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DOME CAMERAS MARRY PERFORMANCE WITH ENTRY-LEVEL PRICING VITEK Industrial Video Products Inc. announced the ALPHA series dome cameras, which utilizes 620 TV lines of high resolution and includes advanced OSD functions such as WDR, 3D, DNR, DSS, DIS, Sens-up, motion detection and privacy. These ultra-versatile cameras are available in fixed, varifocal and infrared for both indoor and vandal-resistant out- door applications (IP68 weather-rated housings) in a choice of ivory or black. All models contain three-axis internal mount- ing adjustment for optimum viewing angles. Vandal-/weather- resistant models may be semi-flush or surface mounted. VITEK
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EMBEDDED PLUG-IN ALLOWS A FAST SUMMARY OF VIDEO FOOTAGE BriefCam Ltd., the developer and provider of Video Synopsis™ systems for the rapid review of recorded video, announced the launch of the BriefCam Embedded Viewer for the Milestone XProtect™ Smart Client. This is a fully embedded plug-in that allows users to see a summary of captured video foot- age from any camera processed by the BriefCam server. The plug-in triggers playback of the original source video in the XProtect Smart Client. The result: users receive a “brief” that enables the rapid review of events for evidence discovery. Using Video Synopsis, a day of surveillance camera foot- age can be summarized into a video clip as short as 1 min. BriefCam Ltd.
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MULTIMEDIA MOBILE PATCH BOX ICC’s configurable Multimedia Mobile Patch is a perfect solu- tion for many different applications including tradeshows, conferences, warehouses, temporary stations, train- ing labs, point of sale terminals, and many other industrial locations, the company said. This mobile box has six con- figurable openings that accept IC107 modules which include voice, data, CATV, HDMI, component, USB, speaker, and more. Installers can mix and match modules depending on the applications. Removable dust covers are included to cover voice and data modules only. The mobile box has integrated screw holes to permanently secure it to a location. The rug- ged PVC housing also can be left on the floor. Installers can purchase this box and configure it themselves, or ICC can customize a pre-terminated bundle cable solution for them. ICC
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FIXED DOME NETWORK CAMERA WITH 3 MEGAPIXEL AND P-IRIS CONTROL
Axis Communications announced the newest addition to complement its AXIS P33 series: AXIS P3346 Fixed Dome Network Cameras. AXIS P3346 is the industry’s first fixed dome network camera to feature P-Iris control with three-megapixel resolution as well as an HDTV 1080p option, the company said. AXIS P3346 is easily installed thanks to its modular design and remote zoom and focus capabilities, and offers the highest resolution in the AXIS P33 series. The entire line of AXIS P33 network cameras is designed for efficient installation in both indoor and harsh outdoor environments. “By continuing to cultivate the P-Iris technology that Axis announced earlier this year, we’re excited to add a multi-megapixel and 1080p option to one of our best-selling fixed dome product lines: AXIS P33 series,” said Fredrik Nilsson of Axis Communications Inc. The P-Iris control allows the camera to optimize the iris position for depth of field, lens resolution and incoming light to produce superb image quality with optimum sharpness in all lighting conditions, Axis stated. Axis Communications
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