State of the Art Picture Quality:
Progressive Scan with 30 Pictures per Second
The key elements of the exceptional picture quality are:
- WolfVision's Progressive Scan lens (The image is extremely sharp, even in the corners of
the picture)
- WolfVision's Progressive Scan camera (Resolution and color reproduction are
outstanding.)
- WolfVision's Intelligent Electronics
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VZ-8plus and VZ-8light output a native XGA signal on RGB (15-Pin D-Sub) outputs.
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The VZ-8plus also offers a digital DVI port and can be switched to output SVGA, SXGA,
SXGA+ or SXGA- mode (at 75 or 60Hz). The original Progressive Scan signal is also output
converted into PAL or NTSC video (switchable).
The native signal output of both units is XGA with an aspect ratio of 4:3.
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VZ-8plus and VZ-8light² can also output the image converted into the following 16:9
widescreen formats: 720p HD (High Definition) at 50 or 60 Hz and WXGA. All widescreen
projectors, monitors or plasma displays on the market can display at least one of these
standards.
"Motion" used to be the weakness of Progressive Scan cameras. Until recently they could
only pick up 15 or less pictures per second. A low number of pictures per second often
resulted in a disturbing strobe effect on the screen, whenever something was moved in the
picture or when adjusting the zoom or iris.
WolfVision's Progressive Scan Visualizers could always pick up at least 20 pictures per
second, which is very important to show motion in good quality.
30
REAL TIME
30
Frames per Second
Frames per Second
REAL TIME
WolfVision has improved the technical standards for Progressive Scan cameras even more. All current WolfVision
Visualizer models can now pick up 30 pictures (frames) per second. There is almost no difference in the smoothness of
motion, when compared to PAL/NTSC video cameras. But the resolution is much higher!
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connectors of VZ-8plus
Auto Resolution: The Visualizer recognizes units
connected to the DVI and RGB output and
automatically selects the perfect output mode.
A large optical zoom range is one of the most
important features of a Visualizer. It is
absolutely necessary that objects in every size
can be picked up in full resolution.
WolfVision's optical 12 times zoom offers the
possibility to pick up objects as large as an
open book (370 x 276mm / 14.6" x 10.9") and
as small as a stamp (33 x 25mm / 1.3" x 1") in
full size to fill the screen.
For enlarging even smaller objects down to 17
x 13mm (0.7" x 0.5") the Visualizers also offer a
2x digital zoom. This enables users to enlarge
objects such as a very small coin.
Due to the large range optical zoom, it is not
necessary to use much of the digital zoom, so
in most cases, you can work with full resolution.
24x Zoom (12x Optical and 2x Digital)
Whole working surface
370 x 276mm (14.6" x 10.9")
Biggest enlargement:
17 x 13mm (0.7" x 0.5")
24 time zoom
24 times smaller
HDTV
16:9
4:3
HD
720p / WXGA
SVGA / XGA / SXGA
Support
Widescreen
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Support
Widescreen
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