Tired of Blurry Surveillance Photos?
We call it CSI syndrome after the popular TV show. The fact is that there is no way to digitally enhance a blurry surveillance image and suddenly make it appear clear. It is blurry because there simply aren’t enough pixels to provide any more detail. Megapixel cameras change all of that. They capture so many more pixels that the image takes a lot longer to become blurry when you zoom in. This means that you will be able to zoom in on that person’s face, and the best part is you will be able to do it right from your desktop, no crime lab required!

Why does my recorded video look choppy?
The real purpose of a properly designed security camera system is to get a clear image that you can submit to law enforcement, not to see a smooth video full of useless data. It’s not much help if you see the subject moving smoothly but can’t see any defining details to help identify them. By lowering the recording frame rate of non critical cameras you can vastly increase your storage time, thereby saving you money.

Infrared Lighting, can I really see in the dark?
If a true day/night camera with a removable IR cut filter is employed, and supplemental IR lighting is used, then the answer is most definitely yes. There is no substitute for proper lighting, be it visible or infrared. Using affordable IR lighting, incorporated into the camera or placed independently, you can effectively see in total darkness.

Should I just have my alarm guy install my cameras?
Our clients always ask if we do alarms. We tell them that we leave that to the alarm guys, unfortunately most alarm guys do not share the same train of thought. Designing surveillance systems correctly is a very detailed task and requires the company designing it be on the forefront of the emerging technology in CCTV. How many alarm guys give surveillance their full effort and attention? Who would you rather choose?

Licensed and insured, factory trained and equipped with the best tools of our trade, the Digital Provisions team strives to forge lasting relationships with our clients while managing their video security needs as they grow. If you are interested in securing your property with a video surveillance system or upgrading your existing one and are in the New York tri-state area, contact us at 631-209-2600 for a free consultation.