Resolution is one of the most important items for digital surveillance cameras. It has a significant impact on product performance, image clarity, image sharpness, storage requirements, and bandwidth, and is directly related to the price of the product. What we are pursuing is to improve the quality of recorded and played images without increasing costs or data storage requirements. To do this, the appropriate resolution must be considered. OOSSXX's 10-inch monitor wireless and poe-powered security camera set supports 5 million pixels and 8 channels, and the high-resolution 2592 x 1944 security camera ensures the safety of people and homes with 24-hour continuous recording. You can monitor and remotely monitor from your smartphone, tablet, or computer anytime, anywhere.
At present, there are several resolution specifications mainly used in the surveillance camera industry, including QCIF (176×144), CIF (352×288), HALF D1 (704×288), D1 (704×576), etc. Among them, CIF resolution is the most common and is adopted by most surveillance products. The market acceptance of CIF resolution is due to the following main reasons:
Today's digital surveillance cameras need to ensure that the demands on the video stream are not too high.
There are also limitations on the bandwidth of video transmission.
HALF D1 and D1 resolutions can improve image quality and meet the high quality requirements that come with high video streams.
Adopting CIF resolution usually results in a signal-to-noise ratio of 32db or higher, which can meet the requirements of general users, but is not the ideal choice for video quality.
Now industry experts are exploring HALF D1 resolution to strike a balance between CIF and D1. OOSSXX continues its quest to provide higher performance surveillance solutions both outdoors and indoors to meet the different needs of customers.
