There are several elements that affect an IP camera’s image quality and field of view but the one component that is affected first, the piece that is in the first line of approach for a source of illuminance is: The IP camera’s lens.
IP camera lenses dutifully perform several key funtions:
When selecting an IP camera lens the field of view that you need or desire for you application will determine the type of lens you select.
There are (3) field of view types and (3) main types of lenses.
When selecting a lens ask yourself which field of view you need. Again, the field of view is the amount of area covered and the level of detail to be viewed. In short, this is determined by the focal length of a lens and the size of the image sensor. Those specification are also usually found on an IP camera’s data sheet.
There are (3) field of view classifications:
Depending upon which field of view you want will determine the type of lens you need. There are (3) main types of lenses:
Matching the right lens to your application or, selecting a lens for special surveillance situations can be tricky. If you have questions please call one of our knowledgeable reps at 866-885-4853.
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