I tried using Sony's IP camera "IPELA SNC-VB 630" which realized 1080p / 60fps of full HD

A network camera that can shoot full HD video of 1920 × 1080 pixels at 60 frames / second is Sony's "IPELA SNC-VB 630"is. Since I was able to borrow the actual machine this time, I actually decided to shoot and check the image quality and pictures the appearance in the photograph.

SNC-VB 630 | Security / IP video monitoring | Professional / professional product information | Sony
http://www.sony.jp/snc/products/SNC-VB630

The place which I tried installing on a tripod is as follows.


Just connect the power cable and the LAN cable to the back of the hardware setup OK.


◆Installation of software

In order to allocate an IP address to the camera and make it accessible from browsers etc, special software is necessary, so we will install it first.

Double-click "index.html" in the supplied CD-ROM


Since the browser starts up automatically, click "Application"


Click "Agree and install"


When launching the software from the shortcut that was made on the desktop, the camera on the same LAN is displayed, so click


Enter the free IP address on the network, enter the DNS server information and password, then click "Set"


"Setting is OK" is displayed, so click "OK"


By double clicking on the name of the camera on the network after setting, you can see the video sent from the camera in the browser


◆I tried using

The startup screen looks something like this.


By clicking the "Settings" tab, you can adjust focus, frame rate, etc.


The setting screen is as follows.


On the "Image" tab in the "Video / Audio" section, you can adjust the exposure and dynamic range when shooting still images.


Fine focusing can be done on the "Focus" tab.


You can set the frame rate etc. on the "Video codec" tab. Recording at up to 60 fps is also possible, so you can take moving subjects smoothly.


If there is something you are having troubles with being reflected on a part of the image, select the "privacy masking" tab and cover the part you want to hide the square shape on the screen OK.


In the following example, the cover part of the book is painted black.


If you check "Viewer authentication" in the "Security" section and click "OK", you will need a password to view the images being sent from the camera.


After setting the above, authentication is required to go to the viewer screen.


Also, in the "action input" section, you can set such as start shooting when "motion detection" is done.


Furthermore, in the "action output" section you can also make settings such as "send mail" when "motion detection" is done.


◆I actually tried shooting

To shoot still images, click on the camera icon on the left side of the viewer screen.


Pictures taken actually in the office illuminated with the light of the fluorescent light are as follows.


When you click the icon with a red circle, shooting of the movie starts.


Pictures taken in a bright room are as follows.

I tried using Sony's business network camera "IPELA SNC-VB 630" - YouTube


Also, even in a nearly dark room, you can take pictures that are pretty clear as shown below by setting it to "night mode".

I tried shooting in the dark with Sony's IPELA SNC-VB 630 network camera - YouTube


Note that the capacity of data received by the PC from the camera when communicating in the initial setting state is defined as "TCP Monitor Plus"Measured with the average was about 1 MB / s.


◆Photo review

The package looks something like this.


In addition to the network camera body, the contents are a power cable, an installation disk of the setting software, an instruction manual etc.


The main body size is width 72 × height 63 × depth 197 mm.


side.



front.


Bottom side.


For the video output terminal on the backBNC, SD card slot External microphone input terminal, line output etc. are equipped.


It is also possible to record images by putting SD card like this.


Optical 2.9x zoom can be manually operated.


It has a lens with an F value of 2.8 and a focal length of 8 mm and incorporates a 1 / 2.9-inch CMOS sensor with an effective pixel count of 2.14 million pixels.


In addition, the actual sale price is 231,000 yen including tax.

SNC-VB 630 | Security / IP video monitoring | Professional / professional product information | Sony
http://www.sony.jp/snc/products/SNC-VB630