Surveon, the complete megapixel solutions provider, recently announced a new generation of HD cameras. Powered by the individual advanced ISP, the new HD cameras provide enhanced image functionality, including 3D Noise Reduction, Edge Enhancement, High Light Compensation, D-WDR, Defog, and Low Shuttle Speed Control. The series comes with different models, from the standard box CAM2311, the vandal-proof dome CAM4361, to the IP66 bullet CAM3361.  All of them follow Surveon’s high quality standards, with industrial-grade components, in-house production, and 3 year warranty.

“With the vast growth of megapixel projects in the market, the HD resolution has become the basic requirement,” said Casper Wu, product manager of Surveon. “Customers are looking for advanced functions to further improve image quality.” While 2D-Denoise is still commonly used in the industry, Surveon’s new HD cameras have adapted the advanced 3DNR technology. The Defog function can facilitate outdoor installations, and combined with High Light Compensation, makes the new cameras the ideal solutions for traffic monitoring and city surveillance. These advanced features, plus Edge Enhancement, D-WDR, and Low Shuttle Speed Control, provide our partners competitive edges to handle megapixel projects.

Surveon’s new HD cameras support the ONVIF standards and are fully compatible with Surveon VMS and the 3rd party CMS, giving customers a broad range of solution selections for their projects.  The new cameras can be used in combination with Surveon's industrial megapixel RAID NVR series to create highly integrated and reliable solutions that reduce the integration effort for project installers.

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