Security Camera Resolution - Megapixel vs Analog

Ever since its advent, the video resolution and quality of analog CCTV cameras has been limited. It gives blur images which are hardly helpful when investigating something. But things are changing rapidly now. Within the last few years, megapixel cameras have started appearing in the market as a popular choice for security systems. Though the price difference between the two is huge, we will try to explain why it is justified.
As the name ‘megapixel camera’ suggests, the most significant difference between megapixel and analog cameras is resolution. The 1.2MP camera gives you 3.5 times better resolution than the best analog camera (D1). Better resolution gives the images more detail and color clarity enabling you to capture important elements of a situation, such as a person's tattoo or a license plate.
The high resolution images captured using the Megapixel camera also provide the ability to enlarge or zoom portions of the image without pixelation and distortion (honestly, it will be there but not to the same degree as you would get with images taken with an Analog camera). This allows you to perform post-processing on images, to read further detail from a given scene. This is a significant improvement over the traditional analog cameras and will lead towards a more secure environment.
Moreover, most megapixel cameras are network cameras, giving you a variety of added benefits over analog cameras. IP cameras have many options like PoE (which allows you to run power and video over one Ethernet cable), wireless capabilities, and network storage (which means no need for a DVR!), not to mention you can view these cameras from anywhere in the world with just a few network settings. All of these features in at a slightly more cost than its analog counterpart keep the megapixel camera on top of the surveillance food chain.


Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India

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