Product Overview
The DPS-1000 uses new Digital Pixel System (DPS) technology. The DPS-1000 provides a wider
dynamic range than conventional CMOS/CCD cameras. The DPS (Digital Pixel System) sensor can quickly and precisely adjust for changes in lighting condition in order to achieve high-quality, fully-exposed images. The DPS-1000 captures sharp and crisp images with horizontal resolution of 480 TVL and vertical resolution of 400 TVL. The camera will automatically switch from color at daytime to B/W at nighttime. The imaging system determines the optimal time to sample and store the pixel information before the pixel is saturated and can no longer hold an additional charge.
The DPS-1000 is specially designed for a super wide dynamic range that is 100 to 200 times greater than conventional CCD cameras. The camera is suitable for applications in scenes with sharp light contrast that require high image quality. It is an ideal replacement for conventional cameras.
Recommended applications include: Highway, Toll Gate, Railway Station, Ports, Squares, Communities, Entrance and Exit of Public Sites, etc.
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Features
- 1/3" DPS (Digital Pixel System) Wide Dynamic Sensor
- High Resolution of 480 TVL
- Independent per-pixel Exposure (every pixel is a camera)
- Proper Exposure of Every Pixel
- Convenient OSD Operation
- Day/Night Color Camera with Auto-switch to B/W
- Normal mode: 1.0Lux/F1.2
- Low light mode: 0.08Lux/F1.2
- Multi-sampling every pixel in a single capture frame
- Super Wide Dynamic Range
- OSD Menu with Programmable Settings
- 14-bit Digital Processing
- Excellent Picture Quality
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DPS vs. CMOS/CCD
Imaging technology has been gradually shifting toward totally digital systems and SAY Security Group remains on the forefront of this technology with the new DPS-1000 Super Wide Dynamic Color Camera. The DPS-1000 uses Digital Pixel System (DPS) technology which creates high quality images that are incomparable to CMOS and CCD. DPS technology is truly a breakthrough in imaging technology. An image capture and processing system provides high-quality pictures with an enhanced dynamic range. A technique known as “multi-sampling” is used to gather the information to achieve unmatched image quality and high dynamic range which eliminates pixels that are underexposed (too dark) and some that are overexposed (too bright). Each pixel has its own analog-to-digital converter and the information generated is captured and processed independently. Essentially, each pixel acts as its own camera. A camera with a Digital Pixel System performs as though it contains thousands of individual cameras, each of which produces the best image possible. These images are then combined to produce a high quality video frame or picture |
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