1/4-type EXview HAD CCD
FCB-EX1000: 380,000 pixels (NTSC)
FCB-EX1000P: 440,000 pixels (PAL)
Minimum Illumination
– 1/60 s shutter
speed: 1.4 lx (typical) (F1.6, 50 IRE)
– 1/4 s shutter speed: 0.1 lx (typical) (F1.6,
50 IRE)
36x Optical Auto Focus Zoom Lens
– f = 3.4 mm
(wide) to 122.4 mm (tele)
– F1.6 to F4.5
– Angle of view (H): 57.8° (wide) to 1.7° (tele)
– 432x Zoom Ratio (36x optical, 12x digital)
Slow AE Response Function*3
The
FCB-EX1000/P is equipped with a Slow AE response
function to automatically slow the rate at which
camera exposure levels change. This rate can be
set up to 32 times slower than when Full-Auto AE
or Priority (shutter/ iris) modes are
selected.*4 The Slow AE response function is
useful when monitoring areas in which lighting
conditions change abruptly. For example, if the
camera is used to monitor the flow of nighttime
traffic when vehicle headlights are pointed
directly towards it, the camera’s exposure level
is reduced slowly. This can allow users to
monitor and identify crucial parts of the image
that surround the headlights, such as the car’s
license plate or the driver’s face.
*3 This function can be set using VISCATM
protocol.
*4 The rate at which camera exposure levels are
adjusted when in Full-Auto AE or Priority modes
is just under one second.
Auto IR Cut Filter Removal (ICR)
For optimized sensitivity in both day and night shooting applications, these cameras incorporate an Auto ICR function. At a set level of darkness, the IR Cut filter is automatically disabled (ICR ON) and the infrared sensitivity is increased. Conversely, at a set level of brightness, the filter is automatically enabled (ICR OFF). The ICR function will automatically engage itself depending on the level of ambient light, so that the camera can be effective in a variety of lighting conditions.
Spherical Privacy Zone Masking
Unwanted or prohibited areas within an image can be masked precisely and appropriately. If the FCB-EX1000/P is integrated into a Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) camera system, this technology can keep masking areas interlocked with PTZ movements regardless of the camera angle.