What is 540tvl?

What is 540tvl?

For scenes with typical lighting such as daylight or lit indoor applications, the camera provides a 540 TVL super, high resolution image. When light levels drop, the camera automatically removes its’ IR cut filter and switches from color to B/W to capture images in very low light.

What does 700TVL camera mean?

960H is the new analog technology allow cameras and DVRs to capture up to 700TVL, the highest TVL available to date. 960H represents the number of horizontal pixels in the CCD image sensor. The greater the resolution, the higher the definition of the video image.

What is 540TVL?

Which is better 600 TVL or 700 TVL?

The 600 TVL analog camera is able to produce more detail in both our subjects face and test chart than the 700 TVL camera, looking sharper overall. Performance relative to the 960H camera is close, though line 5 of the test chart is partly legible in the 960H model, while some characters in line 4 in the 600 TVL cameras are difficult to discern.

Are there 600, 600, or 720 TVL cameras?

A: Kinda. 600, 700, and 720 TVL cameras are the new kids on the block, so a system that comes with 480 or 540 TV cameras with a D1 DVR might be just old inventory.

Which is better 600 TVL or 960H analog camera?

In low light with IR on, the 960H camera again provides better details with more visibility of both the test subject and chart. We compared a 600 TVL analog camera (the Q-See QM6006B) to the 700 TVL and 960H analog cameras, seen in the comparison below.

What does 700tvl mean on a HD monitor?

TVL refers the horizontal pixels on your monitor. HD resolutions measure the vertical pixels. This chart is used to test the resolution of TVL cameras. Most 700TVL cameras can only decipher up to 525 TV Lines.