20.05.2010 • Whitepaper • chipset for video cameras • Pixim

HTVL Effective Specification for CCTV Cameras

Effective resolution is the best indicator for video security professionals of how effective a CCTV camera is really going to be in terms of capturing detail in an image that might...

HTVL Effective Specification for CCTV Cameras

Effective resolution is the best indicator for video security professionals of how effective a CCTV camera is really going to be in terms of capturing detail in an image that might have to be used as actionable evidence. The specification is being embraced by major camera manufacturers and experts within the video security industry as the modern figure of merit for CCTV camera resolution.

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