Introducing the day / night fisheye lens compatible with 5-megapixel security cameras — FUJINON DF360SR4A-SA2
September 5th, 2012
FUJIFILM Corporation has announced that it will introduce 'FUJINON DF360SR4A-SA2' (hereinafter 'DF360SR4A-SA2') to join its line of fisheye lenses for use in security cameras in early November. The new lens is a day / night type lens compatible with 5-megapixel high-resolution cameras. It has a 182-degree field of view to eliminate dead blind spots and capture the peripheral edges of the area being monitored at premium picture quality.
In recent years, the increase of crimes and the call for enhanced security have prompted the installation of security cameras at various locations. The proliferation of full HD security cameras is raising users' expectations for the performance of camera lenses, the entry point of image data. Amidst the trend, there is a growing demand for fisheye lenses capable of capturing omnidirectional images in high definition, to be used with wide-area security cameras, typically seen at the entrances to subway stations and at shopping malls.
The new DF360SR4A-SA2 is a fisheye lens with a 182-degree field of view will eliminate blind spots, and is compatible with 5-megapixel high-resolution cameras. The design allows the capturing of premium-quality omnidirectional images.
DF360SR4A-SA2 uses the panomorph technology* of ImmerVision**, the market leader in 360-degree panoramic imaging, as well as the high-precision aspherical lens element, built with Fujifilm's cutting-edge optical simulation technology. The combination improves the image resolution through to the corners of the frame, which are generally more prone to degradation than the frame's center. This enables high-definition image capture across all corners for easy detection of any persons.
Furthermore, since DF360SR4A-SA2 is a day / night lens, it provides clear, sharp images even in low light at night or at dusk to become a powerful tool for round-the-clock surveillance.
Fujifilm makes use of its optical and precision processing technologies, nurtured over many years, to offer a wide range of lenses that suit the age of premium digital imaging for broadcasting, cinematography, and mobile phone cameras. The company is committed to offering an extensive range of lenses with high performance, high picture quality and high hardware quality for the security sector, which is expected to grow stronger in the future.
The new lens will be showcased at the U.S. exhibition of security-related products 'ASIS2012' from September 10 to 13, 2012, and at an equivalent German exhibition 'Security Essen' from September 25 to 28, 2012.
Provided by Fujifilm