Bullet cameras are popular for outdoor use due to their compact size and weatherproof design.

Motion detection is used to trigger recording or send alerts when movement is detected in the camera's field of view.

Wide-angle lenses have a shorter focal length, allowing them to capture a broader field of view.

Cloud storage allows users to access their camera footage from anywhere with an internet connection.

Auto-exposure adjusts the camera's exposure settings to ensure proper brightness in varying lighting conditions.

Night vision cameras use infrared technology to capture clear images in low-light or complete darkness.

Indoor cameras are specifically designed for indoor use and are optimized for monitoring specific areas within a home.

Two-way audio allows users to communicate with people in the camera's field of view through the camera's built-in microphone and speaker.

Panoramic cameras provide a wide field of view, making them suitable for monitoring large outdoor areas.

The built-in siren can be triggered by motion detection or manually activated to deter intruders or alert homeowners to potential threats.

Push notifications allow smart home cameras to send alerts or notifications directly to users' smartphones when certain events occur, such as motion detection or tampering.

Privacy mode allows users to temporarily disable the camera's recording function, ensuring privacy when desired.

Outdoor cameras are specifically designed to withstand harsh weather conditions such as rain, snow, and extreme temperatures.

The built-in floodlight can be triggered by motion detection or manually activated to illuminate outdoor areas, providing additional security and visibility.

Motion tracking allows smart home cameras to automatically follow and keep moving objects centered in the frame.