Almost every security camera on the market has some form of night vision, but it is often in black-and-white and scarce on details. However, a recent trend among new cameras is the inclusion of color ...

Ring says its adding a color nighttime video option to its smart home security cameras. The feature was recently rolled out to all wired cameras in its range, and it will soon be available on ...

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Amazon’s Ring just added color night vision to all of the brand’s wired smart home security devices. Ring’s battery-operated security devices will get color night vision later but will be the first ...

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EZVIZ, a smart home security brand, has launched its most advanced and highly anticipated outdoor Wi-Fi camera, the C3X. Thanks to dual-lens camera setup, C3X produces color video in extremely dark ...

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Contrary to popular belief, most property crimes—including burglaries and package theft—happen during the day, not under cover of darkness. But night still brings unique challenges: fewer people ...

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