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Hi, it is really needed a double lense camera for a better night pictures? (sorry for my english). I'm installing cctv systems for a while but i never installed one of this double lense IR analog camera, can i see a big difference in the recorded completly dark room video?

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I think that the author means the camera with two different sensor ( of course, there will be two lenses for 2 sensor board). one is colour one, another is B/W one .

 

At visible band, the B/W camera's the sensitivity triples that of colour camera, however, at IR band, it may only 10% or 20% better than colour camera (due to the bayer filter over the CCD sensor, of course, I mean the colour camera without IR cutting filter).

 

Maybe that is why the dual head camera is not so attractive for IR based application.

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Dual CCD Cameras, used them for years, the most well known in the industry being the Extreme CCTV's EX82, but now there are others.

 

CNB tech

http://cnbtec.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=994

(Other: http://cnbtec.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=977)

 

- 1/3" PIXIM DPS Sensor (Color)

- 1/3" IT CCD (BW)

- 530TVL(Color) & 600TVL(BW) High Resolution

- Dual DC Iris Varifocal Lens (3.8~9.5mm)

- Auto White Balance

- AGC/BLC/Flickerless (On/Off)

- DSS, OSD, Privacy Zone

- SDNR (Super Digital Noise Reduction)

- Built-in IR LED 112EA & Sensor 1EA

- IR Visible Range : Max. 60m

- RS-485 (Pelco-D)

- Extra Video-out port for Easier Installation

- Built-in Fan & Heater

- Cable Through Type Camera Bracket

 

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KT&C

http://www.ktnc.co.kr/english/viewtopic.php?t=375#

 

- 1/3" Sony Super HAD CCD ?

- Color : High Resolution of 550 TVL

- B/W : Standard Resolution of 420 TVL

- Fixed Iris Board Lens

- High Performance 30 units IR LEDs

- Max. 50M Distances Visibility at Night

- True Day & Night with Dual CCD Built-in

- Outstanding Durability with IP67

- Options : 1/3" Sony Exview CCd, Heater, DC12V/AC24V Dual Voltage

 

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Thank you, i'm talking about this, two different sensor.

 

I think that the author means the camera with two different sensor ( of course, there will be two lenses for 2 sensor board). one is colour one, another is B/W one .

 

At visible band, the B/W camera's the sensitivity triples that of colour camera, however, at IR band, it may only 10% or 20% better than colour camera (due to the bayer filter over the CCD sensor, of course, I mean the colour camera without IR cutting filter).

 

Maybe that is why the dual head camera is not so attractive for IR based application.

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Cameras with Dual lens have 2 CCD Modules with two seperate lens. These cameras have a noticeable difference.

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Does anyone have captures between the day night cameras and these ones for a comparison ?

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