IP/Megapixel Cameras

IP Camera is an advanced CCTV camera that utilizes Internet Protocol to transmit video data over the Ethernet. Two technologies create the IP camera: digitalization of the picture and broadcasting the digital data.

On a daily basis we experience both technologies; the digitalization we see on our digital camera especially when we take short video and the broadcasting of digital data we see when we send those movies to our friend through the email.

Analog surveillance cameras exist many years and still dominate the market, but there is no doubt that the future is digital. When you see a surveillance camera, it's hard to tell if it'd an IP or an analog camera. The difference is in the hardware and more important the video quality.

The IP camera has an onboard processors and web server software. The IP camera can be connected directly to the existing home office networks. Images can be viewed from any web browser in the world and full configuration can be done from anywhere as well. There are many types of video recorders that can work with IP cameras or even with an analog and IP at the same time, this type called HYBRID DVR. Most common IP video recorder is a custom build PC or your existing PC, in general the amount of cameras and the size of the images will determined the recorder's characteristics. So what we said so far about IP cameras: IP cameras has superior image quality, fully digital and they are the future.

Why should you choose a megapixel IP camera?

Check And observe the difference of these two pictures

One megapixel camera can substitute up to 24 analog cameras Video capture resolutions up to 3648 x 2752 (10 megapixels) The maximum resolution of an analog camera is 0.4 megapixels Provide multi-streaming capabilities at various video formats and frame rates

Want proof?Take a look at these photos. Megapixel IP cameras can detect fine detail in high resolution, including vehicle color, license plate

Best of all, megapixel IP cameras higher resolution provides detailed coverage of larger areas, allowing us to pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) electronically whether live or on recorded video, which eliminates the need for conventional PTZ cameras. We bet your current analog cameras can’t do that.numbers and even the driver’s face.