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Doktor Jons Guide to The Use and Application of CCTV & IP Video - a unique resource providing information and advice on  the modern use of CCTV video surveillance
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Multipix Imaging launch 2Megapixel Basler IP Camera Now With Day/Night Functionality

The 2megapixel model in the Basler IP camera family, the BIP-1600c-dn, now also features true day/night functionality. The day/night functionality with its automatically retractable infrared (IR) cut filter is now available in all Basler IP camera models.

During normal lighting conditions, the IR-cut filter is positioned in front of the imaging sensor. This results in high quality color images. When the ambient light level decreases, the automatic exposure control on the Basler IP camera moves the mechanical IR-cut filter aside and replaces it with a clear filter to keep the correct back focal length. Without the IR-cut filter in front of the sensor, the camera will shift into a black and white mode that allows operation at a minimum illumination and enabling full night vision capability.

An ultra-compact, all-metal housing with a size of 89.8 mm x 29 mm x 44 mm and a weight of only 230 grams makes these the smallest day/night IP cameras in their class. These characteristics contribute to a flexible, easy installation.

“CCD sensors are extraordinarily sensitive to near infrared light, and this makes them a perfect fit for true day/night cameras. Because CCD sensors are not packed with circuitry as CMOS sensors are, they have a better “fill factor” resulting in a greater sensitivity to light and making them more suitable for low light conditions. By using this state-of-the-art technology together with our extensive experience in vision technologies, we are able to provide professional quality imaging for all lighting conditions”, states Product Manager at Basler Vision Technologies.

Photo above reproduced by kind permission of Basler

About MultiPix:
MultiPix Imaging Ltd, was formed in 1997 and has become recognized to be a leading supplier of vision components in the UK.  Adding both value and technical expertise to a wide range of products covering an ever increasing number of applications in the broad range of markets including industrial, scientific and medical, security, and military. Based in Petersfield, Hampshire, MultiPix is focused on helping customers create innovative and successful vision solutions and a commitment to delivering a highest level of services.
For further information please visit www.multipix.com