The ICD-33 is a high-performance monochrome camera employing a 1/3" OCML (On Chip Micro Lens) CCD sensor to deliver high resolution and high sensitivity, with a horizontal resolution of 380 lines and minimum object illumination of 0. 2 lux (f 1.4). The ICD-33 incorporates a wide ranging AESC function which produces optimum image reproduction even without the use of an auto iris lens. In addition the ICD- 33 features a switchable BLC (Back Light Compensation) as standard to ensure consistently stable image reproduction in situations involving back- lighting. The auto iris circuitry is selectable between VIDEO and DC iris allowing the use of either Video or DC drive lens. Furthermore the ICD-33 employs line lock with phase adjustment to facilitate multiple camera switching through a single video switcher.

• Incorporates a 1/3 inch on-chip micro lens with 250,000 pixels to deliver a horizontal resolution of 380 TV lines.
• High sensitivity with a minimum object illumination of 0.2 lux (fl.4)
• AESC (Automatic Electronic Shutter Control) Sensitivity ratio of 1:1600(Max. 1/100,000sec.)
• BLC (Back Light Compensation)
• 2-way auto iris (Selectable between VIDEO iris and DC iris)
• Line lock with phase adjustment synchronization system
• Mirror Image Function
  Thanks to inverting a left and right image, ICD-33 can settle your reversed image problem with a prism or L-angle pinhole lens.