Network video surveillance vendor Axis Communications today priced indoor Q1615 at $1,099 and outdoor-ready Q1615-E at $1,399.
Both the indoor AXIS Q1615 and outdoor-ready AXIS Q1615-E will be available in the third quarter of 2014.
Besides offering 60 frames per second in full HDTV 1080p resolution, these two video surveillance cameras will combine new capabilities like wide dynamic range (Axis’ WDR – Forensic Capture), electronic image stabilization and shock detection with proven Axis technologies, such as Lightfinder and HDTV 1080p resolution.
Axis will target airports, train stations, government building, etc.
Erik Frannlid, director of product management, Axis Communications, said: “The AXIS Q1615 cameras not only offer full HDTV (1080p) resolution, but also automatically switch settings between high dynamic scenes and Lightfinder mode, ensuring all details are captured in dark and bright areas at the same time.”
The company said AXIS Q1615/-E offer several image processing features to enhance image usability, such as barrel distortion correction and electronic image stabilization for steady images in an environment with tough vibrations. The fixed cameras support high profile in H.264 and enhanced Max Bit Rate controllers to assure that the bandwidth remains within the defined limits.
System integrators will benefit from features like the serial communication port and the input/output ports supplying 12 V DC output for powering external devices such as PIR sensors.
