How do I keep my DSLR cool? Here are seven ways to keep your camera and other gear cool during a hot summer shoot. Use umbrellas. Keep it in the bag. Wrap it in a towel. Use faster memory cards. … Continue reading →

What cable is needed for security cameras? If you have an analog or HD-TVI security camera system, you will need RG-59 Siamese cables to send power to and receive video from your security cameras. If you’re setting up an IP … Continue reading →

Night vision goggles use thermal imaging technology to capture that infrared light. This way, you can see an image of what’s going on in the dark. It’s based on the amount of heat being made by objects. Is night vision … Continue reading →

A: Hello, The DVR can be set up for continuous recording, and an indicator symbol will be displayed next to a “C” on each of the channels to indicate that they are recording. Thanks, Lorex. What does the M mean … Continue reading →

The zoom capacity of a zoom lens is generally quoted as the ratio of the longest focal length to the shortest focal length, without regard to the image size. So its 55/18 or about 3:1 Zoom ratio. It is 18–55 … Continue reading →

Closed circuit television (CCTV) monitors are typically used to monitor conventional security cameras.These devices are designed for use with computer monitors, and thus connectivity is streamlined. Regardless of your security system setup, it is possible to use a computer as … Continue reading →

The optimal camera mounting height In general, most security companies recommend installing cameras at a height of 2.5m (8 feet). Should security cameras be above or below lights? The rule of thumb for light positioning is to keep the light … Continue reading →

Hi, It means that this stand alone DVR does not come with a pre-installed hard drive. It is compatible with internal SATA hard drives 1TB to 6TB. You can purchase your own HDD or transfer from one over from an … Continue reading →

How do I backup my DVR recordings? From External Hard Drive Connect the External Hard Drive to the Hopper. Press the DVR button. Select Sources. Select External Hard Drive 1. Press the RED COLOR or Options button. Select Manage Recordings. … Continue reading →

The most recent data breach of Facebook has exposed the personal data of 533 Million users. The data exposed included phone numbers, DOB, locations, past locations, full name, and in some cases, email addresses. What are the top 3 biggest … Continue reading →

The iPhone has a built-in password security feature that prevents others from accessing personal information by prompting a password before unlocking the device. You can you also increase your protection by creating secure folders on your iPhone. Is there a … Continue reading →

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Simply press the Scan UID button and scan the Datamatrix code, just as you would on any smartphone barcode app. Wait a couple of seconds while the validation takes place (I suspect this is done on A2B’s server, rather than … Continue reading →

The single best defense against malware is to keep your iPad updated to the latest version, as well as to keep apps updated as well.Also, be sure that your apps are set to update automatically as well. Open the Settings … Continue reading →

Nowadays, you can connect a camera to a computer or loop camera data into a network so you can watch CCTV on a laptop or desktop screen. Some businesses and homes also now use cloud-based systems that store video on … Continue reading →