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摄像机参数常见问答（Common questions and answers about camera parameters） Common questions and answers about camera parameters Q: what is minimum illumination? What is the sensitivity? What does 0.0001Lux stand for? Answer: Minimum illumination is a method of measuring the sensitivity of a camera. In other words, the camera can see the available images in the most dark conditions. But because there is no international standard for management, each large CCD manufacturer has its own way of measuring CCD sensitivity. However, a camera labeled F10 (1Lux) can be exactly the same as a camera labeled (0.01Lux, F10)! Q: what do F2.0 and f3.4 millimeters mean? How do I choose lenses through these numbers? Answer: F represents the aperture of the lens, and the F stops 2:1 and f3.4 mm, indicating the focal length of the lens is 3.4 millimeters. The F2.0 and f3.4~4 lens using very economic form, the price is low, widely used in board camera, aperture F2.0 lens can collect human half light, f3.4 mm lens has a 60 degree view in 1/4 inch CCD, 90 degree angle in 1/3 inch CCD, very close to the human perspective. The human eyes can contain a greater perspective, like God ingenious design, from person to person usually has 150 to 180 point, but please remember, F stop and F is the basic parameters of a focal length of the lens, does not mean that the quality of. A quality lens with the same F stop and focus can be 100 times more expensive than a poor lens with the same parameters. Please refer to the next question and answer for more details. Q: what is the physical meaning of light leakage rejection ratio? Answer: the light leakage is caused by defects in the CCD sensor design, each camera has a CCD sensor, because of the defect of CCD sensor, CCD sensor light will penetrate into the resistance layer over the image, the image does not need to be called out CCD camera light resistance is called leakage rejection ratio. Q: whats the matter, CMOS camera? Whats the difference between a CCD camer