Innodisk’s camera modules support lenses with various F value options. Lens aperture (indicated by the F value) denotes the light-gathering ability of the optical system, with lower numbers letting in more light and higher numbers letting in less. Selecting a lens with the correct F value ensures that the optimal amount of light enters the system. Too little light leads to underexposure, causing the image to appear too dark, and too much light leads to overexposure, where the image appears too bright. In both cases, the detail in the image is degraded to such a degree that analysis of the image becomes difficult to impossible. Innodisk’s camera solutions have lens options with a range of F values from 1.0 to 2.4.