Contributors
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Trends for 2014 and onwards
CCTV is predicted to reach its tipping point in 2014, according to IMS Research (now part of IHS). The new report entitled 'The World Market for ... -
How cameras and applications are getting smarter
Living with intelligent devices is a dream we have had for centuries. Michelangelo, Jules Verne and many other great thinkers had this vision, but their vision ... -
Sliding band integration curve
Automatic audio equalisers have a fundamental flaw in that computers can’t ‘hear’ sound. Anthony Grimani, however, has developed a new method of calibration that achieves better ... -
The problems with soundbars
If you've put together a sound system for a flat panel TV recently, you've probably been tempted to try out a soundbar. Don't, writes Anthony Grimani. ... -
Privacy laws – what you need to know
Under the Privacy Act, requirements dictate how you should handle your clients’ personal information. Michael Leahy advises Callum Fitzpatrick on how you can stay on the ... -
DVD Audio and SACD linger on
A dozen years ago there was a strong push to replace the compact disc. As Stephen Dawson explains, it hasn't worked out the way it was ... -
Tunnel security and addressing lighting challenges for optimum surveillance
Providing a clear, colour image to aid in recognition and identification of objects, even in low-light, has seen analogue cameras lose their last advantage over IP ... -
The role of the lens in optimising CCTV image quality
Image quality is vital in video surveillance, especially where the video is used to identify faces, recognise number plates or in automated image analysis applications. There ... -
The truth about 4K resolution
When you are used to the big numbers in digital still photography, digital video seems positively wimpy. These days, digital cameras with a resolution in the ... -
Don’t be LED astray
LEDs, despite their inherent benefits, can be incredibly frustrating. Lighting designer Sue Stokes explains.