06-03-2016, 08:15 AM
It seems more and more people are putting cameras outside and inside their homes in an attempt to secure their property.
Does anyone have any firsthand experience with this?
It seems to me the systems in most homes and even in many stores produce such poor images that about all you can say is, "Yep, there is a video documenting the crime event, but it is not very useful in terms of identifying perpetrators."
This is kind of surprising given the quality of pictures and video you can get with an average cell phone.
I am just wondering how much cash someone would have to lay out to have a security camera that captured useful images.
Please share any first hand experience you have about quality of video equipment and costs.
Thanks.
Does anyone have any firsthand experience with this?
It seems to me the systems in most homes and even in many stores produce such poor images that about all you can say is, "Yep, there is a video documenting the crime event, but it is not very useful in terms of identifying perpetrators."
This is kind of surprising given the quality of pictures and video you can get with an average cell phone.
I am just wondering how much cash someone would have to lay out to have a security camera that captured useful images.
Please share any first hand experience you have about quality of video equipment and costs.
Thanks.
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