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Common Security Mistake: Poor Camera Placement 📷
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Security Tip of the Week: Camera Positioning for Maximum Coverage 🎥
🔒 Ensuring your security cameras are placed in the optimal locations is key to getting the best coverage for your property. Here are some tips to maximize your CCTV system's effectiveness:
Entrances and Exits: Place cameras at all entry and exit points to capture everyone coming and going.
High Traffic Areas: Monitor high-traffic areas inside your home or business, such as hallways and common rooms.
Perimeter Coverage: Install cameras around the perimeter of your property to cover blind spots and potential entry points.
Elevated Positions: Position cameras high enough to avoid tampering and vandalism while providing a broad view.
Lighting Considerations: Ensure cameras are placed where they have sufficient lighting to capture clear footage day and night.
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Pigeon’s-eye View Positioning the camera near ground level requires no special equipment. Yet this easy-to-do camera placement often creates a memorable shot. The pigeon’s-eye view here is from “Caterpillar,” a short drama by UK smartphone filmmaker Rob Leach. The film will soon be featured as a Mobile Movie of the Week. #shotoniPhone #cameraplacement #cinematography #wormseyeview https://www.instagram.com/p/CDmmAmpJIbG/?igshid=squp4fh3t46l
Tip #225: USE CAMERA PLACEMENT TO MAGNIFY THE VALUE OF A LOCATION. Finding a good location is a big deal. Also important is finding a good vantage point within the location. The example here is from “London Falls Silent – Tower Bridge” shot by Cassius Rayner (@gofilmit). Placing the camera IN the usually busy road magnifies the reality of the impact of Covid-19 on life in London. “London Falls Silent – Tower Bridge” is the current Mobile Movie of the Week. You can see it at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). #mobilemoviemaking #cinematography #cameraplacement #covid-19 https://www.instagram.com/p/B-sUrsyJPTa/?igshid=1wsiprjq9k16q
Security cameras are only effective if placed correctly. If not, you’re just videoing scenery. Here are tips to maximize your security camera system’s potential.
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