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  1. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Ok. That brings me back to proposing breaking down the Starlight version. I'm not sworn to it, because I haven't taken the time to investigate.
  2. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    It does, and thank you for that. It's probably old news to the long timers but it's an awakening for someone like me on how the stats correlate to real applications and observations.
  3. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Ok. I'll check on them. Drove past a neigbor's WRX parked in the street yesterday and noticed a red light shining at me.
  4. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Regarding the installation in a post, it's not worth mentioning since it was never suggested. And installation in this specific instance is to be installed in a portion of an, hopefully, immovable object (within a house inset in a Cedar board). Onboard IR lighting is another thing I stated not...
  5. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Good low light quality is top of the list. I'd rather tear down a camera with good night vision qualities. So the quoted stat from above, "0.009Lux/F1.8 (Color), 0.001Lux/F1.8 (B/W)" how does that rank in quality? It's from the IPC-HUM8230 you posted.
  6. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    For certain. The rest will be different than this app. Maybe one other like this but it's not ideal. Not finding tighter/longer field of view like I'd want but it's common not to find what I'm looking for. " IlluminationL1: 0.07Lux/F2.4 (Color), 0.007Lux/F2.4 (B/W) L3: 0.009Lux/F1.8 (Color)...
  7. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Planning on covert installs of up to 12, but starting with 4-6. This is one problem location due to being highly visible on the front of the house.
  8. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    That's almost it, if it had a larger lens for farther reach/better identification at distance it would be the ticket. "1/2.8” 2Megapixel progressive scan STARVIS™ CMOS" That means it has the best night definition properties for a 2 mp doesn't it? Just needs a full size lens and it's there.
  9. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Yes, it helps. About an inch is good. That's similar in size to pegs. I see it's got a geared outer something I guess for the varifocal lens. That adds a wrinkle but not a deal killer. Perhaps it's just a matter of a mounting system that allows retention of the system or perhaps there's one that...
  10. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    okay, that was helpful
  11. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Yes, you can answer the question here. This is not the actual location but an example of PEG SIZE only so the camera lens looks like a normal peg. So a camera lens will mimic a peg of similar size. Make sense? :) This is not the actual feature. I'm not looking for alternative location...
  12. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    Here's an example of where I'm planning to place one. Which peg hole is the camera in? Answer: any one of them. So is there a good Starlight IP camera made for it or can one be taken apart to do this?
  13. slip kid

    Rural Elevated House on Stilts - Camera System Recs Needed

    Fully, I agree with that height mounting and IDing criteria. Mounting a camera where there's something a visitor is interested in looking at is good too. Put the camera covertly looking out from an attractive ornamental feature the eye is drawn to so you get a full-on view of the face. I built a...
  14. slip kid

    Covert outdoor camera. Disassembly required for this.

    In an outdoor but weather protected environment, the goal is a covert placement of the camera but having the quality of a currently available IP camera with starlight capabilities. I'm suggesting insetting them into portions of a frame structure house wherein the lens will be set to mock the...
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