Cameras

A good place to look for video cameras in any state is to check the local department stores. Stores like walmart usually have a large variety of electronics as well as good prices.

No You can not

Home security is a big deal, so do not hold back because of price. Though don't make Fort Knox out of your home either. If you live in a fishy area then go big, but if you live in a suburb with security guards then a little less. But that decision is up to you.

The technical specifications will change depending on what camera printer one is using. However, the majority of camera printers have the ability to read USB, SD or microSD rather than requiring an active connection to a computer. All can also print high quality photos, most often 4x6 inches, although sometimes other sizes are available as well.

The Sony HVR-Z5E HDV Camcorder (around £3500 / $5300) is a good camcorder but so is the Kodak Zi6 Digital HD Pocket Camcorder (around £105 / $160). Both are compatible with Final Cut as are most camcorders. It all depends on how much you want to pay and what features you need.

you get a cord and hook it up to the computer. then hook it to the camera (i it fits) and then if you are using skype then install the type of camera and computer for the hooked up camera. then you should be able to use it.

No, it is not waterproof.

The highest Olympus mju series that is waterproof is the mju-8010. After the 2010 mju-8010 model, the Olympus waterproof series have been renamed TG ( TG 310, TG610, TG 810)

Purely to identify hotspots at the top of a volcano.

resolution is number of pixels in other words informations about image per inch, cm. Low resolution means low number of pixels or informations per inch and generally low quality of image.

There are a number of different FLIR camera that have thermal imaging. In fact, all of FLIR's cameras have thermal imaging, and are used by military, police, and civilians.

Steven Sasson as an engineer at Eastman Kodak bult the first digital camera.

I am a land surveyor. We use areial photographs pretty often. From determining estimates for work, to showing property owners their boundary lines (especially on large tracts of land) an aerial photo is carried along with almost every work folder we carry with us.

depends where you live

You would want a camera, such as a Nikon or Canon, with a high shutter speed, because without that, a runner would simply be a blur. A high-end Nikon would do the trick perfectly.

Yes, the CPI security system is a great system to use. It is one of the most widely used home security systems, offering great protection to you and your family.

yes and no.

photography these days is just a simple point and click, there isn't a requirement of using art to angle the camera or to use light to get just the right effect. if you want to get a shaft of sunlight across the subject's face then you just photoshop it into the image. it is butchering the art of well placed photography and so in that regard the art of photography is dead.

the art of photography is expanding in other areas though. you can make images that were never before possible, and can use programs such as photoshop to blend merge and modify images. this might butcher and wipe out the art of standard photo to product photography, but im today's society more and more photo's are becoming a photo to computer modification to image. causing the images to get ever more detailed and complex.

so photography is not a "lost" art, but is instead a changing art.

Megapixels (MP )are used to measure the resolution of photos taken with digital cameras. Therefore, the higher number of megapixels of a camera corresponds with a higher quality photo resolution. Typically, a digital camera with 16MP or higher is considered to be a high resolution camera. For the higher-end and more professional digital SLR cameras, 20MP or higher is considered to be a very high resolution camera.

Closed Circuit Tele Vision

There are small tripods, especially those for compact cameras. www.dpreview.com/articles/.../five-of-the-best-tripods-for-under-450 gives you some options, and you may want to look for compatibility issues with you camera as well before buying.

Converging. Think of burning ants with a magnifying glass. A magnifying glass is thicker in the middle and it makes the sun's light converge on the ants.

Hi I used to work as a security guard for 13 months. If your asking about how to bypass home-security motino sensor.... then i had no idea about how to answer that. On the other hand, if you have a very powerful flashlight, it will trigger the sensor causing the system to go into alarm. If youn stand outside the window of the house and point the flashlight at the sensor inside the house, causing the system to go into alarm mode say 5-10 times in a row. The security guard will get pissed off and thinks the system is broken and he will disable that one sensor till someone comes home and disarms the system. This is not really bypassing the sensor.. more like social engineering. I'm glad the first contributor wasn't guarding my home. Here he is giving burglary lessons. Actually, the only foolproof way to fool a motion detector is, DO NOT MOVE. It depends on what type of sensor it is some of them use a tunnel-diode which will oscillate at a frequency defined by the size of the cavity it is in. there is a second tunnel-diode in the same cavity it looks for changes in the signal within the cavity. so if you point a powerful tunnel-diode oscillator at the sensor which is tuned to the same frequency then it will not trip... that is if you get the frequency correct the first time, if you go in between your transmitter and the receiver then it will trip. there is a second type of motion sensor which uses IR and those can be fooled the same way. i have never tried any of these methods and they are all hypothetical and they will most likely not work because you must MOVE the transmitter in front of the detector. so it is not easy, or sane. There are also ultrasonic motion detectors. If the sensor is an IR one, I heard if you are to heat the room up to over 100 degrees, it would not be able to differentiate a person from the background as everything will be the close to the same temperature. This comment is for informational use only, lol

One would purchase a camera detector mainly for reasons of security and privacy. A camera detector can be a useful tool in determining whether one is under the surveillance of an outside third party camera.

The advantages of having a Bullet surveillance camera are that you can easily mount them on celings or walls and they're very small, so it is unlikely for an intruder to spot them. As a bonus they are very inexpensive.

Research has shown that the Leica M6 camera is a rangefighter camera that was first manufactured in 1984. It is a 35mm camera with an interchangeable lens and has manual film advance and rewind. The manufacturing of this camera stopped in 1998.