Although the improvement to 4K resolution seems very natural in consumer electronics and security technologies, 4K-resolution, ultra-high HD security cameras https://www.gwsecu.com/products/h.265-ip-camera-series.html still captured the limelight at major security shows this year.
Whenever 4K starts to become the mainstream in the industry, security cameras can be expected to provide more detailed and clearer video images of the environment, events, and subjects than the past. More importantly, 4K resolution cameras can largely reduce the total cost of ownership of a project by doing more with less, compared to low resolution cameras.
Companies such as Axis Communications, Arecont Vision, Bosch Security Systems, Hikvison Digital Technology, IQinVision, and Sony Electronics all pre-announced 4K cameras last month. Performing at 30 frames per second makes 4K cameras stand out. “Arecont Vision 4K camera produces high-quality image at 30 frames per second and delivers about 8.3 megapixels. Arecont Vision‘s10-megapixel camera delivers 7 frames per second. When it was released in 2010, it was the first dual mode 10-megapixel and 1080p camera in the industry,” said Scott Schafer, Executive VP of Sales, Marketing, and Service at Arecont Vision. It can be predicted that all these companies should have their 4K cameras ready for the market later this year.
However, some experts still warn that 4K camera users need to pay extra attention to selecting compatible 4K NVRs https://www.gwsecu.com/products/poe-series-nvr.html and monitors. Without using a 4K monitor, the video quality might be compromised.
Pelco is focusing on a different approach to provide more details to situational awareness video with their latest 360-degree camera, which is a joint.
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