IP camera is a type of camera that transmits video signals over the network, capable of transmitting images and sound to designated devices over the network. The parameters of a webcam include the following aspects:
1. Resolution: The resolution of a webcam is usually measured in pixels, and the higher it is, the clearer the image captured by the camera. The majority of webcams have resolutions ranging from 720P, 1080P, 2K, 4K, etc.
2. Perspective: The perspective of a webcam determines its coverage, and the larger the perspective angle, the larger the area of the image captured by the camera. Generally divided into 90 degrees, 120 degrees, 160 degrees, etc.
3. Light: The performance ability of a webcam in different light environments also needs to be considered. Generally, the stronger the light, the clearer the camera image.
4. Waterproof level: If you need to use a webcam outdoors or in a waterproof environment, the waterproof level is very important. They usually use the SMTP console to send emails or MMS images, or use FTP to upload images.
5. Storage method: There are two storage methods for webcams: one is to store videos through storage media such as SD cards and USB flash drives, and the other is to store videos on hard drives or cloud platforms.
6. Network connection method: The network camera can be connected through wired network or wireless network. If there are some devices around the fixed IP camera, the network camera can use a POE power adapter to combine power and network transmission.
7. Mobile tracking: Some new webcams also have a mobile tracking function, which can automatically track moving objects and capture and observe them.
Overall, the parameters of a webcam mainly include resolution, viewing angle, light, waterproof level, storage method, network connection method, and motion tracking, and there are also certain differences between different camera models. When purchasing, it is necessary to choose a suitable webcam based on actual needs to achieve the best shooting effect.
