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38 SECURITY TECHNOLOGY EXECUTIVE • May/June 2016 www.SecurityInfoWatch.com VIDEO SURVEILLANCE B y Bria n D u s z a, PE, CPP, a n d M ar s h all A m ara n t e s O ne of the challenges associ ated with video system design has been matching camera field of view with the desired area of coverage, partic- ularly in large open spaces such as sports facilities, airports, and large manufactur- ing facilities. W hile the introduction of IP cameras has greatly increased the quality of both live and recorded images, the camera can only view or record images in the field of view. Historical- ly, when faced with this challenge most video system designers would rely on a solution that Panoramic Cameras Round Out Video Solutions Panoramic camera designs provide full fields of view with no blind spots and applications are growing changing the perspective of video surveillance. Image Courtesy of Thinkstock The process of selecting the right camera technology must start with a thorough understanding of the overall design objectives

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