Monitor a room or hallway with the titanium white Axis VB-H47W 2MP Canon PTZ Indoor Network Camerafrom Axis Communications. This unit uses a 1/2.8" progressive scan CMOS sensor to capture 1080p resolution video at up to 60 fps. The camera's 4.7-94mm varifocal lens delivers a 62.4 to 3.3° horizontal field of view. PTZ functionality offers a 340° panning range, a 100° tilting range, and 20x optical zoom. Two-way audio is possible thanks to an audio input and output. An onboard slot accepts SD/SDHC/SDXC cards (available separately). Integrated PoE technology simplifies connectivity by enabling the transfer of power and data through a single cable.

This camera complies with ONVIF profiles G, S, and T, making it compatible with a wide range of surveillance devices.

1920 x 1080 Resolution at 60 fps    4.7-94mm Varifocal Lens    62.4-3.3° Horizontal Field of View    340° Pan Range    100° Tilt Range & 20x Optical Zoom    Two-Way Audio    Supports SD/SDHC/SDXC Cards    RJ45 Ethernet with PoE Technology    Complies with ONVIF Profiles G, S & T

IR cut filter for day and night functionality

0.003 lux minimum illumination for B&W video in low-light conditions

64 preset positions, up to five preset tours, panorama views, and view restriction

CBR, VBR, and MBR

Auto, one-shot auto focus, manual, and fixed at infinity focus modes

Analytics include: moving object, abandoned object, removed object, camera tampering, passing, intrusion, volume, and face detection

Flickerless, shutter priority, aperture priority, and manual exposure modes

Center-weighted, average, spot, and specify area metering modes

Supports up to 30 simultaneous users and one admin

Additional features include: auto/manual white balance, exposure compensation (13 levels), wide dynamic range, smart shade control, haze compensation, automatic gain control, image stabilizer, motion-adaptive noise reduction, area-specific data size reduction, audio file playback, privacy masking, and on-screen display

Terminal with 2 inputs and 2 outputs for external devices

Optional indoor dome housing available separately

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this viewfinder cover Fullframe sensors such as the Canon C500MKII?

A: Yes, You would work with the 35mm film mode with the Canon C500 Mk II.

Q: 2. Will this bulb bork in a Hasselblad D flash?

A: No, this flashtube will not work as a replacement for the Hasselblad D-Flash 40.

Q: 3. Would this work for a bmpcc 4k? So I could do framing and see how various lenses would look? Both speed boosted lenses and native mft lenses.

A: The supported formats are as follows: 16mm film: 8.5-100mm; S16mm: 10.5-125mm; 35mm: 18-200mm 35mm Anamorphic: 35-420mm; 1/2" Video: 6.5-80mm; 2/3" Video: 8.5-75mm; 1" Video: 10.5-125mm -- The BMPCC 4k is virtually the same as a S16mm, thus you should be well covered.

Q: 4. Does this camera support the ONVIF protocol (e.g. so I can use it with a NAS-based security surveillance system)?

A: The Canon PowerShot PICK PTZ is designed to be a stand alone robotic stills camera. It does not support ONVIF or offer network connection capability. It would not work with surveillance setups that support Network cameras.

Q: 5. How does it mount? Could one wear it? Any brackets?

A: The Canon PowerShot PICK PTZ Camera has a standard 1/4 20 screw connection in the base that can connect to many mounting options depending on your needs. As an example https://bhpho.to/3B4ut9e

Q: 6. Does it have any adjustments for people who wear glasses?

A: On the rear is a eyepiece focusing ring that adjusts for most every eye even those with glasses.

Q: 7. Would it be useful if I shoot a Sony F55 4k? Thank you so much!

A: You should keep in mind that a Sony F55 also has an crop factor. This might slightly vary from the 35mm focal sizes.

Q: 8. Can I use this Viewfinder with the Sony F5 or Canon 300?

A: The Alan Gordon Enterprises Mark Vb Director's Viewfinder (B&H# ALDVFM5B) does not fit onto a camera but rather is used as a standalone viewfinder. As such, it may be used while filming with any camera including the Sony PMW-F5 CineAlta Digital Cinema Camera (B&H# SOPMWF5) or Canon EOS C300 Mark III Digital Cinema Camera Body (EF Lens Mount) (B&H #CAC3003EF) in order to get an idea of the framing of the image in 16mm, 35mm, and other sizes of film or sensor formats.

Q: 9. Does this replicate the lens compression of the chosen focal length?

A: Formats16mm film: 8.5-100mmS16mm: 10.5-125mm35mm: 18-200mm35mm Anamorphic: 35-420mm1/2 Video: 6.5-80mm2/3 Video: 8.5-75mm1 Video: 10.5-125mm

Q: 10. There are several apps for my phone that has the same features. What is the main difference? Why should I buy this appose to using an app?

A: Your preferred app will probably do what you need it to do, but if you wanted an organic, optical option, then you would not be as well served by any app, as this is a piece of hardware that is NEVER wrong. There are no glitches, no margins of error. This is optical technology in pure form.