Choosing an Effective Object Sensor for Home Security: Tips and Recommendations

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For effective home security monitoring, an inexpensive motion-activated camera is recommended to track human movement and deter theft. These cameras can increase image resolution when motion is detected, optimizing storage use. Outdoor stores often sell motion-activated cameras used by hunters, which can serve the same purpose for home security. It's important to research options to avoid being overcharged. Investing in a reliable sensor will enhance security and provide peace of mind.
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Hello,
I used to watch a youtube's clip of tracking human motion long ago. I wonder if I do something similar, how "big" is the object sensor I should buy ? I'd like to monitor thefts if any in front of my house, I need details before purchasing any, as I'm afraid I'll be ripped off. Thank you.
Thanks Youtube, they offer me so many open chances for more neat ideas. Love this site too, all excelent people.
 
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Excellent3d said:
Hello,
I used to watch a youtube's clip of tracking human motion long ago. I wonder if I do something similar, how "big" is the object sensor I should buy ? I'd like to monitor thefts if any in front of my house, I need details before purchasing any, as I'm afraid I'll be ripped off. Thank you.
Thanks Youtube, they offer me so many open chances for more neat ideas. Love this site too, all excelent people.

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Just get an inexpensive camera and recorder. You can also get them where they detect motion, and increase the resolution of the stored images when there is motion (to save on storage size when nothing is going on).
 
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Welcome to the PF.

Just get an inexpensive camera and recorder. You can also get them where they detect motion, and increase the resolution of the stored images when there is motion (to save on storage size when nothing is going on).
Hunters use motion activated cameras to help scout locations - you can get these many outdoors-type stores that carry hunting/fishing supplies. They should do the trick.
 
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