Unparalleled HD image detail
As science fiction slowly becomes science fact with great advances in technology, an area that lags behind is CCTV. For the vast majority of Security cameras systems, the Hollywood idea of “blow up and enhance” remains just that, an idea. In this post, we’ll discuss HD vs. Megapixel and the future of the CCTV industry.
In recent years many IP camera manufactures have introduced Megapixel cameras. Megapixel delivers a much higher resolution designed to allow either the ability to zoom in to recorded video or use one camera to cover a greater area without losing quality. While that sounds great, megapixel does have its drawbacks. |
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Surveillance Cameras Ultra HD Resolution
Many MP cameras are made with CMOS chipsets and require more light than analog cameras to produce a good picture. That being said, the biggest drawback to MP (or IP in general) is the upkeep of the system. MP is a great option for enterprise level systems and companies with in house IT personnel, but the average consumer still is not comfortable with the concepts of bandwidth requirements, port forwarding, and storage arrays.
High definition CCTV promises to deliver the best of both worlds. The HD picture will allow the user the same abilities as megapixel cameras. The cameras and recorders will produce this higher resolution picture over coaxial cable; meaning that a system can be upgraded without running a single new wire. To upgrade from analog to MP would mean running an entire new infrastructure for the data. For new systems, HD CCTV will deliver the same plug and play simplicity that analog cameras have delivered for decades. This simplicity will allow the DIY business or home owner to have a high quality system without the headache of networking.
High definition CCTV promises to deliver the best of both worlds. The HD picture will allow the user the same abilities as megapixel cameras. The cameras and recorders will produce this higher resolution picture over coaxial cable; meaning that a system can be upgraded without running a single new wire. To upgrade from analog to MP would mean running an entire new infrastructure for the data. For new systems, HD CCTV will deliver the same plug and play simplicity that analog cameras have delivered for decades. This simplicity will allow the DIY business or home owner to have a high quality system without the headache of networking.
16 Megapixel Resolution
HD closed circuit television will still not have as high of a resolution as MP cameras, but for the average small business owner it will be the future of New Jersey CCTV . Good quality, easy installation, and ease of use will set it apart from standard analog and MP systems.
Don't let our low prices fool you, our equipment is professional grade. In fact, it's the same equipment Professional Security Dealers install. Only the top performing, highest quality cameras are offered at NJ Surveillance. We guarantee crisp and clear video form all our cameras. New Jersey today introduced its 16 megapixel IP cameras which have been specifically designed for NJ surveillance applications where detail needs to be captured over a wide field of view. Available in color or monochrome and featuring a scientific-grade CCD image sensor, real-time and post event, user defined digital PTZ, and aperture control and focus of Canon® EF lenses, New Jersey ’s 16 megapixel IP cameras have the equivalent resolution of over 50 conventional NJ surveillance cameras and can be seamlessly integrated into any existing NJ surveillance system for remote monitoring. New Jersey ’s 16 megapixel cameras are the first NJ surveillance cameras that can continuously monitor large fields of view while maintaining high levels of detail. In the past, security professionals have had to rely on opto-mechanical PTZ cameras for wide field of view NJ surveillance and were forced to make a tradeoff between field of view and image detail. New Jersey ’s 16 megapixel cameras provide a superior solution for post incident investigation because they provide detailed images of the entire field of view, without the requirement of an operator to control the camera. |
NJ surveillance professionals
“Up until now, it has been very difficult for NJ surveillance professionals to effectively monitor large public spaces,” said Alexander Fernandes, president and CEO at New Jersey . “Our 16 megapixel IP cameras, with user defined digital PTZ, are the first of their kind in the marketplace to provide both the image detail and flexibility that security professionals need to effectively monitor large areas such as stadiums, airports, train stations, university campuses and other large public areas.”
New Jersey ’s 16 megapixel cameras deliver the following key features: 16 Megapixel Resolution New Jersey ’s 16 megapixel IP cameras provide the same resolution and image detail as 50 standard 640x480 pixel cameras, enabling large areas to be monitored in extreme detail without an operator. In addition, post incident forensic detail is available for the entire scene. |