• The Starlight camera is 30x more sensitive to light than standard low-light cameras. Lux .0003. Res:570 lines
• Infrared illuminators allows cameras to see in complete darkness.

Here you can see the difference between a normal surveillance camera and a starlight camera at night.

The picture on the left is showing a four camera system with one of the cameras as a starlight camera. The picture on the right is from a starlight camera with no artificial lighting in immediate area.

These two pictures show what the the starlight cameras are capable of. Notice that the lights are out in both pictures.

The picture on the left is taken without moonlight.

On the right the picture taken with the illumination of the moon.

With color slow speed shutter cameras, if a subject pauses for a second, then the camera will be able to take an excellent picture in dark conditions, whereas the pictures from normal cameras would be black.

Here are two pictures demonstrating the abilities of the slow speed shutter color cameras. The detail and color is amazing! These are lit by moonlight.

Here you can see on the left a normal color camera, and on the right, a color slow speed shutter camera.

On the left a normal color camera, and on the right, a color slow speed shutter camera.

Here are images from a color slow speed shutter camera at night. Simply amazing! On the right you can see the lights from Shasta Dam.

These are images exhibiting really nice quality in a nighttime setting.

Notice in these two photos with a starlight camera you can see stars in the sky, and also excellent detail and color!