In general, most security camera footage is kept for 30 to 90 days (1 to 3 months the most). There isn’t really a standard answer to the question “how long does the average security camera store footage?” because each site … Continue reading →

White Light LED technology allows accurate colour image capture at night and ensures that the CCTV system works at its best 24/7. White Light LED products can be used as a powerful deterrent. Do LED lights interfere with security cameras? … Continue reading →

Can You Record on a Smart TV and Watch Another Channel? Yes. But to record on a smart TV and watch another channel you will need two TV tuners, one for recording and one for watching channels. The tuners can … Continue reading →

Some IP cameras require support of a central network video recorder (NVR) to handle the recording, video and alarm management. Others are able to operate in a decentralized manner with no NVR needed, as the camera is able to record … Continue reading →

No. Despite the name “Internet Protocol,” IP security cameras do not require an outside connection to the Internet. All that’s required is a connection to your local area network. Do Hikvision cameras need WiFi? So, the quick answer for the … Continue reading →

HIKVISION DS-2CE15A2P Night Vision Bullet CCTV Camera. Does Hikvision have night vision? Enriched ColorVu options with 4K and varifocal cameras Hikvision has now included 4K ColorVu technology in its product range, which brings colour imaging to ultra-high-definition levels day and … Continue reading →

LED televisions with their light-emitting diodes are no exception; some media reports suggest a possible risk to the viewer’s eyesight. Most credible research suggests that there’s little risk of damage from watching an LED TV beyond the danger inherent in … Continue reading →

A lens is a tool used to bring light to a fixed focal point. In a film camera, the lens sends the light to the film strip, while in a digital camera (like DSLRs or mirrorless cameras), the lens directs … Continue reading →

Turn off the TV when no one is around While they are busy doing other things, the LED TV is busy conducting electricity through its lights. Turning the TV off when nobody is watching is probably the simplest way to … Continue reading →

7. Enhanced EVF. The Canon EOS R’s electronic viewfinder (EVF) provides detail of 3.69m dots at 60fps, but the Canon EOS R5 pushes this even further. “The EVF now has a resolution of 5.76m dots and a 120fps refresh rate, … Continue reading →

40 diopters. The optical power of a healthy human eye is about 40 diopters, meaning the ability to focus on an object or image 1/40 of a meter from the eye. The eye of a typical young person can adjust … Continue reading →

Video specifications The EOS R6 has a strong video feature set, allowing the capture of up to 4K/60p from a slightly cropped region of its sensor with full Dual Pixel AF in all modes. Can you crop on Canon R6? … Continue reading →

In addition, all 4K TVs double the pixel density (measured in pixels per square inch, or ppi) of your 1080p TV. That pixel density helps at larger screen sizes, and is why a smaller TV looks “sharper” than a larger … Continue reading →

To allow your image to be sharp, or to allow you to intentionally not focus, the camera and lens work together to change the distance of the lens from the sensor or film in order to control where the captured … Continue reading →

Can I convert HDR to SDR? Don’t go away, for the whole HDR to SDR conversion will be accomplished at lightning fast speed. Just a blink of the eye, you can get your desired SDR file. How do you take … Continue reading →