What does ColorNext do?

It captures full-colour video around the clock, so at night you see actual colours &mdash; clothing, vehicles, skin tones &mdash; rather than a black-and-white infrared image.

How does ColorNext work at night?

It combines a high-sensitivity image sensor, warm-light LEDs and Jovision&rsquo;s VQC image processing to keep the picture bright and in colour even in very low light.

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Jovision ColorNext

Full-colour night vision, 24/7

ColorNext

ColorNext is Jovision's full-colour night-vision series. Using large-aperture lenses, high-sensitivity sensors and built-in warm LEDs, ColorNext cameras capture vivid, true-colour footage around the clock — even in near-darkness where ordinary cameras fall back to black-and-white infrared. ColorNext Pro pushes low-light performance even further for the most demanding scenes.

Vivid true-colour footage even in near-darkness
Warm-LED and high-sensitivity sensor design
ColorNext Pro for the toughest low-light scenes
Keeps clothing and vehicle colours identifiable at night

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What is Jovision ColorNext?

Jovision ColorNext is a full-colour night-vision technology: a series of cameras built on Jovision’s VQC image engine and warm-light LEDs that capture footage in full colour 24/7 — including at night — instead of switching to black-and-white infrared.

Traditional cameras drop to grey infrared after dark, so you lose colour detail like clothing and vehicle colours. ColorNext keeps the picture bright and in full colour, making people and vehicles far easier to identify at night. ColorNext Pro is tuned for the toughest low-light scenes.

See ColorNext night vision for yourself

Watch real footage filmed at night with ColorNext Pro 2.0 — full, natural colour where an ordinary camera would show only black-and-white infrared.

ColorNext FAQs

It captures full-colour video around the clock, so at night you see actual colours — clothing, vehicles, skin tones — rather than a black-and-white infrared image.

It combines a high-sensitivity image sensor, warm-light LEDs and Jovision’s VQC image processing to keep the picture bright and in colour even in very low light.

For identifying detail such as clothing or vehicle colour, yes — infrared is black-and-white, while ColorNext keeps colour. Infrared can still see in total darkness where there is no light at all.

Jovision’s full-colour camera series across bullets, turrets, domes and PTZ models; ColorNext Pro variants handle the most challenging low-light scenes.