1/4" SONY CCD 480TV Lines 0.000LUX/F1.2 Zoom Camera

Specifications:

• Image Sensor: 1/4" SONY CCD
• Signal System: PAL/NTSC
• Effective Pixels: PAL:510(H) x 492(V)/NTSC:510(H)×492(V)
• Horizontal Resolution: 480 TV Line
• Minimum Illumination: 0.000LUX/F1.2 (LED on)
• Electronic Shutter: PAL: 1/50~1/100,000SES/NTSC:1/60~1/100,000Sec.
• S/N Ratio: ≥48dBVideo
• Output: 1Vp-p/75Ω
• Supply Voltage: DC 12V (+/-10%)
• White Balance: Auto
• Backlight Compensation: Auto
• Gamma Characteristic: ≥0.15
• Current Supply: 3A
• Operating Temperature: -10°C ~ + 50°C

Features: 

• This SONY CCD Camera offers real-time, high-resolution surveillance video over networks discreet and compact
• With easy hiding capacity, this 480TV Lines Zoom Camera is most suitable to monitor houses, shops, offices, factories, warehouses, garages, stairways, hallways, etc.
• This Zoom Camera has a motion detector sensor system
• When this Zoom Camera detects motion the camera light flashes to give the impression it is recording
• This Zoom Camera can be mounted anywhere indoors
• Installation is quick and easy

Details:

• This SONY CCD Camera has a motion detector sensor system, when this 480TV Lines Zoom Camera detects motion the camera light flashes to give the impression it is recording

• This Zoom Camera offers real-time, high-resolution surveillance video over networks. Discreet and compact, this Zoom Camera makes it easy and affordable to bring IP video into your surveillance program

• When placed this Zoom Camera in your home or business, even the most sophisticated criminals will think the premises are guarded by a high-tech surveillance system and go in search of an easier target

• This Zoom Camera can shoot wide landscapes and group pictures of your friends or telephoto shots of sports or wildlife

• This zoom camera will give you high quality picture zoom lens camera in an affordable price. It is fast focus, high-definition

How Does a Zoom Lens Work?

Old Concept, New Technology:

• Like all other electronics, camera lenses seem to get more and more complicated every year. Yet, aside from the flashy new settings and features, at the foundation of every lens is the same basic technology that has been there since the beginning

Background: How Does a Camera Work?

• Before getting into the technical functions of a lens, it should first be understood how a camera works
• The word "photography" is rooted in Greek and roughly translates to "painting with light." The original concept of a camera was literally a pin-sized hole in a wall that let light into a room. This is referred to as a "camera obscura," a Latin phrase that means "dark chamber."
• Cameras today, no matter how advanced, still use this same basic technology. Light is let in through the lens, which then reflects the light onto a sensor that rests inside of the camera
• The camera's lens merely helps to regulate how much light is let in and how the light is processed before reaching the sensor

Know Your Lens:

• The inner workings of a zoom lens, in a most basic form, consist of different small optical glass lenses that are placed at different lengths from each other
• With most zoom lenses, the zoom function is used by manually turning a ring located on the barrel of the lens. Inside of the camera, this will move a group of the glass pieces either closer to or further away from each other

Focal Length:

• It's not unusual to see some professional photographers lugging around two or three different lenses with them wherever they go. The reason they find it necessary to carry all the extra weight is because different lenses have different focal lengths
• Focal length refers to the distance from the camera's image sensor to the optical glass pieces inside of the lens. This distance is what determines how far a lens can zoom in and out and is placed into three basic categories: wide-angle, normal and telephoto
• A wide angle lens refers to a lens with a short focal length. Lenses of this sort, as the name would imply, have a very short, wide view, sometimes enabling photographers to take pictures of an entire room of people with one shot. Lenses in this category are what "fish-eye" photos are taken with
• Lenses that fall under the "normal" category see at focal ranges ranges similar to that of the human eye; 50mm and 35mm lenses would be considered normal focal length lenses
• Last but not least would be telephoto lenses. These lenses are normally the longest (and heaviest) of all categories. When looking through a telephoto lens, the subject often appears very close, yet the view of the subject will be very narrow

In Surveillance Cameras:

• Variable focus in a single lens came to security cameras in the 21st century, but is usually set manually: When you set up your surveillance system, you can choose where in its field of view you want each camera to focus. The camera doesn't zoom in on suspicious activity, and you can't refocus recorded video to read a license plate

Package Included:

• 1 x STD-27X 27x One Zoom Camera