Everet's Full PTZ Camera Lineup Now Iris-Enabled

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, September 3, 2026 — Everet Imaging, an Amsterdam-based manufacturer of professional PTZ and networked imaging solutions, today announced that its full current PTZ camera lineup is now Iris-Enabled.

Through a new partnership with Iris, Audinate’s software-based control platform for networked cameras, six Everet camera models now integrate natively with Iris via a free firmware upgrade. The integration enables broadcast studios, houses of worship, educational institutions, government organizations and live event teams to remotely manage their existing Everet camera fleets from a browser-based interface.

The integration covers the Everet EVPRO2, EVPRO1, EVX230, EVX220, EVP320 and EVP312. Once a compatible camera has been upgraded to the latest firmware, users can connect it directly to Iris in seconds and manage it remotely, collaboratively and across any network.

Because Iris functionality is integrated directly into the camera firmware, no proprietary gateway, external control appliance or additional bridge hardware is required. This allows Everet customers to introduce flexible remote and distributed production workflows while continuing to use the cameras and network infrastructure they already have in place.

The firmware upgrade is available at no cost for compatible Everet cameras manufactured on or after January 1, 2026. Cameras manufactured before this date are not compatible with the Iris upgrade but will continue to operate as standalone professional PTZ cameras.

“By integrating Iris directly into our cameras, we are giving Everet customers greater freedom to build remote and distributed production workflows without adding extra hardware or complexity,” said Michaël Hegeman, CEO of Everet Imaging. “Whether they operate a single broadcast studio, manage cameras across a university campus or support productions at multiple venues, they can now scale their production environment more efficiently while continuing to use the Everet cameras they already know and trust.”

The partnership reflects a broader industry shift toward IP-based and software-defined production ecosystems, where flexibility, scalability and remote accessibility are becoming essential requirements. By joining the Iris-Enabled partner ecosystem, Everet makes it easier for production teams and technical specialists to manage cameras across studios, campuses and event locations from one central platform.

“We're thrilled to partner with Everet, whose customers — broadcast studios, houses of worship, education, and live event teams — increasingly need modern, software-based control that scales with their workflows,” said Noah Johnson, Iris founder and Vice President of Video Applications at Audinate. “Bringing Iris directly into the Everet PTZ lineup means those teams can adopt distributed production workflows on the cameras they already own — no rip-and-replace, no proprietary gateways.”

Everet customers can use promotional code EVERETFREE to enjoy a free 30-day upgrade to Iris Standard, allowing them to add multiple cameras and access advanced Iris features.

Learn more about Iris-Enabled at https://www.tryiris.ai/iris-enabled

The integration will be presented at IBC 2026, taking place at the RAI Amsterdam from September 11–14. Everet Imaging will showcase its Iris-Enabled PTZ camera lineup at the Vizrt/NDI Pavilion in Hall 10, Stand 10.A41. Iris will exhibit in Hall 11, Stand 11.C31. Visitors can experience how Everet cameras can be remotely managed through the browser-based Iris platform.