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The main consideration in buying a security camera are the type of the security camera (Dome or Bullet-shaped), the location of the camera (indoor and/or outdoor), video resolution (2K, 4K etc.), the night vision capabilities, and installation needs (Wirelss, Wire-Free, or Wired).
The main consideration in buying a security camera are the type of the security camera (Dome or Bullet-shaped), the location of the camera (indoor and/or outdoor), video resolution (2K, 4K etc.), the night vision capabilities, and installation needs (Wirelss, Wire-Free, or Wired).
Security cameras with 4K video resolution have the best video quality; however, they create large files that require a lot of storage (may be 10x compared to 1K resolution) and high-speed internet if you use a cloud storage. If you use multiple cameras, storage and internet costs can be significant.
Security cameras with 4K video resolution have the best video quality; however, they create large files that require a lot of storage (may be 10x compared to 1K resolution) and high-speed internet if you use a cloud storage. If you use multiple cameras, storage and internet costs can be significant.
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Bullet security cameras have a specific directional view. They normally have a cylinder shape, are very visible to deter intruders, and are more likely to be vandalized. These cameras easily mount on either walls or the ceiling. Most bullet cameras have one fixed view (no rotation), which means you may need multiple cameras.
Bullet security cameras have a specific directional view. They normally have a cylinder shape, are very visible to deter intruders, and are more likely to be vandalized. These cameras easily mount on either walls or the ceiling. Most bullet cameras have one fixed view (no rotation), which means you may need multiple cameras.
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