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Thursday, September 15th, 2011
What is a mini CCTV camera? Arbitrarily we can say that a mini CCTV (Closed Circuit TeleVision) camera is any camera that is smaller than the majority of CCTV cameras sold as “Standard” sized cameras. But generally, when the term “mini CCTV camera” is used, reference is made to the small cameras normally used for covert recording.
Thanks to modern technology, anyone can own a mini CCTV camera. Just a few years ago, these cameras were so expensive they were cost prohibitive for the individual to own, if they were even available at all. Today, not only are they affordable but they come in a wide range of types, each designed to satisfy a specific purpose.
Tags: ccd, cmos, covert recording, DVR, integrated circuit sensor chip
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Tuesday, September 6th, 2011
So you feel comfortable now that you have a baby monitor camera so you can keep a watchful eye on your infant any time you want to. But in this day and age, that’s really not quite good enough. That’s because not only do you need to keep and eye on your baby, but for complete piece of mind, you need to keep and eye on the nanny as well. The best method for doing that is to install one or more hidden nanny cameras.
Tags: disguised camera, DVR, ip ready camera, nvr, smartphone
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Tuesday, September 6th, 2011
Security Camera King has a full selection of hidden camera equipment to satisfy your needs. Modern technology has resulted in a tremendous variety of disguised and hidden camera equipment. As a matter of fact, the smallest hidden camera that we offer for sale is the size of a Phillips head screw!
How does hidden camera equipment work? The following is a brief explanation.
First the camera must have a lens. The lens’s duty is to gather the light reflected by the objects in its field of view and focus them onto a sensor chip no larger than 1/4 to 1/3 inches square. Most often but not always, hidden cameras use 3.7 mm wide angle lenses.
Tags: ccd, cmos, DVR, lens, sensor chip
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Friday, September 2nd, 2011
Almost all the security cameras these days are digital security cameras. Compared to their old analog equivalents, they are lighter, more efficient, use less electricity, and just about anyone can install them.
Digital security cameras are a small-package of technological wonders from the lens to the video transmission type it uses. In addition, digital security cameras get to “piggy back” on the personal computer industry; that is many times a device is advanced technologically for a computer; the digital security camera industry can reap the benefit of the advance as well.
Tags: analog, DVR, hard disk drive, personal computer industry, sensor chip
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