What is the difference between these types of Cameras?

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What is the difference between these types of Cameras?

Postby abdul on Wed Feb 06, 2008 5:58 pm

What is the difference between a bullet camera, an ir camera, dome camera, ip camera and day/night? Im confused isnt a camera just a capturer of reflected images?
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Re: What is the difference between these types of Cameras?

Postby redtail on Thu Feb 07, 2008 10:36 am

No it does not just capture reflected images - thats a digital camera. Surveillance cameras capture people's souls and transfers those souls in the form of data imprisoning them in the dungeon which I also call hard drive. That's why criminals should not attempt any injustice act or their lives is lost forever in the void of data space forever.
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Re: What is the difference between these types of Cameras?

Postby Anthroman on Thu Feb 07, 2008 10:44 am

Did you know that some cultures believe that capturing the human image either by still photograghs or recorded video footage also captures the soul? When Anthropologists first began including pictures and photographs in their ethnographic studies, some cultures refused to allow their pictures to be taken or videos to be made of them. After much explanation and pleading by Anthropologists, they finally began to allow the use of image and video recorders. Today, many of the same cultures welcome camera crews and photography, as they now acknowledge the novelty and value that recorded images and video have in documenting important events and passing them down to future generations.
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Re: What is the difference between these types of Cameras?

Postby SyrinHold on Tue Oct 07, 2008 4:43 pm

Ok to explain the cameras

1. Bullet Camera is shaped like a bullet and can have lenses of different types added to it to do different things

2. IR Camera have the ability to see the Infra Red spectrum.

3. Dome Camera is shaped like a dome, mostly used for inside applications and are fixed at a specific viewing angle

4. IP cameras have their own IP address which allows a user to log into them as see what the camera sees.

5. Day and night. Some cameras on the market have the ability to switch between day vision and night vision. those only really work in absolute darkness. Downside to the night vision is that they can only see about 50' out


Hope this helps
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