Camera transmission: smoothness first or image quality first?

The smoothness of camera images and the priority of images are two completely different transmission focuses, each with its own unique advantages and application scenarios.

Smooth transmission and real-time playback

When we pursue smooth camera images, we pay more attention to the stability and real-time of video transmission. The camera will do its best to keep the video frame rate stable and minimize the demand for transmission bandwidth. This mode is especially suitable for video conferencing, monitoring systems and other scenes that need real-time viewing or require high fluency.

High image quality and clarity

Picture priority mode pays more attention to the quality and clarity of pictures. The camera will strive to provide high-resolution and high-quality video images to present more delicate and realistic image effects. This mode is more suitable for those scenes that require high image quality, such as photography, video recording, film production and so on.

Balance picture fluency and image quality.

Picture fluency and picture priority are not mutually exclusive choices. According to the actual needs and different application scenarios, you can flexibly choose the appropriate mode. In some cases, we can even balance the fluency and quality of the picture through reasonable configuration and adjustment to meet the needs of different users.

Technological progress and choice space

With the progress of science and technology and the continuous development of camera technology, more and more cameras have been able to provide excellent picture quality and resolution while keeping the picture smooth. This means that users have more choices in different application scenarios, and there is no need to make a trade-off between picture fluency and image quality.