Six Everet PTZ cameras connect directly to Iris, the browser-based platform for camera control, monitoring and remote production. No extra computer on site, no new control box, no workflow to rebuild - and it arrives as a free firmware upgrade.
The six models
EVPRO2 and EVPRO1 - the professional 4K60 PTZ platform for broadcast and Pro-AV. EVX230 and EVX220 - NDI|HX3 PTZ cameras for IP-based production. EVP320 and EVP312 - versatile PTZ cameras for streaming, education, corporate and live production.
Cameras built on or after 1 January 2026 upgrade free of charge. Earlier cameras keep working exactly as they do today, only without the native Iris connection.
Iris, built into the camera
Most remote camera control needs a computer running on location. An Iris-Enabled Everet camera does not: the Iris connection lives in the camera firmware, so the camera links straight to its Studio and stays linked when it moves to another room, building or network.
One browser, every camera
Monitor live video, frame shots, recall presets and adjust the image while you watch the result. Several cameras sit side by side in one Studio, so nobody switches between camera web pages and separate control apps any more - one login for a lecture hall, a studio, a church and a venue across town.
Remote and local from the same Studio
The same production environment works on site and from anywhere. A Mac, a Windows computer or an Iris-Enabled Everet camera acts as the Bridge - with an Everet camera, the camera itself carries the connection, so the core link needs no dedicated machine on location.
A university runs every lecture hall from one desk. A house of worship lets a volunteer operate the cameras from home. A broadcaster supports a remote rig without sending a crew.
Auto tracking that does the operating
Iris adds intelligent tools around the camera: subjects stay framed automatically, shots reframe with a click, and presets and image settings remain one click away. For productions with a small crew that is one less pair of hands at the controls.
Run the show together
Invite your team into a Studio by e-mail or shared link, each with the role you choose. One operator moves the camera while another sets the image and a third supervises or supports remotely - everyone works from the same cameras and the same controls, live.
Your workflow keeps working
Iris is not a closed system. Video leaves the Studio over NDI, SRT or RTMP into the recording, switching and streaming tools you already run, including OBS and vMix. Control it with a mouse and keyboard, or with Stream Deck, a game controller or an IP joystick.
No new hardware to buy
Compatible Everet cameras need no Iris gateway, control appliance or bridge computer to make the connection. Upgrade the firmware, link the camera to its Studio, and it is reachable - on the cameras and IP infrastructure you already have.
Existing camera. New possibilities.
An Everet camera keeps working in a conventional PTZ, NDI or IP workflow while Iris adds browser-based management, collaboration, remote access and intelligent production tools. No replacement camera system, no proprietary control appliance, no new production infrastructure.
Everet Imaging × Iris. Your camera. Now smarter.
