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![]() 25mm | ![]() Sign is 65 ft. away |
Medium range 12mm lens
Has a 28 degree field of view.
This means that at 100 feet away the camera
will view. 40 ft. span from left to right,
at 50 ft. it will view approx.
20 ft. span. At 25 ft away it will view a 10 ft. span.
![]() 12mm | ![]() Sign is 65 ft. away |
Medium range 6mm lens
Has a 53 degree field of view.
This means that at 100 away it will view about
80 ft span. At 50 ft. it will view approx.
40 ft. span. At 20 ft. away it
will view about a 20 ft. span.
![]() 6mm | ![]() Sign is 65 ft. away |
Most popular range
is the 3.6mm lens which has a 92 degree FOV.
At 100 ft away it will view about
133 ft span. At 50 ft. away it will view a
66 ft. span. At 25 ft. away, viewing
span is about 33 ft.
![]() 3.6mm | ![]() Sign is 65 ft. away |
Short range 2.97mm
lens Has a 130 degree FOV. At 25 ft. away, viewing span
is about 55 ft. and
at 65 ft. distance, viewing span is about 120 ft.
![]() 2.97mm | ![]() Sign is 65 ft. away |
Cameras come with different lenses and this different lenses provide different FOVs (field of views). Depending on the lens on your camera, you may get a very narrow or a very wide FOV. The smaller the mm of the lens the wider of field of view. The larger the mm lens the narrower the field of view.
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