Video Baby Monitor Photography Shack Guide
Video Baby Monitor With Many Optional Features
By G L Harris
What do you want out of your video baby monitor? You
can pay over $300 for top-of-the-line, recording quality
equipment or you can pay just under $100 for jerky webcam
quality video.
Let’s face it, when it comes to catching those special
moments, nothing beats being there, firsthand, with
an actual video camera. Yet, even the most dedicated
parents can’t possibly be in the room with their babies
every second. The main function of baby monitors video
is to let you keep tabs on your little bundle of joy,
without barging into the room every few minutes.
The Philips DECT baby monitor is frequently listed
as one of the "Top 10 Best Baby Monitors."
Using the latest state-of-the-art security technology,
you can rest assured that your baby monitor system works
free of interference. Not only can you hear crystal-clear
clarity, but you can also talk back through the monitor
to soothe your baby.
Pay More Features You May Need
Added special features make it easy for you to monitor
the baby’s room temperature and remotely activate lullabies
or a light show to help your baby sleep easier. The
lightweight receiver comes with neck and belt clips
for easy mobility. On the downside, this is also one
of the more expensive monitors, retailing at $200.
The Summer Infant video baby monitor ($105) comes with
a 7-inch corded video infant monitor, a hand-held audio
unit that runs off 3 AAA batteries, a belt clip and
a video camera for tabletop or wall mount. You’ll get
color and night vision when you want to see what’s going
on, but you’ll also have the option of running the monitor
in audio-only mode as well.
Multi Room Units Can Monitor More Than One Child
The sound quality is clear, with a wide volume range
so you can hear everything. Cordless phones and microwaves
do not interfere with this model and even visits to
the basement or attic will receive good reception. There
are also multi-room units for monitoring more than one
child, which many parents like.
A third model to consider is the Digital Deluxe iMonitor
Graco baby monitor ($89.99). This day and night, handheld
video baby monitor lets you peek at your baby at any
hour. By pushing a button, you can take a look on your
1.8-inch screen, no matter where you are in the
house.
Option For Rechargeable Batteries
Once you’re satisfied with the situation, you simply
push the button again to turn the unit off. The 350-foot
range even works outside in the yard and the 900 MHz
technology ensures optimal sound clarity. You can use
rechargeable batteries (for up to 10 hours) or plug
it in, whichever you prefer.
You can export pictures to your TV or plug-in headphones.
The screen has power saver features, like automatic
screen time-out and a convenient "power on"
indicator to let you know when your unit is monitoring.
About the Author:
G L Harris has written a number of articles on digital
photography and home security including Aerial
Satellite Photos,
Cameras for Kids,
Tiny Cameras,
Remote Surveillance Cameras,
Cell Phone Surveillance,
CCTV Security System, Small
Cameras, Motorola
Mobile Phone, Baby
Alarm, Hidden
Video Cameras, Motion
Detectors, Outdoor
Security Cameras.
Lookout for more articles on this website.
More Baby Monitors Facts....
Baby monitors have changed greatly over the years.
They first started out as audio devices where you would
put the transmitter in the baby’s room and you would
carry around the receiver. But thanks to technology
the baby monitor has changed.
You can still get those audio models but you can now
get audio/visual models that allow you to keep an eye
on your baby when you cannot be in the room. It is a
great peace of mind for new parents.
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