The panoramic PTZ camera, also known as the panoramic gaze camera system, is a combination of a panoramic camera and a high-speed dome camera (ie, a PTZ camera). It is a high-definition network camera that has the advantages of a global wide viewing angle of a panoramic camera and a partial close-up gaze of a high-speed dome camera. Therefore, the panoramic PTZ camera has the comprehensive advantage of “both wide and clear”.
The panoramic PTZ camera has both a panoramic function and a gaze function, and is a combination of a panoramic camera and a high-speed dome camera.
The panoramic camera has the advantage of being able to observe a 360-degree or 180-degree field of view, but has the disadvantage of not being able to present the user with sufficiently clear details of the region of interest due to the inability to optically multiply. On the contrary, the high-speed dome camera can freely rotate to the region of interest and see the details of the region of interest through optical zooming, but the disadvantage is that the field of view is limited, resulting in easy "foal".
The panoramic PTZ camera combines the advantages of a panoramic camera and a high-speed dome camera, and effectively overcomes its shortcomings, thereby providing the advantages of the "wide viewing" of the panoramic camera and the "clear" of the high-speed dome camera.
