What is a Starlight Night Vision Body worn camera and what are its advantages
The Body worn camera is a widely used technical tool in modern law enforcement work. Its lightweight design can be fixed on the uniform of public officials to record various information during the on-site law enforcement process.
By recording the actions and conversations of law enforcement personnel through high-definition video and audio, it provides strong support for subsequent legal review and evidence collection.
Therefore,the clarity of the on-site Body worn camera camera is particularly important.
Especially during night duty, how can on-site law enforcement equipment record clear videos in dim scenes to provide effective evidence?
Most of the infrared night vision Body worn cameras on the market, so what are the differences between starlight night vision and infrared night vision? Below will be a detailed introduction for you!
Infrared night vision lamp
Infrared night vision mainly uses infrared lamps to actively project infrared light onto objects in dark environments without visible light or low light levels. The infrared light is reflected by the object and enters the lens for imaging.
This imaging method and technology is the most mature and widely used in practical intelligent projects, with high cost-effectiveness, making it the most commonly used night vision camera application solution.
The video image of infrared night vision is black and white, and the image is easily limited by the distance of infrared light illumination. In some special shooting scenes, there may be the disadvantage of unclear presentation of details such as faces and license plates.
Starlight night vision is a type of night vision function based on cameras. From the functional classification of cameras, starlight level cameras belong to a type of low illumination camera.
Low illumination cameras refer to images that can still display clear color images at lower light intensities.
Generally, a full color image can still be maintained at an illumination level of 0.01 Lux.
That is to say, in the absence of complete darkness at night, as long as there is some light, a full-color video can be recorded, which can clearly record detailed images such as faces and license plates, which is conducive to the identification and investigation of the video.
After the above analysis, although infrared technology is a widely used solution, for forensic equipment with high requirements for details such as Body worn cameras, full color images are undoubtedly more conducive to analysis.
For this reason, both the 4G and 5G Body worn cameras of duniot Technology are equipped with Sony Starlight night vision cameras and infrared night vision lights. In low light or well lit scenes at night, the Starlight night vision camera can capture full color images, and in low light or dark scenes, the infrared night vision lights can be turned on to automatically switch according to the conditions of night light. At the same time, it also solves the high power consumption caused by long-term activation of infrared night vision lights.
Compared to a single infrared night vision function, the combination of a starry night vision camera is undoubtedly the icing on the cake, with obvious advantages in image quality, field of view, adaptability, and working time.
With the continuous progress of technology, the application of Starlight Night Vision Body worn camera in the police industry will become more widespread, providing better job security for public officials.
