The ICD-500 is a color CCD camera that employs a 1/3" CCD with unparalleled and perforance. In addition to having a high resolution of 330 lines and a minimum object illumination of 2 lux (fl.4), this camera comes with AESC (Automatic Electronic Shutter Control) function to automatically reproduce optimum images without the need for an auto iris lens. The BLC (Backlight Compensation) function prevents underexposure of the back-lit subject for reproduction of natural-looking images. Furthermore, the ICD-500 employs the use of DC and Video-type auto iris circuitry and its line lock synchronization scheme allows the ICD-500 to be incorporated into existing security camera systems and support a set up of multiple security cameras.

• Incorporates a 1/3 inch CCD with 250,000 pixels deliver a horizontal resolusion of 330 lines.
• High sensitivity with a minimum subject illumination of 2 lux (f 1.4)
• AESC (Automatic Electronic Shutter Control) Sensitivity ratio of 1:500
• BLC (Back Light Compensation)
• TTL-Type auto white balance (ATW)
• 2-way auto iris (Selectable between VIDEO iris and DC iris)
• Flickeriess electronic shutter (1/100)
• Line lock with phase adjustment synchronization scheme