This blog explains how night vision cameras work, starting with their role in capturing clear footage in low/no light (unlike standard cameras). It breaks down three core technologies: IR illumination (invisible LEDs for total darkness), low-light (starlight) imaging (amplifies ambient light for color footage), and thermal imaging (detects heat for use in fog/rain). It also covers common uses (home security, wildlife observation) and key buying factors, helping readers choose the right camera.
In today’s world, security is a top priority for many homeowners. As technology advances, security cameras have become essential tools for protecting our homes and families. Among these options is the innovative light bulb camera, which merges traditional lighting with modern surveillance capabilities. Understanding how light bulb cameras fit into the larger landscape of smart home security can help you make informed decisions about your home’s safety.
