The new range of 960H video surveillance cameras from Samsung Techwin incorporates functionalities that allow them to record color images to 700 HIGH RESOLUTION TV lines.

Samsung scb 3003

This range of Samsung Techwin is composed of three models: the classic camera SCB-3003, the dome with 3.6x monitored varifocal lens, SCD-3083, and the IP66 SCV-3083 vandal-free dome that integrates the same lens as the previous one.

The two domes and the camera of the new 960H range feature advanced dynamic range expansion (Wdr) that compensates for backlighting with efficiency 128 times greater than with conventional dynamic range expansion. To this is added Samsung's Super Dynamic Range (SSDR), that automatically adjusts dark areas of an image, and Samsung's Super Noise Reduction (SSNRIII) ensuring high-quality images in a variety of challenging environments, even in conditions of such low lighting as 0,1 Lux.

Samsung scv 3083New Samsung Techwin models incorporate progressive scanning technology to optimize the recording of high-quality videos of moving objects, what makes it possible, For example, vehicle license plates can be read without blurring the image by movement.

The autofocus of these cameras is done using the Simple Focus option, which is activated either by pressing the button on the back of the camera or remotely by a DVR with coaxial control.

Samsung scd 3083Another significant benefit is that the Simple Focus automatically optimizes the focus needed for crisp, clear images when the camera's day/night function changes from color to monochrome mode..

All cameras in the 960H range include intelligent video analysis, that helps count people or detect activity through various means such as integrity controller and input/output address detection, appearance and disappearance of objects and manipulation of scene change, that creates an alert if paint is sprayed on the camera lens or there is an unauthorized movement of the camera away from its normal field of view.


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By • 29 Nov, 2013
• Section: Deep down, Video surveillance