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Wall-Mounted Camera Captures Better Facial Images

May 01, 2009

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This camera is designed to capture one of the most difficult security images: the facial recognition shot. Mounted directly into the wall, the Wall Cam achieves low-angle facial recognition shots seldom acquired by traditional ceiling-mounted cameras. The CE-WC20 features Pixim’s Digital Pixel System (DPS) technology, which constantly adjusts to eliminate image compromising effects, like lighting, and offers a high-resolution, clear color image.

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