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Specification:

Wide Dynamic Range

And how it benefits your CCTV Security Cameras

What is Dynamic Range?

Dynamic range is the difference between, or ratio, of the largest and smallest possible values of a measureable quantity, such as sound and light. In the case of cameras, dynamic range is the ratio of the lightest and darkest elements that are capable of being displayed on an image.

Wide Dynamic Range is a technology utilized by security cameras in order to balance out images that have a large dynamic range. An example of this situation would be if an indoor security camera were pointing towards a window or building entrance. During daytime, the image produced by the camera would be extremely washed out due to the high brightness of the incoming light. This effect is commonly seen in restaurants, stores, offices, and other buildings that have large windows or entrances.

Regular Lens BLC Compensation Wide Dynamic Range

Specification:

Model RUSTY

• Image Sensor: 1/3” 1Megapixel CMOS
• Effective Pixels: 1280(H)×720(V)
• Electronic Shutter: 1/60s~1/100,000s
• Video Frame Rate: 25/30fps@720P
• Synchronization: Internal
• Mini. Illumination: 0.01Lux@F1.2(AGC ON)
• Video Output 1-channel BNC HDCVI high definition video output/ CVBS standard definition video output (Can switch)

Camera Features

• Day/Night: Auto(Electronic) / Color / B/W
• Backlight Compensation : WDR (120dB)
• Noise Reduction: 2D/3D
• OSD Menu: Support

Lens

• Focal Length: 3.6mm
• Angle of View: H: 79.7º
• Mount Type: M12

General

• Power Supply: DC12V±10%
• Power Consumption: Max 2.5W
• Working Environment: -30°C~+60°C / Less than 95%RH (no condensation)
• Transmission Distance: Over 800m via 75-3 coaxial cable
• Dimensions(W×D×H): 30mm×30mm×21.7mm / 1" x 1" x 0.8" inches
• Weight: 0.06kg
• Material: Metal