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Supports Day / Night Surveillance |
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Differences
between visible light lenses and infrared lenses |
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dispersion is large due to differences in
wavelengths, the positions of focal planes differ in
infrared and visible light ranges. This difference
in focal planes causes image blur. |
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With Tamron IR lenses,
focal planes for the visible and infrared light
ranges are almost the same, which means that the
surveillance camera can deliver sharp images in both
day and night applications. |
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Test Chart
Images for Comparison |
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Photo A: Daytime (without
using floodlight) |

Picture B: With
non-IR-compatible lens
(using 850nm floodlight) |

Picture C: With
IR-compatible lens
(using 850nm floodlight) |
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High Resolution Performance |
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High image quality
by the employment of aspherical lens elements
(in Model
13VM2811ASVR and Model 13VG2811ASIR)
Aspherical lens elements used in
the optical system ensure high resolution and high contrast
performance over the entire focal length range.
Compensation for Spherical
Aberration (schematic diagram)

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Equipped with Lock Mechanisms |
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Tamron CCTV lenses
are equipped with lock mechanisms for zoom and focus control
rings, respectively (for iris control rings as well in case
of manual-iris models) to make their use ideal in
environment suffering from position shifts due to excessive
vibrations or tampering after installation.
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