London, UK – 5 November 2025 – Canon has officially expanded its PTZ camera lineup with two new 4K models: the CR-N400 and CR-N350. Designed for remote-controlled broadcast, corporate AV, education, and live events, both cameras bring high-end image quality, long-range zoom, and robust IP connectivity into compact, flexible systems.
These models mark Canon’s continued investment in professional PTZ solutions — offering streamlined integration, enhanced auto-tracking, and full-format streaming in both horizontal and vertical orientations.
The CR-N400 is built for high-end production environments. It features a 4K UHD 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor, powered by Canon’s latest DIGIC DV7 processor, and is capable of 4K 60p video output. Its standout feature is a 20x optical zoom in 4K, expandable to 40x Advanced Zoom in Full HD — ideal for covering large venues or moving subjects without repositioning the camera.
Aimed at studios, OB trucks, and multi-cam installations, the CR-N400 includes a suite of professional I/O:
Its HDR support and advanced image controls offer excellent tone and colour reproduction across various lighting environments.
The CR-N350 replaces and upgrades the popular CR-N300, bringing DIGIC DV7 image processing to a more affordable PTZ solution. While maintaining the same sensor size and zoom range (20x optical / 40x Advanced Zoom in Full HD), it enhances image sharpness and subject tracking, particularly for smaller spaces like lecture halls, boardrooms, and hybrid streaming setups.
Notably, the CR-N350 offers simultaneous landscape and vertical format streaming, a key feature for social platforms, mobile-first broadcasts, and e-commerce livestreams. Canon has also refined its auto-tracking performance for smoother, more reliable subject tracking during presentations or dynamic speaking events.
Like its sibling, the CR-N350 supports a wide range of IP streaming protocols and third-party integrations, making it adaptable to existing video infrastructure.
CR-N400:
CR-N350:
As listed by Canon at launch:
Prices are accurate as of November 2025 and may vary by region or reseller.
With the CR-N400 and CR-N350, Canon continues to respond to growing demand for flexible, high-quality remote production tools. These cameras offer a compelling combination of cinema-level imaging, IP-centric integration, and user-friendly control, making them powerful assets across live broadcast, hybrid events, and corporate media production.
Whether deployed in a full-scale multicam studio or a single-camera lecture hall setup, Canon’s latest PTZ additions offer a future-proof solution that balances performance, connectivity, and usability.
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