The term "Double Antenna Camera" primarily refers to a type of Wi-Fi security or CCTV camera that is equipped with two external antennas.

​The "shot discussion" context, therefore, relates to the camera's features and performance as a surveillance device:

1,​Enhanced Wi-Fi Signal: The main benefit of the double antenna design is typically improved Wi-Fi connectivity and range. This allows for a more stable and reliable connection for real-time remote viewing and recording, especially in areas with weaker signals.

2,​Key Features for Security Shots: These cameras generally offer features important for surveillance "shots," such as:

​HD or Full HD Resolution (e.g., 1080p): For clear, detailed images and video footage.

​Night Vision: To capture clear footage in low-light or complete darkness.

​Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ): Many models are "smart net cameras" that allow the user to remotely control the camera's angle for a wider area of coverage (a 360-degree rotation is often advertised).

​Motion Detection and Alerts: To capture specific "shots" or segments of video when movement is detected, often sending an alert to a connected mobile device.

​Two-Way Audio: Built-in microphone and speaker for communication (intercom) or listening to the monitored area.