Can someone tell me is a starlight camera better than an IR camera, and is a starlight camera color at nigh time without spotlights. Also can you have a starlight camera and an IR camera in the same area and have them work OK together probably about 30 feet apart pointing the same direction. Thank you for any help.
Starlight IP Camera Question
- Thread starter Woody70
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Starlight is simply a marketing term.
Starlight cameras can see infrared, but some can't. Need to look at specs.
All cameras need light - either visible or infrared, so don't fall for the marketing claims. If you don't have enough light then you need a camera that has infrared.
Yes more than one camera IR pointing in general direction is fine.
Chase sensor size not MP or marketing terms like starlight, full color, colorvu, etc.
Starlight cameras can see infrared, but some can't. Need to look at specs.
All cameras need light - either visible or infrared, so don't fall for the marketing claims. If you don't have enough light then you need a camera that has infrared.
Yes more than one camera IR pointing in general direction is fine.
Chase sensor size not MP or marketing terms like starlight, full color, colorvu, etc.
