Pan Tilt Zoom Camera
PTZ stands for Pan, Zoom and Tilt. This refers to the capabilities of automated cameras and video recorders. Essentially, a PTZ camera is set in a particular place, but has the ability to turn, usually in a complete circle, tilt at different angles both up and down, and zoom in on particular objects.
Features
- Extra features and recording capabilities of a PTZ camera can vary. Some PTZ cameras have high-definition capabilities, allowing them to record very detailed images. Others may have only standard definition. Color and grayscale options also vary. The camera may also have tinted shielding so people can't see it and internal heating or maintenance mechanisms to keep it running smoothly.
Benefits
- Because PTZ cameras can be controlled from a distance, the user does not need to be near the camera. After the PTZ camera is installed, it is generally low-maintenance and requires little attention, except in the case of malfunctions or required cleaning. The mobility of the camera allows users to track an object as it is moving, following it as long as it is within the camera's range.
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