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For those of you looking to install an excellent security system at your home or office, look no further than at the Foscam NVR kits.

We have all seen movies where the cops view surveillance footage. They have reams of video that they use to trace events and sometimes zoom in on certain parts of the video being viewed. The funny thing is that in reality, if they had to zoom in, the image would actually get worse and the image would pixelate further.

Foscam is proud to present the first of its type within its new 4.0 megapixel camera - the FI9901EP. This outdoor camera is able to deliver sharper video and shows images in finer detail than ever before.

With the holidays fast approaching, now is the time to think and prepare for what security alternatives there are aside from the normal alarm systems and burglar bars.

CCTV, wireless IP, wifi cameras, CCTV IP cameras.... it's all very confusing! Please read some of our most frequently asked questions on IP cameras.

IP cameras are very popular in video data capture and processing. IP stands for Internet Protocol, but these electronic devices are more popular as network cameras, webcams, or CCTV cameras. They are used in homes, offices, vehicles, and public places. IP cameras come in basic units, right up to complex multi-channel security systems with advanced built-in software. In order to understand how IP cameras work, consumers should consider the applications for the devices, as well as video data capture and resolution.

Security cameras are essential in the battle against theft on our farms. Crime stats for farms in South Africa have soared in recent years. In an attempt to curtail the theft and crime, farmers are turning to new technology to protect themselves and their product. Wireless IP cameras are now being used for farm security as a modern day alternative to CCTV.