其他功能
镜头 |
37 mm |
电源 |
12 W |
最低内存 |
64 MB |
最小硬盘空间 |
50 MB |
性能
光学变焦 |
16 x |
最低照明 |
6 lx |
焦距 |
4 - 64 mm |
Maximum frame rate |
30 fps |
VCC4 Video Conferencing Camera
Canon's Pan/Tilt/Zoom (P/T/Z) camera, the VC-C4 combines great looks, compact design, and ease-of-use never before available. The VC-C4, (backwardly compatible to Canon's previous models), is great news for users who want a reliable P/T/Z camera they can count on for videoconferencing, distance learning, general video and even enhanced security/monitoring.
The VC-C4's shooting parameters can be adjusted and customized for almost any environment. A wide range of on-screen controls and a 32-button I/R controller makes it easier than ever to get the shots you want. Plus up to nine cameras can be daisy chained and operated from one (addressable) I/R controller or, via RS-232, controlled from your PC.
One look at the VC-C4 and you can't help but be impressed with the slick appearance that allows you to display it almost anywhere, while the incredibly small, light weight housing means it's never in the way.
Canon's digital signal processing system reproduces rich, smooth video images and precise focal control. A high-performance 16x zoom allows a wider viewing angle, with a large-aperture f/1.4 lens for optimum brightness. The VC-C4 camera pans to +/-100° and tilts -30° to 90°, while the VC-C4R ceiling suspension model pans to +/-170° and tilts from +10° to -90°. As both cameras are positioned in the middle of the system, this ensures high-speed, stable and precise camera movement.
Up to 9 VC-C4/VC-C4R systems can be controlled simultaneously from one PC, for use in a large conference room. The cameras can be 'cascade 'connected in order via the R-S232C cord and then programmed for individual control. Also up to 9 pre-set positions as well as AE information can be stored easily. Just one touch of the wireless controller allows you to focus quickly on any subject.
For Canon reliability, quality video, ease of use and outstanding value, nothing looks better than Canon's VC-C4.