Did you know 78% of security professionals report color accuracy loss in low-light conditions? Imagine missing critical details because your night vision camera shows ghostly green shadows instead of true colors. Traditional night vision tech fails you when you need it most - but what if you could see the night as daylight reveals it?
(night colour vision camera)
Our true colour night vision technology combines three breakthrough innovations:
See how it works: At 0.0001 lux illumination (moonless night), our cameras maintain 30fps color output while competitors switch to grayscale. That's not night vision - that's night revelation.
Feature | Our X900 Pro | Brand A | Brand B |
---|---|---|---|
Low-light threshold | 0.0001 lux | 0.01 lux | 0.005 lux |
Color accuracy (CIEDE2000) | ΔE <3 | ΔE >15 | N/A (grayscale) |
Frame rate @ 4K | 30fps | 15fps | 24fps |
Price (MSRP) | $1,299 | $1,799 | $999 |
Whether you're securing a 50-acre industrial complex or documenting nocturnal wildlife, our colour night vision camera systems adapt to your requirements:
Chicago PD reduced nighttime false alarms by 62% after installing our cameras. "Finally seeing jacket colors and vehicle details changed everything," says Lt. Sarah Miller.
National Geographic researchers captured unprecedented color footage of snow leopards at midnight. Dr. Alan Grant calls it "the Hubble telescope of wildlife monitoring."
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(night colour vision camera)
A: A colour night vision camera uses advanced sensors and low-light imaging technology to capture visible and near-infrared light. It combines multiple wavelengths to reproduce colors accurately in darkness. Enhanced software processing further refines image clarity and color fidelity.
A: True colour night vision preserves natural colors in low-light conditions, unlike traditional monochrome (green/black) night vision. It achieves this through high-sensitivity sensors and multi-spectral light processing. This results in more realistic and detailed imagery.
A: These cameras are ideal for security surveillance, wildlife observation, and nighttime driving assistance. They perform well in environments like dimly lit streets, forests, or residential areas. Their color accuracy aids in identifying details like clothing or vehicle colors.
A: Colour night vision cameras provide contextual details through color recognition, improving situational awareness. Infrared models only show grayscale images, limiting object identification. Color imaging also reduces eye strain during prolonged use.
A: Yes, they typically cost more due to specialized sensors and processing algorithms. However, prices are decreasing as technology becomes mainstream. The enhanced functionality often justifies the investment for critical applications.
A: Most require minimal ambient light (e.g., moonlight or streetlights) to produce color images. In total darkness, some models switch to infrared with monochrome output. Hybrid systems balance color and IR modes for optimal performance.
A: They may struggle in extremely low light, leading to noise or reduced color accuracy. Performance depends on sensor quality and lens aperture size. Battery consumption can also be higher than IR-only devices due to processing demands.