Surveon, the complete megapixel solutions provider, has added three 5 megapixel cameras to its high-end camera series. “Leveraged with the latest technology for 5 megapixel image sensors and the advanced image processor, Surveon has increased the low video quality that is the major setback for most 5 megapixel cameras in the market,” said Casper Wu, Product Manager of Surveon. “Surveon’s 5 megapixel cameras support the H.264 high profile encoding with 14 FPS for 2560x1920 resolution (5 megapixel) and 21 FPS for 2048x1536 resolution (3 megapixel). They are also equipped with the advanced image functions such as 3D noise reduction, programmable sharpness enhancement and WDR control. These features have made our new models truly 5-megapixel H.264 cameras with good video quality under the low light condition.”

The new 5 megapixel cameras include CAM4571 outdoor dome, CAM3571 bullet, and CAM2511 box. All of them feature the day/night function, wide dynamic range, 3x zoom, and auto focus. These 5 megapixel cameras, together with a full line of 2 megapixel models also provided by Surveon, offer project installers good selections in different segments to meet the market demands.

Surveon’s new 5 megapixel cameras support ONVIF standards and are fully compatible with Surveon’s VMS ES2.4 and 3rd party VMS, giving customers a broad range of solutions to select from. Featuring 100% in-house design, Surveon's proven end to end solutions – from cameras, enterprise NVR to IP storage, have gone through a comprehensive QA process including hundreds of hours of rigorous assurance testing on performance and integration validation to ensure high quality and reliability.

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