From reading a number of threads here, it appears that the important things to sort out when creating an effective LPR camera arrangement at night include:
1) Small camera angle
2) A larger lens size so the camera can provide a zoomed field of view (wide-angled lenses are a no no)
3) Configuring a very short shutter speed to avoid blurry shots of a moving vehicle
Hikvision market their ColorVu camera range as having "powerful ability to capture details in low lighting comes from two specific breakthroughs in hardware technologies: advanced lenses and high-sensitivity sensors"
Would this make it a suitable camera range for capturing the plates of moving vehicles at night?
1) Small camera angle
2) A larger lens size so the camera can provide a zoomed field of view (wide-angled lenses are a no no)
3) Configuring a very short shutter speed to avoid blurry shots of a moving vehicle
Hikvision market their ColorVu camera range as having "powerful ability to capture details in low lighting comes from two specific breakthroughs in hardware technologies: advanced lenses and high-sensitivity sensors"
Would this make it a suitable camera range for capturing the plates of moving vehicles at night?