are the 600TVL cameras color or b&w
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Color during day and b&w; at night, but I would not recommend them. The quality of the product is apparently not reliable as I'm currently without a camera because it got water in it and without a DVR because it didn't last 6 months.
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color at daylight b&w; at night.I wouldn't purchase, my dvr never worked properly and after two months I had trouble with night vision on a camera. support personal are hard to understand and was of no help in my case. my mistake was I did not install right away after purchase and warranty expired, so I purchased a q-see kit from Costco, worked fine. One expensive lesson.
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I do have a swann 4 chanels system and works perfect the cameras are in color and clear.
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They are great color during daylight and very bright lights at night.BUT regular night vision is B&W.; The cameras are infra-red at night
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I have not seen anything in the camera menus that prpmote a black and white setting.
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I haven't found a setting on the camera for black and white. I can use a photo editor like Microsoft Picture Manager to change the color and set the color saturation to zero and have a black and white photo.
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I second the TL500. I've owned the S90, LX3, and LX5. The LX3 & LX5 have color & WB issues (they don't even have a florescent WB setting). The S90 was great except for the previously mentioned blown highlights & 28mm. All these cameras look great on their own, but if you can compare them to a good DSLR and you'll see all their strengths and weaknesses. Good luck.
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The scan settings range from 200 to 1200 DPI in color of B&W; scan mode. I normally use between 200 and 400 DPI and find the quality to be OK. 1200 DPI would be under 0.001" resolution.
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Hi Bob, We do have another 700TVL dome camera identical in shape and size to this one, but they're priced a little higher at $74.99. The only difference in the cameras, other than the color, is that the white dome camera has a feature called wide dynamic range (WDR). Wide dynamic range is really just a fancy way of saying anti-glare. It's generally a feature people look for when they have cameras looking through windows, in areas with lots of reflective surfaces, or direct sunlight. The camera will still perform the same as the dome camera you have now, just with the added feature. It's not a camera that we've placed in our Amazon catalog just yet, so if you decide that you'd like to order one, we can go ahead and add it same day so you're able to make your purchase. Of course, if you have any additional questions, just let us know. --- AdvancedCCTV
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I saw the LN32A650 and LN32A550 side by side. The white of the 650 was whiter and the black, blacker than the 550. I bought the 650 and am very happy with quality of the picture.
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I got the b650 for 999 (in store only) at fry's, so it was much cheaper then the the b630 (don't go on sale as much). Actually I got it at 1199 and they dropped the price, so I got the discount a week later. I like the shiny screen, so yes, the color on the 650 is better if you have no reflection. If you have lots of windows then maybe the 630, but I don't think it is a big deal. The 630 looks amost like the cheaper sony v5100, so you might as well just get that. I spent a lot of time at the store looking at these. Your eyes will be your judgement and my eyes liked the 650 more. Spec different: 650 is 100,000 vs 630 80,000 dynamic contrast ratio.
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Black & White, Greyscale or Color? B&W from what I remember about that maybe a little less. Color at 400dpi somewhat longer. It's a good scanner but not the fastest on the market - especially now - but it doesn't cost an arm and a leg either. I used to scan manuals with it and structured workflow so I was doing something else as it was scanning - worked pretty well that way.
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I didn't own the camera for long. The camera malfunctioned before I could install it. They have little to no help avaliable. The colors seemed to be a little darker,but not washed out. I hope this information is helpful .
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The b&w; is # 61, and the color is also #61. I have found that sophia int. remanufactured works great at quite a savings. You can order it right here amazon .com. Hope this helps.-Joe
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Yes, the Canon SD1200IS has black and white as well as sepia shooting modes.
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Still the same thing - as I understand it, the /B stands for 'black', the color of the camera. Kind of redundant at this point since it does not come in any color other than black that I know of, but perhaps they intend to make it in other colors later.
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Yes it is color. And the clarity is not bad at all. Clear enough to pick out small animals; cats, raccoons, opossum, etc. Night vision is not good. Had these cameras for a few years and they are not too bad, worth the low cost. But, I am finally upgrading to a current system with HD/LED cameras.
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I was wondering the exact same thing! I can't even confirm a purchase because of the color, I think they used to be blue and the new versions are black and grey on the site. But is Beach Camera (which is says they're shipping from) carrying an older model or this new color? :/
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pictures and video are in full color unless in night mode and then only black and white.
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The "B" refers to the body color. B=black. At least that's what I have been told. I used the camera about a month and returned it. Great video, but was unimpressed with picture quality. We've had the 100 and 200 model versions and we're disappointed with this model.