Friday, March 21, 2008
Sony BRC-H700
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The BRC-H700 has a wide pan range of 340 degrees and a tilt range of 120 degrees. Both the pan and tilt speeds are variable within the range of .25 to 60 degrees a second, so the camera can capture both fast and slow moving objects with minimal rocking vibration.
The camera also includes a 12X optical auto focus zooming lens, which allows for a zoom capability of up to 48X when used in combination with the 4X digital zoom.
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The camera also includes a 12X optical auto focus zooming lens, which allows for a zoom capability of up to 48X when used in combination with the 4X digital zoom.
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Labels: high definition video cameras
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Sony CMOS Sensor
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Sony is also aiming for an image sensor that will be able to capture and express surprise and emotion, and is now putting efforts into a CMOS sensor that can do just that.
Even through image quality will improve as you increase the amount of information you capture, until now, the still image quality of pictures has been improved by spatial resolution increases.
The amount of information however, can be increased not only by spatial resolution increases, but also by increasing the amount of information in the time direction as well.
Read more Sony CMOS Sensor at http://mysearch.ph/high-definition-video-cameras/sony-cmos-sensor.htm
Even through image quality will improve as you increase the amount of information you capture, until now, the still image quality of pictures has been improved by spatial resolution increases.
The amount of information however, can be increased not only by spatial resolution increases, but also by increasing the amount of information in the time direction as well.
Read more Sony CMOS Sensor at http://mysearch.ph/high-definition-video-cameras/sony-cmos-sensor.htm
Labels: high definition video cameras
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