Wolfcom Vision

    Feb. 5, 2014
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    • It's a video camera that records 18 hours of video
    • It's a digital camera that takes of 20,000 digital photos
    • It's a voice recorder that records 500 hours of audio
    • Up to 1080p high resolution recording
    • 120 degree wide angle lens
    • Camera flash and flash light
    • Up and down rotatable camera head
    • GPS with location tagging or marking during a pursuit
    • Pre-record
    • Vibration on/off and low battery alert
    • Video streaming out for live remote view
    • One touch record switch
    • Covert photo taking
    • Headset camera
    • Eye Glasses, sunglasses, collar, epaulete, cap camera
    • Cover pinhole button camera for plainsclothes detectives
    • Night vision
    • In-car camera capable
    • Up to 30 hours with battery pack
    • Programmable record light for public awareness
    • Dual microphone

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