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Buffalo Public School District Improves Security, Simplifies Infrastructure With i-PRO Cameras & Recorders

February 28, 2024

The BPSD modernization project started with replacing 2 percent of their older interior PTZ cameras with i-PRO 5MP fisheye network cameras with 360° coverage while swapping out their obsolete recorders with i-PRO NV300 NVRs.

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Oncam 360-Deg. Cameras Are Compact & Powerful

September 9, 2020

The first two cameras of Oncam’s C-Series line, the C-12 Indoor and the C-12 Outdoor Plus, both feature a 12MP sensor and are powered by Qualcomm Technologies.

Sony Camera Has No Blind Spots

July 1, 2018

The SNC-HMX70 security camera maintains an all-round 360-deg. hemispheric view with no blind spots.

Network Camera Delivers Comprehensive Whole-Room Coverage

May 1, 2017

D-Link expanded its line of affordable, professional-grade Vigilance surveillance solutions with two new IP cameras.

The raw image captured by an overhead 360-degree camera can provide detailed video of multiple locations, often allowing a single camera to replace multiple traditional cameras

Popping the Hood on 180- & 360-Degree Cameras

Derek Rice

December 1, 2014

The benefits offered by 180- and 360-degree cameras are numerous, starting with the potential to reduce camera counts. The technologies cameras employ to capture and process images are the main factors to consider.

Camera & Lens: How to Get the Correct Match

Surveillance experts say that you cannot separate lens function from camera function — they are complementary and interdependent. Does that make the integrator’s job harder?

Karyn Hodgson

October 1, 2012

Choosing a lens for a camera is not a new skill for integrators who have worked in the video space for any length of time. However, the parameters have changed. Some things have gotten simpler; others are more complicated.Choosing a lens for a camera is not a new skill for integrators who have worked in the video space for any length of time. However, the parameters have changed. Some things have gotten simpler; others are more complicated.