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May 7, 2003
Samsung Camera introduces a new line of CCTV cameras that provide exceptional images in severe lighting conditions, such as those experienced at bank ATM sites and drive-through windows where blinding sunlight may strike at opposite angles throughout the day. Employing "Super Vision II" Wide Dynamic Range technology, Samsung's SHC Series cameras take an intelligent look at the scene and initiate two shutter speeds - one for the bright areas and one for the dark areas - then form a composite picture with a bright, balanced image. This Wide Dynamic Range finally overcomes the typical ATM surveillance situation where sunshine and stray headlamps can "white out" much of the image, or where automated over compensation generates a dark, muddy foreground.

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