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		<description><![CDATA[CCTV Camera converts the visible scene captured by a lens into an electric signal and transmit that signal to a monitor for viewing. Camera performance depends largely upon the reflected light at the scene and the quality of the cameras imager. To select proper equipment, it is necessary to determine the minimum lighting level (day [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em><strong>CCTV Camera</strong></em> converts the visible scene captured                  by a lens into an electric signal and transmit that  signal to a                  monitor for viewing. Camera performance depends largely  upon the                  reflected light at the scene and the quality of the  cameras                  imager.</p>
<p>To                  select proper equipment, it is necessary to determine  the                 <span style="color: #3366ff;">minimum lighting level</span> (day                   or night) that will arrive from the scene to the camera  lens.                   The &#8220;available&#8221; light will affect everything from  picture                  clarity to focus.</p>
<p><span style="font-family: Franklin Gothic Medium; color: #111111;"><strong>Color  vs.                  Black &amp; White</strong></span><br />
Generally, color cameras requires a higher level of  lighting than                  black &amp; white cameras. Color cameras produce a more  natural,                  richer image than black &amp; white and this makes it  easier to                  detect objects. For example, the color of the car that  was seen                  passing your house a few times in a day. While the use  of color                  cameras is growing, black &amp; white cameras continue  to offer some                  distinct advantages.  Black &amp; white cameras are  better suited                  for extremely low light situations. Color cameras  generally cost                  more than its black and white counterpart. A normal  color                  camera such as the <strong><span style="color: #0000ff;">Sanyo  VCC-3954 color                  camera</span></strong> cost $152.65 and are only $20 more  expensive                  than the <strong><span style="color: #0000ff;">Computar Ganz FCH-62  black and                  white camera</span></strong>. Normally buyers would think  color                  cameras are better but you should not make the mistake  of buying                  a color camera just because there&#8217;s only a slight price                  increase. The Sanyo VCC-3954 may offer color images but  with <strong> <span style="color: #0000ff;">LUX</span></strong> sensitivity of 0.5,  it may                  not be able to get good image in poorly illuminated  areas. If                  you intent to install a CCTV camera at dark areas, you  should                  opt for the Computar Ganz FCH-62 black and white camera.  It has                  a LUX sensitivity of 0.08. This does not mean that color  cameras                  cannot be used at dark areas. A color camera with low  LUX                  sensitivity value cost more. The <strong><span style="color: #0000ff;"> Toshiba IK-65WDA color camera</span></strong> with LUX  sensitivity of                  0.001 can obtain good images in dark areas but cost  $449.00.</p>
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<td colspan="2" width="100%" height="21"><span style="font-family: Franklin Gothic Medium; color: #111111;"><strong>Shape</strong></span></td>
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<td width="61%" height="85" valign="top">Basically,  CCTV cameras come in 2 shapes.                 <span style="color: #3366ff;">Dome</span> and                 <span style="color: #3366ff;">bullet</span> shaped cameras. Dome                   cameras make it virtually impossible for suspects to  determine                      where the camera is pointed.</td>
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<td colspan="2" width="100%" height="28" valign="top">Burglars planning to break in are unable to detect  whether                      or not the entrance they are planning to use is  under active                      surveillance. It also offers a more attractive  aesthetic                      appearance. The camera, lens and wiring are hidden  inside                      the dome and this detracts the camera from the  interior                      design.</td>
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<p>Special cameras for special needs can also                  be found such as the <strong><span style="color: #0000ff;">GV-BCC  Waterproof                  Color CCTV Camera</span></strong>. Other than its normal  indoor and                  outdoor application, it&#8217;s also designed for under water                  application. It is resistant to a lot of environmental  elements                  making it a very good camera for rough environment.</p>
<p>Manufacturers are also tapping into the                  power of the internet by offering wireless color cameras  such as                  the <strong><span style="color: #0000ff;">73900C1 camera</span></strong> that you                  can connect to through the internet. This makes remote                  surveillance possible. You can monitor your home from  your                  office.</p>
<p>A single camera kit for those who wants                  basic surveillance without the hassle of having to  source for                  the right camera for different area of your home can opt  for the                 <strong><span style="color: #0000ff;">XCam2 wireless camera kit</span></strong>.                   It&#8217;s an all-rounder with a price tag of only $79.99 and  good for                  normal surveillance.</p>


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