Can Underground Parking Lot Surveillance See Inside the Car?

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StLyla
07/29/25 4:35pm
It may not necessarily capture the situation inside the car. This depends on the resolution of the surveillance equipment, the technical level of the monitoring system, as well as the distribution and shooting angle. Below are the relevant details: Underground garage camera positions: Cameras are generally placed at corners, entrances/exits, and locations with wide fields of view. Most underground parking garages have cameras. Camera types: Cameras without infrared night vision may not capture clear images. Infrared night vision cameras can produce relatively clear footage. Cameras with built-in white lights, under good lighting conditions, can capture color images. Starlight full-color cameras can record images similar to daytime conditions without the need for additional lighting, producing full-color footage almost indistinguishable from daytime.
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