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Modern 4K video cameras capture 3840×2160 pixels - 4x sharper than 1080p. Our StarLight sensors deliver color video in 0.0001 lux darkness. Think: Reading license plates at midnight. Spotting facial features in pitch-black alleys. How does your current system compare?
Model | Resolution | Night Range | Size |
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EagleView 4X | 8MP Ultra HD | 200ft | 3.1" cube |
NightOwl Pro | 4K | 150ft | 2.8" sphere |
StealthGuard Mini | 5MP | 100ft | 1.9" dome |
Need a small night vision video camera for covert operations? Our 1.9" models fit in palm-sized spaces. Running a retail store? Wide-angle 12MP models prevent blind spots. We configure:
Portland General Hospital reduced theft by 62% after installing our 4K cameras. Their security chief said: "We finally read ID badges in dim corridors." A school district caught vandals hiding in shadows using our thermal imaging add-ons. What could you achieve with military-grade optics?
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A: Video camera resolution refers to the number of pixels in a video frame, typically measured as width × height (e.g., 1920×1080). Higher resolutions like 4K capture sharper details, while lower resolutions may appear grainy. It's crucial for clarity and post-production editing flexibility.
A: Yes, but with limitations. While higher resolutions (e.g., 1080p) provide clearer images, most night vision cameras prioritize infrared sensitivity over pixel count. Some models balance both by using 2MP-4MP sensors with wide-aperture lenses.
A: Compact models often use 1080p (Full HD) as a standard, balancing image quality with storage efficiency. Premium options may offer 2K-4K resolutions, but ensure they include IR illuminators and large pixel sensors (≥2.8μm) for true night vision capability.
A: Not entirely. While 4K cameras capture detailed daytime footage, most lack specialized infrared arrays or thermal sensors required for true darkness. Hybrid models with 4K + starlight sensors (e.g., Sony Starvis) bridge this gap but cost more.
A: Higher resolutions (e.g., 4K) consume 3-4x more storage than 1080p. For 24/7 night vision recording, pair high-resolution cameras with H.265 compression and adjustable bitrate settings. Many systems automatically reduce resolution in low-light to prioritize IR effectiveness.