Typically, motion sensor cameras only record when they detect movement to save memory space and battery life. Plus, limited recordings save you from wading through hours of footage to find an event.
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A motion-detector camera uses a motion sensor to pick up on movement. Typically, unless the camera uses continuous recording, recording will start only when the sensor detects motion. To learn more about motion sensors, check out our Motion Sensors Guide.
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A motion detector camera operates by activating in response to detected motion. Unlike traditional surveillance cameras that record continuously, these cameras rely on motion sensors to trigger recording only when activity is detected.
The ZR, equipped with a full-frame sensor, features R3D NE*1, a new video recording file format based on RED's R3D RAW video recording codec and developed exclusively for Nikon cameras.
What Motion Sensor Cameras Do. A motion sensor camera detects movement and then records a photo or video. Instead of running all the time, it waits until something enters its field of view. This makes them efficient and reliable.
