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# 10.8.1. Camera Details:

If User Selects the Camera Details, you will see the following screen on your display

<figure><img src="/files/Mw4f0uLArDKZOEJBDFLr" alt=""><figcaption><p>Corridor Camera Details</p></figcaption></figure>

In the Camera Details section, you can choose the Camera Type from the drop-down list, and there's an "**Add Camera**" option to include a new camera. Users can input values for Sensor Height, Sensor Width, Image Height, Image Width, and Focal Length (in mm) in their respective fields.

* **Camera**: The camera triggering behavior is influenced by the selected camera and its settings. Users can choose from an existing camera or set up a custom camera.
* **Selection of Camera**: Users can choose a camera from the drop-down menu, which automatically determines the image height and width based on the camera profile.
* **Sensor Width**/**Height**: This represents the size of the image sensor in the camera.
* &#x20;**Image Width**/**Height**: The width and height of the image are determined automatically based on the selected camera. For a custom camera, users need to enter desired values.
* **Focal Length**: Focal length is influenced by factors such as sensor size, distance from mirrors within the lens, and glass curvature. It determines the angle of view and magnification. A longer focal length results in a narrower field of view and higher magnification.

&#x20;**Custom Camera:**

Choosing the custom camera option empowers the user to define settings for a new camera, mirroring the process for known cameras. Users can input values for the Sensor Width and Height, Image Width and Height, and  Focal Length in the respective text boxes.