Cutting Costs, Extending Value
The H.265+ high-efficiency codec not only reduces bandwidth requirements but also frees up storage space, improving overall compression performance by up to 83%. H.265+ can support twice the number of security cameras of H.265. Or, with the same hardware setup, H.265+ can double the amount of video recording of H.265. The improvement is even more surprising when compared against H.264.
More Details, Ultimate Clarity
Recently, ultra-high-definition surveillance cameras marked the beginning of the security industry’s own 4K
era. However, 4K technology has yet to be implemented widely, mainly because of its tremendous bandwidth
and data storage requirements. But now, Hikvision’s H.265+ codec optimizes data efficiency and makes 4K
video surveillance possible. Every pixel comes to life with vivid clarity.
Colorful Imaging, Even in Low Light
Powered-by-DarkFighter Low-light Technology – Featuring powerful lenses with an ultra-large iris,
advanced sensors, and an optimized imaging algorithm, Hikvision’s 3-Series Network Cameras provide
crisp clear images rich in detail for excellent night surveillance.
Clear Imaging even with Strong Backlight
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology enables cameras to maintain image fidelity without detail loss when
the subject is captured with harsh backlighting. The 120 dB WDR of the 3-Series Network Cameras ensures
accurate on-screen color and detail even in backlit environments, where conventional cameras would capture
only obscured silhouettes.
Certified by Common Criteria
The DS-2CD3XX5G0 models of the 3-Series Network Cameras are certified by Common Criteria (CC), which is an international set of guidelines and specifications developed for evaluating information security products, specifically to ensure them to meet an agreedupon security standard for government deployments. Common Criteria is more formally called "Common Criteria for Information Technology Security Evaluation".
Better Image Performance by Auto Iris
As we all know, both the fixed iris and the auto-iris are commonly used in video surveillance cameras. A fixed
iris in indoor scenes with stable lighting works quite well. However, the auto-iris is more suitable for the outdoors, where lighting conditions change throughout the day. During the brightest hours of daylight, the auto-iris gets smaller and thereby improves the depth of field.