Are most of these camera's able to hook-up to a window's 10 computer?? I don't have or want a smart phone.
With the IR turned off can I still see at night?
Should i get an indoor or outdoor camera to sit on my window sill and face outside?? Thanks
Unless you can find one that operates at 940nm, that is not really visible to humans.IR LEDs are visible
Unless you can find one that operates at 940nm, that is not really visible to humans.
940nm is supposed to be non visible to humans, Google said...The IR light itself is not visible, but the LEDs that emit the light are. It's weird...
940nm is supposed to be non visible to humans, Google said...
Think of it as Medusa (the invisible, visible in the mirror)Yes. The actual light emitted from the LEDs is, but the LEDs themselves that generate said light have a visible red glow to them. Iow, there is a faint red glow to the light emitting LEDS that is visible, but otherwise the room still looks completely dark to the eye. But through the camera view that completely dark room flooded with light...
@tyler.durden I can't find any camera's that hook up to windows 10... I don't have chrome or fire stick on my computer. I don't get all this app shit and new technology... I just want something simple to hook up to my labtop that can't get apps.