Question by bejabbers2003: why do “surveillance ” cameras produce such a grainy, unrecognizable image?
I mean i can Earthgoogle my house and recognize it and my car sitting outside in the drive way, wouldn’t you think that a so called security “surveillance” mounted a few feet away or above a suspect let’s say, in a store or bank robbery or something, be advanced enough to produce a “kodak” clear picture?…I’ve never seen one on television, at least, that would ever help me recognize anybody, Is the problem that i AM seeing it on television? i’m really confused about the effectiveness and seemingly lack of technology in these cameras…
Best answer:
Answer by WEIRDRELATIVES
It is because the lenses are bot as good as you would find at say a TV studio. Most of those are built rugged, for long use, not necessarily for crystal clear pictures. You can’t get a great picture with a bad lens, no matter how closer you are to it.
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