Hanwha Techwin America’s latest multi-sensor cameras feature motorized varifocal lenses for precise control of focal length, angle of view and zoom for each direction.

The EIZO DuraVision DX0211-IP decodes and compresses multiple feeds from IP cameras for displaying video in real time.

Speco NVRs offer 4K recording for live viewing, recording and playback and allow for more details when zoomed in.

As part of its recently released Ocularis 5.6 VMS, OnSSI announced the availability of a new smart camera driver that supports VIVOTEK H.264 and H.265 cameras, including onboard events generated by the cameras’ internal analytics.

Matrix Project Series IP cameras are built using superior components such as the Sony STARVIS sensor and higher MTF lens to offer high image quality, especially during low-light conditions.

Illustra IntelliZip enables users to lower the amount of bandwidth and storage needed by their video surveillance system while maintaining video quality and reducing costs.

As camera technology continues to improve, clogged bandwidth becomes an increasing problem. Video compression formats have come a long way in helping to solve these issues, but is the latest format, H.265, right for you?

Even with its advanced compression ability, HEVC will still need a help from cameras themselves using video analytics to make transmitting 4K video across networks as efficient and manageable as possible, Edulbehram says.