Dahua Turret best buy
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Chokolinho
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these have varifocal lens, haven't they?
and what about models with fixed lens?
thank you
I prefer the Fixed lens model where I can. A little better low light specs
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EmpireTech IPC-T54IR-AS-S3 1/1.8" CMOS 4MP IR Fixed-focal Turret Netwo
1/1.8" CMOS image sensor Built-in IR LED, Max. illumination distance is 50 m Deep learning algorithm Supports max. 512 GB Micro SD card Built-in MIC IP67 protection Smart Motion Detection 3.0
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Arjun
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Darn it, I thought I could buy Dahua cameras at my local Best Buy now
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aadje93
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the 5442 is unfortunatly out of production. But currently i'm testing a HDW5459T-ZE-IL, altough i didnt have the oppurtunity to buy the well known 5442's i got this one for a realy nice price as i ordered a big bulk of 5442's when the end of production notice was sent and shop wanted to let me try 1 for a nice price, and if I liked them I can buy more off course.
Currently testing the HDW5459T-ZE-IL but for now looks pretty good! Alot better then 8mp/1.2" Hik Colorvu cameras from couple years ago installation and totally mislead by different shop here in Holland.
Currently testing the HDW5459T-ZE-IL but for now looks pretty good! Alot better then 8mp/1.2" Hik Colorvu cameras from couple years ago installation and totally mislead by different shop here in Holland.
Please post pictures of this camera you are testing at night with motion.
One can still purchase the EmpireTech 54IR series (which is the 5442 without the logo for the foreseeable future until the sensor is no longer available).
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This please
There seems to be a secret shadow ban of sorts on showing night video of this camera with human targets. We’d all be quite interested
Thanks
Clark Griswald
Getting comfortable
Can you please stop directing people to Andy's shop for "EmpireTech 54IR", until I save enough to buy a couple (more)?
And definitely do not inform people of Andy's Refurbished Cameras!
And definitely do not inform people of Andy's Refurbished Cameras!
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Arjun
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Please buy them all, so that we can finally move on to its successor
Thank you for your sacrifice, in advance
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powered by InsigniaDarn it, I thought I could buy Dahua cameras at my local Best Buy now
Speaking of which, I'd like to consider fixed lens as well. Is there a calculator that converts varifocal zoom number to the nearest fixed lens?I prefer the Fixed lens model where I can. A little better low light specs
EmpireTech IPC-T54IR-AS-S3 1/1.8" CMOS 4MP IR Fixed-focal Turret Netwo
1/1.8" CMOS image sensor Built-in IR LED, Max. illumination distance is 50 m Deep learning algorithm Supports max. 512 GB Micro SD card Built-in MIC IP67 protection Smart Motion Detection 3.0
Sadly, you will find there is no real comparison between the focal lengths of these cameras and "real" cameras.
Heck even taking the 5442 6mm fixed lens and setting up the 5442-ZE to the equivalent 6mm and you will find the field of view is different for both. The 5442-ZE had to be set to a 9mm equivalent to get the same field of view as the 5442 6mm fixed lens.
You can see a member here demonstrated this:
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Heck even taking the 5442 6mm fixed lens and setting up the 5442-ZE to the equivalent 6mm and you will find the field of view is different for both. The 5442-ZE had to be set to a 9mm equivalent to get the same field of view as the 5442 6mm fixed lens.
You can see a member here demonstrated this:
Comparison of a Fixed Lens and a Varifocal Lens Camera's FOV
I was testing out a new Dahua T5442T-ZE 2.7-12mm Varifocal camera (from @EMPIRETECANDY ) and was going to compare it's performance to the Dahua HDW5231R-ZE and the HDW5431R-ZE cameras, which are 2.7-13.5mm varifocals, along with the T5442TM-AS fixed lens at 6mm camera. The HDW5431R-ZE has been...
Arjun
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