Standard Camera vs ANPR Camera
Standard Camera vs ANPR Camera
Standard Camera |
ANRP Camera |
| Daytime
Registration plates are fully visible if they are within a reasonable range for the camera’s resolution/lens. |
Daytime
Registration plates are fully visible if they are within a reasonable range for the camera’s resolution/lens. |
| Night-time
The image is well lit however reg plates are distorted by the bright reflection. |
Night-time
The Image is very dark however the reg plate is fully legible. |
*the example images provided for guidance are from various camera models/brands and may appear different to a system you may have been quoted.
Benefits of an ANPR Camera
- Much higher success in capturing licence plate images due to higher frame rates
- Licence plates are not only visually captured, but the camera can read and record the plate information
- Licence plates are store on a searchable database. You could check to see what times a licence plate has been captured.
- Triggers can be set up to provide notification when certain registration plates are captured.
Downside of an ANPR Camera
- Night-time image is very dark since the camera must cut out as much light as possible to read the reflective surface of a registration plate
- More expensive than a standard camera due to more advanced hardware
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