Fine's TCP-MZ602 adopts Sony's EXMOR CMOS, which enables enhanced image resolution in low-light environments. We find that in 1080P (1920x1080), the EIA resolution chart shows clearly vertical lines over 1100 TVLs (shown in picture 1). When viewed with the standard 24-color rendition chart, TCP-MZ602 shows great color rendition of the CMOS sensor. When further tested in different light modes, it still provides accurate color rendition and stable auto while balance capability (show in picture 2).
The camera is built on Sony Xarina high performance SoC processor and CMOS sensor, so it does not generate too much low light noise caused from the shutter adjustments. Furthermore, when we monitor the moving object in a dynamic scene, the target shows little image smear.
Fine TCP-MZ602 supports the wide dynamic range (WDR) and black light compensation (BLC) features to enhance good image quality and is able to identify corners of the backlight scenes in difficult light environments (shown in picture 3).
SMOOTH STREAMING AND DELAY CONTROL
The resulting lag is 190 milliseconds under H.264 compression and 1080P/30fps condition. Generally, a delay within 500 milliseconds is acceptable, so this camera can maintain ideal streaming with low latency in various resolutions and frame rates to further enhance the good transmission of image packets.
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