Videology adds camera board to help users see in the dark

Videology has added another extended SDI camera board to its latest range of cameras designed for traffic monitoring, surveillance and other non-traffic functions. Designated the 24RS2.0.XWEXSDI, it can transmit 1080P HD images up to 300m (1,000ft). The camera board is designed to obtain images beyond the human eye without near-IR LED illumination, which can also be used if required. Colour noise is reduced and colour brightness is enhanced. Sony Starvis’ sensor captures the available photon beyond near-IR
January 11, 2018 Read time: 1 min

1047 Videology has added another extended SDI camera board to its latest range of cameras designed for traffic monitoring, surveillance and other non-traffic functions. Designated the 24RS2.0.XWEXSDI, it can transmit 1080P HD images up to 300m (1,000ft).

The camera board is designed to obtain images beyond the human eye without near-IR LED illumination, which can also be used if required. Colour noise is reduced and colour brightness is enhanced.

Sony Starvis’ sensor captures the available photon beyond near-IR when coupled with the optimised camera design. Additionally, the focus assist enhancement allows users to have flexibility to use any lens and the settings can auto adjust for either visible or IR illumination to reduce potential human error and the need for an NIR corrected lens.

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