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Thursday, September 15th, 2011
If you need security and surveillance coverage in poorly lit or no light areas, you should try using an infrared camera system. In the following article we’ll talk about how these cameras work and what to look (out) for when purchasing a system.
Under normal daylight conditions a digital video security camera utilizes the light waves that are reflected from the objects in its field of vision. It does this by using a lens to focus the entire image onto a sensor chip that is usually 1/4 or 1/3 of an inch square. The sensor chips work by converting the light energy into a small electrical impulse which can be measured and therefore ultimately used to create a digital video image.
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Friday, May 6th, 2011
Today’s Digital Video Recorder or DVR security camera systems are an amazing bundle of new high quality technology. The security camera industry can also thank the personal computer industry as a contributor, because a lot of today’s DVR security camera systems use recently invented technology borrowed from the computer industry.
In this article we are going to describe how a typical DVR security camera system works.
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Friday, May 6th, 2011
Today’s Digital Video Recorder or DVR security camera systems are an amazing bundle of new high quality technology. The security camera industry can also thank the personal computer industry as a contributor, because a lot of today’s DVR security camera systems use recently invented technology borrowed from the computer industry.
In this article we are going to describe how a typical DVR security camera system works.
Tags: 6 bullet cameras, 8 channel system, algorithm program, binary format, camera's lens focusing, codec utility, complementary metal oxide semiconductor, component systems, COmpression, DECompression, digital processor chip, Digital Signal Processor, digital video, digital video file, digital video recorder, dsp chip, dsp technology, dvr security camera system, dvr security camera systems, electrical data, elite mini economy, high quality technology, pixels, security camera industry, Security Camera Systems, small electrical impulses, technological improvement, ultimate series, video transmission cable
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Monday, May 2nd, 2011
When looking for versatility in a digital video security camera nothing may offer you more than an IR bullet camera (InfraRed bullet camera). Among the most popular types of cameras these days, the IR bullet camera usually comes packed with dozens of extra features, thanks to modern technology. In the following article, we’ll take a look at digital video security cameras and how they work and especially how an IR bullet camera works.
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Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
Security video cameras are one of three major components of today’s digital video security systems which also consist of a Digital Video Recorder or DVR and one or more monitors. The digital video camera is an interesting piece of electronic wonder, and as technology continues to advance so do the features and abilities of the security video camera.
In this article, we’ll take a look at how a security video camera operates. We’ll also take a look at some of the more common features and options that are available on today’s digital video security cameras.
Tags: complementary metal oxide semiconductor, Digital Signal Processor, digital video file, digital video recorder, infrared night vision, motion detection, pan tilt zoom, security camera, security video camera, video camera
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