Why is the quality of CCTV cameras still so low?

Why is the quality of CCTV cameras still so low?




 Why is the quality of CCTV cameras still so low?


  While viewing a CCTV film of an insane accident on YouTube or some other CCTV film, it's not hard to notice the apparently low quality of the video. However, for what reason do this occurs? For what reason do CCTV cameras actually have so inferior quality? 

  Keep reading to know...

  Despite all of the advancements in technology of video, surveillance or security footage nearly always seems like its 2 decades out of date, blurry, grainy and monochromatic.

  Smartphone cameras have many advancements like vivid colours and minute a size, but security cameras don't necessarily need to be capable of recording colour or to be small. Instead, they are more adapt at shooting in low-light conditions, high-contrast situations or such as a person wearing dark clothes at night. 

  Normal cameras can't conduct a good picture in such conditions, but security cameras have (IR) infrared technology that can illuminate a dark area and still generate a good picture. Also, zooming a picture in your phone results in pixelation because it is digital zoom whereas CCTV cameras have optical zoom feature where the cameras physically moves. 

  So, conclusively, the CCTV footages are grainy and low quality because they are made different and their purpose is also different. 
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