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PTZ camera, which stands for "Pan-Tilt-Zoom" camera, is a type of video camera that can be remotely controlled to pan (rotate horizontally), tilt (move vertically up and down), and zoom (change the focal length of the lens). These cameras are widely used in various applications such as security surveillance, broadcasting, live streaming events, and video conferencing.

Here are some key features and aspects of PTZ cameras:

· Motorized Movement

The ability to move horizontally (pan) and vertically (tilt) allows the camera to cover a wide area.

· Zoom Capabilities

PTZ cameras typically have both optical and digital zoom capabilities. Optical zoom uses the camera's lens to magnify the image without losing quality, while digital zoom crops and enlarges the image, potentially reducing image clarity.

· Remote Control

Most PTZ cameras can be controlled remotely via wired or wireless connections using protocols like RS-232, RS-485, IP networks, or even Wi-Fi.

· Presets

Many PTZ cameras allow you to set and recall specific positions, making it easy to quickly return the camera to predetermined angles or zoom levels.

· Image Quality

Modern PTZ cameras often feature high-resolution sensors capable of capturing HD or 4K video.

· Integration

They can integrate with other systems like video management software (VMS) or control panels for comprehensive monitoring and recording solutions.

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