AXIS Q6155-E 2MP Outdoor PTZ Dome IP Security Camera - 0934-004

Q6155-E offers Axis’ Lightfinder technology, which “finds″ light in the dark to deliver excellent image quality with low noise and great detail in living color. The AXIS Q6155-E lets you see above the horizon with the same sharp, clear image quality as below the horizon thanks to Axis’ Sharpdome. And our Speed Dry feature ensres crisp, clear images in rainy weather.

Many years of research and development have now resulted in WDR - Forensic Capture, our most advanced imaging technology, and available in some of our latest and most advanced cameras. This method applies a set of advanced algorithms to lower noise levels and increase the image signal, to display every single detail in the scene in the best possible way.

The result is video that is highly optimized for forensic purposes, ensuring all details are captured in both dark and bright areas at the same time - even in scenes with very complex lighting conditions.

Lightfinder technology is a combination of Axis’ expertise in image processing, in-house system-on-chip development and selection of the best optical components.

Cameras with Axis’ Lightfinder technology have extreme light sensitivity. Such cameras can deliver color images in as little light as 0.18 lux or lower.

Compared with any analog or network cameras, the Lightfinder technology will give more life-like colors in low-light conditions.

The noise reduction of the Lightfinder technology is vastly improved compared with any surveillance camera on the market, which in combination with the light sensitivity of the sensor gives a superior image quality.

The Sharpdome technology offers innovative mechanics that make the entire dome rotate, in contrast to a conventional dome where the camera rotates inside the dome. The mechanics and the ideal placement of the camera module together with the unique design of the outdoor dome enable the same optimal image sharpness and full scene fidelity in all pan and tilt positions. This provides clear identification of objects as much as 20° above the camera horizon making these cameras suitable for uneven terrain.