subject: Wired Cameras Can Help You A Lot [print this page] Wired Cameras Can help you a lot Wired Cameras Can help you a lot
Wired cameras help you monitor important areas and act as a deterrent to crime. They can be used to alert you to intruders in your house, ensure that employees are doing their job or even make sure your children do not fall into the pool. Wired cameras used to be expensive and difficult to maintain, but technology has improved and prices have dropped.
There are advantages to owning a wired camera. They perform better in low light, they capture colors more accurately, and they are better at snapping action shots of moving subjects. But if you're just looking for a point-and-shoot to take pictures of your friends or your kids, we'd recommend you spend that same money elsewhere: Upgrade your smartphone to one with a better camera.
Today's best pocket-sized point-and-shoots probably do everything you need -- they have the same sensors as entry-level DSLRs, and they allow for extensive manual adjustments. If you want to take the next step, look at a Compact System Camera, or CSC. These have small bodies, big sensors and detachable lenses. Like bigger pro cameras, CSCs let you screw on different lenses depending on what you need for the picture you're taking -- a macro lens, a zoom lens, a low-light lens -- giving you a level of versatility and performance that approaches pro DSLR without the bulk.
Decide how much effort and money you want to sink into your hobby. If you want to take the best pictures in all conditions, even if it means carrying a bag full of gear, go for a DSLR. Be aware that DSLRs are pro machines -- they're costly ($1,000 and up) and require some knowledge to operate, so a book or some other instruction may be in order. If you want to take stellar photos but don't want all the bulk and hassle, consider a Compact System Camera with a detachable lens (around $800). These also have a learning curve, but they're easier for novices to figure out. If you'd rather keep things cheap and simple, there are plenty of great point-and-shoot cameras under $500. But first, think about whether or not you actually need one.
Intraoral cameras are quickly becoming the norm, replacing the once standardized wired security camera systems. Wireless cameras, however, are inherently more expensive than wired cameras of similar quality, and you may not wish to spend the money to replace an entire system when you already have a set of wired cameras.
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