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Security camera resolution has come a long way. IP technology has changed the game in super high resolution recording quality. IP solution has provided commercial and retail environment a great solution, but has always been a bit more expensive than a regular consumer can afford, until now!!! The detailed images it delivers, due to different high mega pixel solutions, increases the chances of capturing perpetrators.

Our 4MP camera solution not only delivers amazing image quality but it is now very cost effective. Built in PoE (Power over ethernet) enables the installation to be quick and easy.

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Different security camera technology may confuse you, but we are here to help. High Definition Surveillance are categorized in Mega Pixels. Standard D1(VGA) is currently the industry standard for almost all the Analog systems. BEWARE IF YOU SEE ON THE CAMERA SPEC (TVL, 960H OR TV LINES), you are looking at a none mega pixel resolution which is now an industry low and will not deliver as clear of an image as Mega pixel would.  The sample image that we have below shows you the difference between the resolutions for you get a better feel of what each technology provides. We have also a break down on what you will need to consider on choosing your security solution.

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The new HD through COAX security cameras (TVI, CVI, AHD) has taken the world by storm, unfortunately except HD-SDI which has lost its traction in the market.

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Never before that Full high definition 1080p has costed so cost effectively and can be easily installed under most of the old Analog cable infrastructure.

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Then what is going on with having different technology? I don't want to change my DVR but I have one bad camera? What should I do? Which camera should I buy that will work with my system?

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Analog cameras have been around for quite sometime. It has progressed to higher and better quality through out the years that dominated the video surveillance market. Until this recent development of TVI & CVI cameras, the previous alternatives were a bit more expensive.

Understandably IP and HDI-SDI solution have higher resolution that can go all the way up to 20 Mega Pixels, which make it cost more than your analog system. Before today this was the only option, but not everyone needs Super Mega Pixel cameras. Continue reading →

Different security camera technology may confuse you, but we are here to help. High Definition Surveillance are categorized in Mega Pixels. Standard D1 is currently the industry standard for almost all the Analog systems. We do provide a more superior Analog system called 960H, which allows you to have a little more resolution than D1. The sample image that we have below shows you the difference between the resolutions for you get a better feel of what each technology provides. We have also a break down on what you will need to consider on choosing your security solution. Continue reading →

Tips on Security:

1. Just because nothing has happened doesn’t mean you don’t need to playback your recordings.
a. We recommend that you monitor your recording as well as the live viewing. There are plenty of lerkers that monitor your moves, to strike when opportunity opens up.
b. Our system allows you to record only when there is motion. Which allows you to quickly browse through the your footage and possibly see suspicious activities. Continue reading →

Full digital is measured is pixels. Mega Pixel is something that you will be seeing a lot in reference to digital resolution. An example of what we are used to are the new Digital TV that we have. 1080P (1920 x 1080) is equal to a 2 Mega Pixel camera. The clarity is created by the amount of pixels in the image. With this being said the higher the Mega Pixel the better the image resolution become. Continue reading →

960H is the new recording standard for security cameras and DVRs. It delivers up to 40% more resolution than the previous standard D1. 960H has a resolution of 960 x 480 pixels, that eliminates stretching and provides more pixels for better video clarity. In other words the more pixels the more zoomability you have after the fact.

960H is backwards compatible, if you have an existing analog camera you can simply add that into our 960H DVR. Our 960H DVRs will also upscale all your cameras, it will provide a 1080P HD output. This will allow you to monitor the live feed with incredible resolution.  An image example is provided below. Continue reading →