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Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology ensures you see forensic details clearly, without worrying about changing light conditions. WDR regulates over or underexposure by applying multiple exposure levels, contrast enhancement, and other algorithms that clean up images and increase image signal. This allows cameras to be placed exactly where they are needed, regardless of backlighting conditions.

OptimizedIR is the use of “optimized” infra-red LEDs in security cameras to view footage in complete darkness. Wether the IR beam becomes wider or narrower as the camera zooms in and out, or the intensity of the integrated LEDs are adjusted individually, you will never be left with useless footage. This technology is also useful for avoiding reflections when a camera is installed in a corner or close to a wall.

Previously established for TVs, 4K Ultra HD is now being implemented by the consumer market in video surveillance. This means outstanding image quality and details when it comes to your home security footage. 4K Ultra HD resolution is up to four times higher than standard HDTV 1080p resolution. A higher resolution means high-quality video viewing anywhere from your phone, computer, or even TV.