Model: DWCB1367WD
Features:
- 3D DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)
- Auto Sensing Dual Voltage with Line Lock: 12VDC/24VAC
- BLC: Backlight Compensation
- D/N: Day/ Night: Electronic
- Easy Icon Driven OSD Menu with Built-in Joystick
- HME: Highlight Masking Exposure
- Lens: 3.3~12mm Varifocal Auto Iris Lens
- Programmable Privacy Zones: 8 Programmable Zones
- RS-485 Built-in
- Secondary Video: BNC Output: Included
- Star-Light™ (Super Low Light Technology)
- WDR- Wide Dynamic Range
- IP66: IP66 (Protects Against Dust and High Pressure Water)
Description:
Infinity DSP Series ensures excellent color sensitivity and high resolution in both Day/Night applications. The technology utilizes Star-Light™, Wide Dynamic Range, Highlight Masking Exposure, and other great features to help produce a clear horizontal resolution of up to 620 TV lines. Super Vision at Anytime, Anywhere.
Highlight Masking Exposure (HME):
Highlight Masking Exposure is used to suppress extreme bright light in a camera's field of view when there is very low light environment to capture all the details in the image. By masking the overly exposed areas in the camera's field of view, the camera can produce a true video image of any environment without detail loss from the light's glare.
Star-Light™ Super Low Light Technology:
Star-Light™ Technology provides crisp clear images in both color and Black and White in extreme low light conditions. Star-Light technology offers a slow shutter feature that increases the length of time the shutter remains open to collect additional light, illuminating typically dark environments. The technology also utilizes Digital Noise Reduction and Highlight Masking Exposure to enhance the image clarity, offering a clear image in any lighting condition.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR):
Wide Dynamic Range technology mechanically allows to capture an entire scene in challenging lighting conditions. One shutter is set to a short exposure, capturing the bright areas in the FoV, while the other is set for a long exposure, capturing the dark areas in the FoV. The camera then interlaces the images and combines them, capturing both areas with no loss of detail. This allows for an image capture even when there are very bright and dark areas in the camera's field of view or images are distorted by a strong backlight. |