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IP VIDEO
Choose the view, detail and connections that fit your site. Compare IP cameras by lens, lighting, recording and installation needs.
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THE BUYING GUIDE
Network cameras send video over an IP network to a recorder, supported software or another configured destination. Choosing a camera is about the scene you need to see: a wide overview, a doorway or a more distant point of interest. Resolution matters, but so do lens choice, mounting position and the light available when the scene is busiest. Plan recording and network connections alongside the camera.
List the target areas, approximate viewing distances, daytime and night lighting, cable routes and retention needs. This makes it easier to compare cameras on useful evidence rather than headline megapixels.
Explore related guidesStart with the details that affect your installation.
Match the lens and mounting position to the area and target distance. A wide view covers more space; it does not automatically provide the detail needed at every point.
Compare low-light performance, IR or white-light options and backlight handling. Check the scene at the time of day that matters most.
Confirm PoE or separate power requirements, stream settings and recorder support. Check whether local storage is supported and which card capacity is allowed.
Match the enclosure, temperature range and mounting accessory to the site. Check the exact dimensions, connectors and cable route.
KEEP EXPLORING
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Match lens coverage to the identification distance you need.
Read the guideTune WDR for doorways, windows and loading bays.
Read the guideStop reflections and focus shift when the scene goes dark.
Read the guideImprove night image quality without turning night into day.
Read the guideEnable ONVIF with the right user and profile for third-party systems.
Read the guideHarden cameras before they reach the internet.
Read the guideBEFORE YOU ORDER
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Not by itself. Lens, target distance, lighting, exposure and compression affect useful detail. Compare sample requirements for the actual scene.
Check the recorder compatibility information, supported protocols and firmware. Recording, audio and analytics can have different requirements.
No inclusion should be assumed. Check the exact listing for card support, capacity and supplied accessories.
Choose from the required view and installation flexibility. Confirm the lens range and field-of-view specifications for the exact model.
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