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VThis is a high quality SD card, that I purchased and have had no problems with. Paid the same price at my local Best Buy last week...
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VVirga reacted to The Automation Guy's post in the thread Picking a PC for a Blue Iris test run from owned stuff. with
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I think you are on the right track with your thoughts. As far as the network scheme goes, there are lots of ways to handle it. The... -
VThat's a better way to go starting out at least. You've already avoided the typical approach of buying a big box set of 2.8mm cams to...
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VRemember to test the locations both night and day time. If you plan to use the AI of the cameras for human or vehicle detection (IVS), I...
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VAlso along this same line to consider going into this is that these things tend to multiply, new/better cams come out, and where/what...
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VI have four 5442 cams. Two are fixed focal lengths of 2.8mm and 6mm turrets. A third cam is the varifocal turret 2.7-12mm and the fourth...
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VThe fixed is marginally better but these are relatively low-quality lenses/sensors and the image quality isn't at that same level...
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VYes same theory Here's the detailed specs from Dahua's site Varifocal...
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VYes and no relating these types of cameras to hobby or professional photography cameras. Loryta and Empiretech are the same, they are...
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VLike I said you have to forget what you know about real photography cameras lol. For most of us we don't see a difference between the...
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VNo need to decide on all of the cams at once. Get that varifocal and try it out in different places, day and night. Walk it and view the...
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VYep, rain, moon, snow, seasonal changes, etc. all affect night-time performance. That is why it takes some time to dial these things...
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VHere is an example of a 5442 in the Bullet version .... IPC-B5442-Z4e. Of note this camera is screwed to the back corner of the house...
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VIsn't everyone an expert on YouTube LOL...just remember many of those videos are by people being paid promotional dollars by a vendor...
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VI can't recommend enough this camera for overviews. That will scratch the itch to see everything all at once, and then some. Dahua has...
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VThat is correct - no router or routing is needed since you are manually assigning the IP addresses to the cameras. Yes, under your...
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VThat is correct. The 2nd NIC can be had for under $20, so most will just do that. The advantage is a little more physical separation...
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VVirga reacted to looney2ns's post in the thread Cameras suitable for install in two-gang low voltage box with Like.
4mp Pinhole Camera Dahua/EmpireTech with 2.8mm lens | IP Cam Talk
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VVirga reacted to jarrow's post in the thread Cameras suitable for install in two-gang low voltage box with Like.
What about a pinhole camera: IPC-HUM4231 Only downside is that it isn't POE, so you'd need to supply 12V from somewhere. Case itself is...
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VVirga reacted to CanCuba's post in the thread Cameras suitable for install in two-gang low voltage box with Like.
I'll measure the base of a bullet I have lying around. It would definitely fit inside a box but you'd be limited at how to much...