Are these camera 600 720 or hd lines?
2093056
It's 720 HD Resolution; the crisp resolution beats any Swan or Lorex cams I've seen at stores. We are very happy with QSEE and will be getting the remaining 4 cams to complete our house system. Good Luck shopping!
2093057
The cameras that come with the unit are 720 lines. They can either record in 1280x720 (16:9) or 1280x1024 (4:3). If you need more cameras or want to replace some of the stock cameras with 1080p, Costco has a 2 pack of 1080p bullet cams for $349.
2093058
We purchased this system for a LAB where we needed great vision in a dark environment. The cameras actually have great resolution in both lighted and dark situations. They run at 720p HD - which for what we are doing is more than enough. They run over standard Cat5 or Cat6 Ethernet cable which makes the wiring easy. If you already have existing COAX there are Coax to Ethernet converters available. The only hurdle is getting power to the camera which is provided by the accompanying NVR; in which case you can use a POE injector at the far end. If you already have Cat5 or Cat6 - this system is simple to install. We purchased this system for a LAB where we needed great vision in a dark environment. The cameras actually have great resolution in both lighted and dark situations. They run at 720p HD - which for what we are doing is more than enough. They run over standard Cat5 or Cat6 Ethernet cable which makes the wiring easy. If you already have existing COAX there are Coax to Ethernet converters available. The only hurdle is getting power to the camera which is provided by the accompanying NVR; in which case you can use a POE injector at the far end. If you already have Cat5 or Cat6 - this... » Read More We purchased this system for a LAB where we needed great vision in a dark environment. The cameras actually have great resolution in both lighted and dark situations. They run at 720p HD - which for what we are doing is more than enough. They run over standard Cat5 or Cat6 Ethernet cable which makes the wiring easy. If you already have existing COAX there are Coax to Ethernet converters available. The only hurdle is getting power to the camera which is provided by the accompanying NVR; in which case you can use a POE injector at the far end. If you already have Cat5 or Cat6 - this system is simple to install. « Show Less
2093059
The cameras that come with the unit are 720P but the NVR is capable of 1080P. !080P cameras can be bought separately. The video provided by these 720P cameras is amazing. I was able to keep an eye on my home while I was away for an extended period of time.
264632
There are two major HD standards, 720 and 1080. Of those there are two varieties, progressive (p) and interlaced (i). The first number (1366 in the case of this model) is vertical pixels. The second number (768) is horizontal pixels, which means this TV doesn't have enough pixels to display the full quality of a 1080(p or i) signal because that standard requires 1080 vertical pixels.This TV converts 1080i signals to 720(p?) resolution but the native resolution is 720.Yes, there are LCD TVs that run at 1920x1080 but they are pretty new to the market and more expensive than this model. There are two major HD standards, 720 and 1080. Of those there are two varieties, progressive (p) and interlaced (i). The first number (1366 in the case of this model) is vertical pixels. The second number (768) is horizontal pixels, which means this TV doesn't have enough pixels to display the full quality of a 1080(p or i) signal because that standard requires 1080 vertical pixels.This TV converts 1080i signals to 720(p?) resolution but the native resolution is 720.Yes, there are LCD TVs that run at 1920x1080 but they are pretty new to the market and more expensive... » Read More There are two major HD standards, 720 and 1080. Of those there are two varieties, progressive (p) and interlaced (i). The first number (1366 in the case of this model) is vertical pixels. The second number (768) is horizontal pixels, which means this TV doesn't have enough pixels to display the full quality of a 1080(p or i) signal because that standard requires 1080 vertical pixels.This TV converts 1080i signals to 720(p?) resolution but the native resolution is 720.Yes, there are LCD TVs that run at 1920x1080 but they are pretty new to the market and more expensive than this model. « Show Less
2187206
Yes, apparently a "Standard HD" has 720 pixels. This one has 1080 pixels and is referred to as a "Full HD."
967267
The actual camera the we will ship you is the 720w which is a wireless, silver, outdoor bullet camera. It looks like some one has changed the picture to this product. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call us. 615-730-7663. We will contact amazon to get the picture changed
1936013
I think that the difference is the hard drive in the 720. If I compare the specifications from both players is that the only thing I have no experience with the 720 but own a 700 and is working fine
1739147
No. That one is the non-HD model. Indicators are the price and that box doesn't have [HD] on it. The 0.3pm (non-HD) compared to 2mp video quality is substantial. The 2mp/HD is much, much better and worth the extra if you plan on recording any video.
2242141
I takes very nice little mpg movies. I used the standard default setting. I don't think they are full HD (1900 x 1200).
1068736
look at the resolution of the cameras in the kit, these are 600TVL , youll typically see lower resolution ones in a kit starting at 480. The higher the TVL the more expensive and higher resolution
724673
2 Cameras. Please go to finevuusa dot com and see all the details and it is not PRO II HD or PRO.
933715
No, it is not a HD camera, but you would never know it by the video's it takes.I love this camera,and sosatisfied with it.It does everything I want in a home camera.
637617
I cannot speak to the 720 as I've never used one. I do however have a 920, for calls it and the 620 are about the same. The 920 has a much better screen and camera plus overall the build quality seems higher. Not sure you'll care but on the 620 the battery is removable/replaceable and it accepts microSD cards.
2279179
P. Heiden, These are UHD movies, so they are higher resolution than 1080p "HD". Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
1547309
No, at least not what Electronics Basket is selling. Item description states: "HD 1080p video recording at 60 fps". 60 fps is a standard rate for NTSC US models. In actuality, I received a camera that records at 50 fps in PAL format from Electronics Basket.
2010283
The one I bought last summer was 720p. But the resolution is great. I don't have a blue ray player though. And they are optimal with 1080 p I've been told.
148724
This cam has 5 mp in its pics. I don't know the quality of the video, but it sure isn't HD.
2096554
The original firmware that came with the camera (1.01) supported 60fps in 720p. Later firmware revisions removed that capability, but fixed an issue with the microphone level. Seems like you could have 60fps and low sound levels, or 30fps and better mic levels...not an ideal choice.
732858
It can use 1080p cameras. I have not personally tried over 720p due to cost and the higher resolution will chew through the disk space. Rather what I have done is place / point the cameras in such a way that they will get a close up of certain choke points. For example, one on the exterior pointing at my doorstep, one on the interior pointing at my entryway, exterior pointing at the driveway. The driveway camera will catch the street but at 720p it is not enough resolution to identify faces or license plates. Often lighting and placement are just as, or more important than resolution. There are some guides available online the explain how to choose the right camera. Search "Choosing the Right Security Camera"