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CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit - is a collection of software tools and well-tested practical techniques, intended for measuring parameters of various CCTV equipment (cameras, lenses, filters, light sources, and others). Using CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit you can: Measure sensitivity and resolution of real video cameras, optical transmission, and resolution of lenses and filters, infrared light power to obtain precise parameters for modeling (illumination meter is additionally required). Measure exposure time and threshold illumination of IP cameras. Measure rolling shutter row time of IP cameras with CMOS sensor (oscilloscope and low-frequency oscillator are additionally required). Analyze real video images and live video on the computer monitor. Measure frame rate, signal-to-noise ratio, and other parameters. Analyze separate lines of image, measure object/background contrast. Determine from the Spectral Power Distribution curves and measure in practice the Spectral efficiency of visible and infrared light sources for the different image sensors. Independent measuring parameters of CCTV equipment are necessary for proper designing and modeling in VideoCAD because commonly manufacturer's specifications have not enough parameters or parameter's values are uncertain.

CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit - is a collection of software tools and well-tested practical techniques, intended for measuring parameters of various CCTV equipment (cameras, lenses, filters, light sources, and others). Using CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit you can: Measure sensitivity and resolution of real video cameras, optical transmission, and resolution of lenses and filters, infrared light power to obtain precise parameters for modeling (illumination meter is additionally required). Measure exposure time and threshold illumination of IP cameras. Measure rolling shutter row time of IP cameras with CMOS sensor (oscilloscope and low-frequency oscillator are additionally required). Analyze real video images and live video on the computer monitor. Measure frame rate, signal-to-noise ratio, and other parameters. Analyze separate lines of image, measure object/background contrast. Determine from the Spectral Power Distribution curves and measure in practice the Spectral efficiency of visible and infrared light sources for the different image sensors. Independent measuring parameters of CCTV equipment are necessary for proper designing and modeling in VideoCAD because commonly manufacturer's specifications have not enough parameters or parameter's values are uncertain.

AlphaPlugins - LensProIII for After Effects (Win) - Big set of high-quality filters for Adobe After Effects. LensProIII creates realistic and amazing videos with various lenses, crystals, and glass surfaces. It is a plug-in set for Adobe After Effects plug-ins and compatibles. This set contains 5 filters that allow the creation of different types of glass objects and lenses effects. It is a very powerful and convenient tool that can help to create a very professional high-end quality video.

AlphaPlugins - LensProIII for After Effects (Win) - Big set of high-quality filters for Adobe After Effects. LensProIII creates realistic and amazing videos with various lenses, crystals, and glass surfaces. It is a plug-in set for Adobe After Effects plug-ins and compatibles. This set contains 5 filters that allow the creation of different types of glass objects and lenses effects. It is a very powerful and convenient tool that can help to create a very professional high-end quality video.

VideoCAD allows to: Choose the most suitable lenses, heights, and locations for camera installation to provide the required parameters of view areas for detection and identification of a person and license plate reading. Calculate the horizontal projection of camera control areas including shadows from obstacles on the scene. Display by separate colors and hatch styles different regions of spatial resolution and field-of-view size. Calculate the horizontal projection sizes of viewing, person detecting, identifying, and license plate reading areas to draw them on the location plan. Calculate the image size on a display of any object in the camera view area in the percentage of display size, pixels, TV lines, and millimeters (inches in case of Imperial format). Calculate and model the depth of field of each camera in a project. Choose visually a relative location of cameras using the graphics window with CAD interface. Choose the best positions and calculate control areas of PTZ cameras. Locate cameras and cables on the prepared layouts in *.bmp, *.jpg, *.emf, *.wmf, *.png, *.gif, *.tif, AutoCAD *.dwg, *.dxf formats. To import *.dwg and *.dxf files the CAD Import module by CAD Soft Tools http://www.cadsofttools.com was used. Obtain a drawing containing two projections of site layout with the camera images, calculated view areas, and cables, and with coordinate grid and titles to be used in the graphical path of the project as well. Print the obtained drawing on one or several pages. You can use prepared frames with standard title-Block and logo. Export the obtained drawing into any of the following formats:*.bmp, *.jpg, *.emf, *.wmf, *.png, *.gif, *.tif, AutoCAD *.dxf (R14), AutoCAD *.dxf (R2000). Obtain a text file with a full description of all cameras in the project, view areas, and cables to be pasted into a project explanatory note or used as instruction for installation. Get a detailed adjustable table of all initial and calculated parameters of cameras in a pro

VideoCAD allows to: Choose the most suitable lenses, heights, and locations for camera installation to provide the required parameters of view areas for detection and identification of a person and license plate reading. Calculate the horizontal projection of camera control areas including shadows from obstacles on the scene. Display by separate colors and hatch styles different regions of spatial resolution and field-of-view size. Calculate the horizontal projection sizes of viewing, person detecting, identifying, and license plate reading areas to draw them on the location plan. Calculate the image size on a display of any object in the camera view area in the percentage of display size, pixels, TV lines, and millimeters (inches in case of Imperial format). Calculate and model the depth of field of each camera in a project. Choose visually a relative location of cameras using the graphics window with CAD interface. Choose the best positions and calculate control areas of PTZ cameras. Locate cameras and cables on the prepared layouts in *.bmp, *.jpg, *.emf, *.wmf, *.png, *.gif, *.tif, AutoCAD *.dwg, *.dxf formats. To import *.dwg and *.dxf files the CAD Import module by CAD Soft Tools http://www.cadsofttools.com was used. Obtain a drawing containing two projections of site layout with the camera images, calculated view areas, and cables, and with coordinate grid and titles to be used in the graphical path of the project as well. Print the obtained drawing on one or several pages. You can use prepared frames with standard title-Block and logo. Export the obtained drawing into any of the following formats:*.bmp, *.jpg, *.emf, *.wmf, *.png, *.gif, *.tif, AutoCAD *.dxf (R14), AutoCAD *.dxf (R2000). Obtain a text file with a full description of all cameras in the project, view areas, and cables to be pasted into a project explanatory note or used as instruction for installation. Get a detailed adjustable table of all initial and calculated parameters of cameras in a pro