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Q26 outdoor 360 degree - 6 Megapixel

- 360 Degree coverage - reduced Blind-spots

- 6 Megapixel

- 2 way voice

- Event Driven Voice announcements

- “Smart” Logic - Direction of Travel, speed, light level, sound level, people counting, object left behind and more

- IP Messaging between Camera's

Q71 Outdoor Camera with Audio

with Wide Dynamic Range

- 360 Degree coverage reduced Blind-spots

- 12 Megapixels

- 2 way voice

- Event Driven Voice announcements

- IR & White LED Lighting

- “Smart” Analytics & Logic Facial Recognition advanced behaviour recognition and much more

- IP Messaging between Camera's

M73 Outdoor Camera with Audio

with Wide Dynamic Range

- 4 K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160

- Low light 4K image sensor licence plate recognition

- Up to 3 Image Sensors (cameras) including Thermal

- Smart Analytics & Logic Facial & Licence Plate Recognition, advanced behaviour recognition and

much more.

- IP Messaging between Camera's

S74 - Multiple Sensor Camera

- 4 K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 with Wide Dynamic Range

- Low light 4K image sensor / licence recognition

- Up to 3 Image Sensors (cameras) including Thermal

- Smart Analytics & Logic, Facial & Licence Plate Recognition, advanced behaviour recognition and much more.

- IP Messaging between Camera's

T26 Intercom

- 360 Degree coverage reduced Blind-spots

- 6 Megapixel

- 2 way voice – Push Notification Doorbell

- Event Driven Voice announcements

- “Smart” Logic direction of travel, Sound level object left behind and more

- IP Messaging between Camera's

- The footage of the driveway in the above and right pictures was taken at approximately the same time, this demonstrates the difference in detail between the 360 & tight focus lenses

The image in the the right is the zoomed in de-warped image from the fish-eye image above. As you can see, while the detail on the fish-eye is acceptable, if the subject is close to the camera, it is less clear the further away the subject is. This is the downfall of a wide angle lens and why we recommend using the 360 camera for overview purposes, while using a tighter focus lens to pick up the detail, within the same coverage area of the 360 lens. This also minimizes potentially costly blind-spots.