
Canon VB-C50i Pan Tilt Zoom Network Security Camera
Advanced Surveillance with the Canon VB-C50i Network CameraThe Canon VB-C50i Network Camera delivers enhanced surveillance. With a built-in network server and 26x optical zoom, you can remotely monitor any location. With accuracy and flexibility. Zoom: 26x Optical, 12x Digital Sensor: 0.25-inc...
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Overview
Advanced Surveillance with the Canon VB-C50i Network Camera
The Canon VB-C50i Network Camera delivers enhanced surveillance. With a built-in network server and 26x optical zoom, you can remotely monitor any location. With accuracy and flexibility.
- Zoom: 26x Optical, 12x Digital
- Sensor: 0.25-inch 680,000-pixel CCD
- Resolution: Up to 640 by 480 pixels
- Protocols: TCP/IP, HTTP, BOOTP, FTP, NTP
- Lens: Varifocal, 3.5-88.3mm
- Low Light: 1 Lux, motorized IR-cut filter, IR illuminator (up to 10 feet)
- Pan/Tilt: 200-degree pan, 120-degree tilt
- Storage: 15MB internal storage for still images
Key Features
Complete security system with monitoring camera and built-in network server
Powerful 26x optical zoom and 12x digital zoom, allows a total of 312x zoom
Light sensitivity allows camera to receive acceptable picture down to one Lux
Infrared sensor and light captures high quality images even in low light conditions, or no-light up to 10-feet
Provides up to 30 fps and 640 by 480 pixels resolution
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Offers a powerful 26x optical zoom combined with 12x digital zoom for detailed surveillance imagery
- Provides exceptional light sensitivity, capturing clear pictures even in environments with as little as one Lux
- Equipped with an infrared sensor for high-quality image capture in low-light or no-light conditions up to 10 feet
- Delivers smooth video recording with up to 30 frames per second at 640 by 480 pixels resolution
- Functions as a complete security system, integrating a monitoring camera with a built-in network server
👎 Cons
- The 640x480 pixel resolution may be considered lower compared to modern high-definition cameras available today
- Infrared night vision is limited to a range of 10 feet, which might not be sufficient for larger areas
- As a complete system, it may require specific technical knowledge for initial setup and network integration
- The pan-tilt-zoom functionality implies mechanical parts that could eventually wear down over extended use
- This model's capabilities might be considered dated when compared to newer security camera technologies on the market