The ten new day/night operation dome models have been built with a choice of 27x, 33x or 37x optical zoom capability and have been designed for both internal and external use.
According to Samsung, the models will be ‘ideal’ for use in car parks, shopping centres, trading estates, airports, ports and other high security applications.
The W-V chipset has been made to capture colour images at up to 600 TV lines colour resolution and also incorporate Super Dynamic Range (SSDR) designed to automatically lighten the dark areas within a scene, allowing an operator to view objects in the shadows.
Other technically advanced features include Highlight Compensation designed to neutralise any excessively bright areas of an image enabling an operator to view previously hidden details and Digital Image Stabilisation (DIS) made to negate the effects of a dome shaking due to high winds or building vibration.
The SV-V chipset shares all the advanced features of the W-V chipset including Samsung’s Super Noise Reduction (SSNRIII) technology, the company said, and also has Wide Dynamic Range and Progressive scan.
The SV-V chipset has also been built with Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) capability, which is able to perform functions such as appear/disappear detection.
‘A large diversity of reasons for use’
“There is a large diversity of reasons why surveillance cameras are used and an equally large number of different environments where cameras may physically be installed,” said Peter Ainsworth, senior European product manager for Samsung Techwin Europe Ltd.
“With this in mind, our design engineers have included our very popular W-V and SV-V chipsets into these new models, each of which have their own specific standout features to enable installers and system integrators to choose the perfect dome camera for the job in hand.”
Two models in the range, the SCP-3370TH SV-V DSP dome and SCP-2370TH W-V DSP dome, have an automatic tracking feature designed to equip them to detect and automatically follow a moving object within a specified target area without operator intervention, making them suitable for perimeter protection and out-of-hours applications.
All ten models in the new SCP range have coaxial control compatibility allowing both video and telemetry to be transmitted via the coaxial cable, giving full access to camera set-up and PTZ functions via a compatible Digital Video Recorder (DVR), such as selected models in Samsung’s SRD series of DVRs.
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