & Online Content Creation.

Both the new PTZ camera canon CR-N100, such as the one already presented CR-N300, They excel at providing great image quality, Its versatility and features at an affordable price to meet the needs of corporate environments, educational, Events, Etc.

Both models are designed for crystal clear recordings with optimal detail, thanks to its resolution 4K UHD 30p and oversampled HD video. In addition, allow you to get closer to the main subject without losing quality thanks to their 20x optical zoom.

To achieve the best results depending on the subject to be recorded and the environmental conditions, These cameras are equipped with Four Scene Modes: portrait, sport, Low light and spot lighting, that users can select to easily set up the camera, Added to this is the hybrid autofocus system.

CR-N100 and CR-N300 are flexible cameras that support protocols such as NDI|HX4, Canon XC2, RTMP3/RTMPS and RTP/RTSP and SRT5, so they fit into most new or existing systems to IP control and transmission. In addition, Offer multiple connectivity options for easy integration into the workflow of any environment.

Your Controller Compatibility RC-IP100 and with the app Remote camera control, as well as with other selected third parties, Saves time and costs by making it easy to integrate into existing production setups.

Both PTZ cameras are compatible with the app Auto tracking of Canon, to automatically follow the main subject, No operator intervention, Very useful in recording lectures or presentations, When the speaker is on the move.

They are also compatible with the app Multi-camera management for Manage and monitor up to two hundred cameras, enabling efficient operation of large-scale systems, Especially useful in companies and educational institutions.

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