IPC-T262H-MU 6 MP Intelligent Dual IR Fixed Turret Network Camera
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Hikvision T262: Choosing Between 2.8mm and 4mm Lenses
When selecting a Hikvision T262 camera, the lens size plays a crucial role in determining the camera’s field of view (FoV) and its performance according to the DORI standard (Detect, Observe, Recognize, Identify). Here’s a quick breakdown:
2.8mm Lens
- Field of View (FoV): Wider, around 100°–110° horizontal. Ideal for covering large areas, such as open spaces, entrances, or parking lots.
- DORI Performance:
- Detect: Farther range due to the wide FoV.
- Observe, Recognize, and Identify: More challenging at longer distances as objects appear smaller due to the wide-angle view.
4mm Lens
- Field of View (FoV): Narrower, around 80°–90° horizontal. Better suited for focusing on specific areas, such as doorways or corridors.
- DORI Performance:
- Detect: Narrower but sufficient for focused spaces.
- Observe, Recognize, and Identify: Improved at mid-range compared to 2.8mm, as objects appear larger and clearer in the frame.
Which Lens Should You Choose?
- 2.8mm: Best for wide-area surveillance where a broad perspective is necessary.
- 4mm: Ideal for targeted monitoring where more detail is required at mid-range distances.