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Lens Calculator is a free online tool for CCTV design. It allows you to select a video surveillance camera’s characteristics for the different operator’s tasks, such as detection, observation, recognition, and identification.
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Kalkulator obiektywu to darmowe narzędzie online do projektowania CCTV. Pozwala dobrać charakterystykę kamery do różnych zadań operatora, takich jak detekcja, obserwacja, rozpoznawanie i identyfikacja.
CCTV Lens Calculator will help you: Choose the most suitable lenses, heights and locations for camera installation to provide required parameters of view areas. Calculate the horizontal projection sizes of view areas to draw them on the location plan.
Lenscalc is a universal tool designed to eliminate the frequent errors, mis-readings and interpolation problems from using traditional lens calculators. The calculated tables can be simply pasted directly into a spreadsheet or word processor or printed for a permanent record.
Lens Calculator. If the camera is installed outside, it is recommended that you use auto-iris lens. Use the form below to quickly find out which lens is right for you. Image sensor. Resolution. Distance between Camera and Object (in ft.) Height of camera from Ground (in ft.) Width of Field of view (in ft.)
This handy field of view calculator will help you in determining which lens is right for your application. Simply enter the distance to the object, camera format, and focal length of the lens. Click "Calculate" to see the field of view you can expect with that lens. It also works in reverse.
