Scalable Video Surveillance At Your Fingertips
Options for networked video and video verification can provide identification, loss
prevention, employee safety and operations monitoring. Today's technology allows
video surveillance systems to integrate with alarm systems, access control systems,
point-of-sale cash register systems and intrusion detection. Remote viewing and
control from internet connected devices makes management simple.
We design scalable video surveillance solutions for a wide range of industry verticals,
including hospitality, construction, retail, manufacturing, education and more.
See The Difference
Focal Lengths
The focal length of a lens is essentially the magnification of the picture. Depending
where you plan to place the camera and what you want to capture will determine the
focal length you will need. Here is a comparison of how a video feed would look
at
several different focal lengths, mounted in the same location:
Resolution
"Zoom and Enhance!" You can't create pixels out of thin air.
Magnifying an image will not necessarily create a more legible picture.
There is a wide spectrum of resolutions available on cameras today, so if you need
the ability to read the license plate from a vehicle on your street, then you'll
want the clear, crisp video that higher megapixel cameras can deliver. To better
illustrate the point, here is
a comparison of various resolutions offered on many cameras:
