Combination of PTZ Camera And Infrared Lens

PTZ in PTZ cameras means Pan, Tilt and Zoom. These are the three basic movements that this type of camera can perform. “Pan” means horizontal movement, “Tilt” means vertical movement, and “Zoom” allows the camera to to narrow or widen the field of view of a specific area.

Infrared lens, such as athermalized lenses are a special type of lens that eliminates the effects of heat radiation during photography or videography, providing clearer, more accurate images.

Therefore, what would be the effect if combined with them? What are the main features of infrared PTZ cameras?

1.The pan, tilt and zoom capabilities of PTZ cameras allow them to cover larger areas and focus on specific points of interest.

2.High-quality image resolution: Many PTZ cameras on the market today have HD or even Ultra HD (4K) video resolution, providing clear and detailed images.

3.Remote control: PTZ cameras can be remote controlled manually or automatically.

4.Night vision: PTZ cameras when equipped with infrared lenses enable them to capture clear videos or photos at night.

5.Wild filed of view: Because of the pan and tilt feature, therefore, PTZ cameras cover a wide area.