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External (non-integrated) IR illumination can significantly enhance the performance of surveillance cameras in low-light conditions. By increasing contrast in the scene, it allows the camera to capture clearer images with more detail. Additionally, external IR illumination provides more flexibility in placement and coverage, ensuring that the entire area of interest is adequately illuminated. This can be particularly useful in large or irregularly shaped areas where integrated IR might not be sufficient. Axis documentation supports the use of external IR illuminators to improve image quality and scene visibility in low-light environments.

A multidirectional camera is equipped with multiple sensors that can be independently adjusted to cover different areas. This flexibility allows for optimal usage of the camera by positioning each sensor to capture specific scenes or angles. These sensors are typically fixed in place once set up, but their initial placement can be adjusted to ensure comprehensive coverage. Axis documents specify that multidirectional cameras are designed for customizable installation to meet varying surveillance needs.

A P-iris lens has better iris control in all lighting conditions. P-iris (Precise iris) lenses are designed to optimize the depth of field, contrast, and resolution of the camera by precisely controlling the iris opening, ensuring optimal image quality in varying light conditions. This technology is superior to manual, fixed, and DC-iris lenses. Axis Communications' product specifications highlight the benefits of P-iris lenses in maintaining image quality across different lighting scenarios.

Continuous recording ensures that no incidents are missed by capturing video footage continuously, without any gaps. This is crucial in security applications where it is important to have a complete record of events, enabling thorough investigations and evidence collection. Continuous recording ensures that every moment is documented, providing comprehensive coverage and peace of mind. Reference: Axis Communications guidelines on video recording and storage.

To prevent reflections from built-in IR illuminators from degrading the image quality, an installer can adjust the camera's field of view. By repositioning the camera or slightly altering its angle, the installer can minimize the direct reflection of IR light back into the lens, which often causes glare and reduces image clarity. Axis installation guidelines recommend adjusting the camera's position to avoid reflective surfaces and ensure optimal use of IR illumination for clear, unobstructed images.