Zoom out distance

[monika 0]

How much area it can view with 22X zoom Camera Completely zoomed-out.from a distance of 3000ft. How can we calculate it?

[Thomas 0]

How much area it can view with 22X zoom Camera Completely zoomed-out.from a distance of 3000ft. How can we calculate it?

 

Wait, are you trying to zoom in to a focal distance of 3000 ft?

[monika 0]

How much area it can view with 22X zoom Camera Completely zoomed-out.from a distance of 3000ft. How can we calculate it?

 

Wait, are you trying to zoom in to a focal distance of 3000 ft?

 

yes, why ..?

[C7 in CA 0]

You need to provide more info about the camera to figure that out. Here is a lens calculator:

 

http://www.pelco.com/support/tools/lenscalc.aspx

[monika 0]

I am using AVP321 (AVTECH). you can check more info about camera on their website, it would be a great help if u can tell me abt it.

[Thomas 0]

I am using AVP321 (AVTECH). you can check more info about camera on their website, it would be a great help if u can tell me abt it.

 

It would be a field of view of ~ 125.7 ft by 94.3. A human being is generally 6 ft x 2 ft. So a person would take up less then .1% of that image.

 

The 22x zoom refers the ratio of lens at it's widest to it's most narrow point. I find myself suspecting that you're trying do something in a more painful way then needed.

[ak357 0]

I am using AVP321 (AVTECH). you can check more info about camera on their website, it would be a great help if u can tell me abt it.

 

It would be a field of view of ~ 125.7 ft by 94.3. A human being is generally 6 ft x 2 ft. So a person would take up less then .1% of that image.

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You probably meant to say 1.6%

[Thomas 0]

I am using AVP321 (AVTECH). you can check more info about camera on their website, it would be a great help if u can tell me abt it.

 

It would be a field of view of ~ 125.7 ft by 94.3. A human being is generally 6 ft x 2 ft. So a person would take up less then .1% of that image.

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You probably meant to say 1.6%

 

6 * 2 = 12

125.7 * 94.3 = 11853.51

12/11853.51= 0.00101 and change.

 

Did I make a math error somewhere?

[Smit9352 0]

I am using AVP321 (AVTECH). you can check more info about camera on their website, it would be a great help if u can tell me abt it.

 

It would be a field of view of ~ 125.7 ft by 94.3. A human being is generally 6 ft x 2 ft. So a person would take up less then .1% of that image.

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You probably meant to say 1.6%

 

6 * 2 = 12

125.7 * 94.3 = 11853.51

12/11853.51= 0.00101 and change.

 

Did I make a math error somewhere?

 

*Starts up the ole calculator*

 

Oh anyway, I'd like to know what it is you're trying to see 3,000ft away as that's a great deal of distance.

 

Would you like to give us some more information so we can help you.

 

Thanks,

John

[ak357 0]

I am using AVP321 (AVTECH). you can check more info about camera on their website, it would be a great help if u can tell me abt it.

 

It would be a field of view of ~ 125.7 ft by 94.3. A human being is generally 6 ft x 2 ft. So a person would take up less then .1% of that image.

.

 

You probably meant to say 1.6%

 

6 * 2 = 12

125.7 * 94.3 = 11853.51

12/11853.51= 0.00101 and change.

 

Did I make a math error somewhere?

 

Sorry Thomas u are taking whole area ratio I was taking only ratio for horisontal

[Deluxecctv.com 0]

What would you trying to be looking at 3000 ft. away? The digital should kick in by then at 3000 ft. What does everyone else think?

[Thomas 0]

What would you trying to be looking at 3000 ft. away? The digital should kick in by then at 3000 ft. What does everyone else think?

 

That you won't see ****.