Lens & Field of View
Pick a camera from the parts catalog. Field of view comes from its datasheet lens; DORI shows what it can do.
Coverage Observe
| IEC 62676-4 level | Needs | You get | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identify | 250 px/m · 76.2 PPF | 94.4 px/m | Short |
| Recognize | 125 px/m · 38.1 PPF | 94.4 px/m | Short |
| Observe | 62.5 px/m · 19.1 PPF | 94.4 px/m | Meets |
| Detect | 25 px/m · 7.6 PPF | 94.4 px/m | Meets |
Lens and FOV come from the camera datasheet. DORI thresholds: IEC 62676-4:2014.
Field of view and pixel density
The lens sets the angle; distance turns that angle into a scene width. Divide the camera's horizontal pixels by that width to get pixels per meter or foot.
This tool starts from each camera's datasheet field of view at the wide and tele ends, so the numbers match what the manufacturer publishes.
IEC 62676-4 defines four DORI levels by pixel density on the target: Detect 25 px/m, Observe 62.5 px/m, Recognize 125 px/m and Identify 250 px/m.
FAQ
Cameras to try
Open a camera to see its manufacturer specs and run this tool with them filled in.
- Axis M5526-E4 MP
- Axis P3285-LVE Kit2 MP
- Hanwha Vision PND-A6081RF2 MP
- Hanwha Vision PND-A6081RV2 MP
- Hanwha Vision PND-A7082RV4 MP
- Hanwha Vision PND-A9081RF8 MP
Brands: Axis (2 cameras) · Hanwha Vision (301 cameras)