emholic

Hi, I'm fairly new to the CCTV industry and have pretty much only learned of one brand. there an OEM importer. they use Sony CCD chips and sony super HAD and sony exview. now i know its not just the chip set but what else goes into making a good quality camera? thanks in advance for your input.

thanks i get questions about this a lot.

how do you reverse the image?

so the IR's with 850NM are the best in terms of distance. does it matter how many LED's there are on the camera to get a longer distance. For instance we sell 2 IR's with 12 LEDS, one that goes 30ft and the other that 45ft, how does this work out. thanks for answering these newbie questions

are the IR cameras with the invisible LED's expensive compared to the 850NM IR cameras?

i see, thanks for your input. im definetly going to check out temperature ratings comparing i guess apples to apples with these features. anyone one else want to chime in?

i was actually referring to the insides of a camera. BOX: BULLET: DOME: I also want to know what makes a camera reliable. Most camera manufacturers, from what i understand, use SONY CCD chip sets. Now i know there are different chip sets like EXVIEW, SUPER HAD, ETC. BUT is this the only thing that matters? what other parts go into making a "quality/reliable" camera? ex: im referring to something along the lines of like a car runs better on stock tires rather than a donut tire.

this is great for europe and asia but not for us. were not on a 3g network. the US is WAAAAAAAAAAAY behind in terms of cell phone technology thanks for the info though.

what does the "NM" stand for?