The trip wires are in the wrong direction. If you look at the arrows on them, they're looking for side to side movement and vertical movement, when what you have is horzontal back to back movement. What you need is trip wires extending out from the gate to trigger from back to front movement.
Have you seen energy prices in the UK?
Including VAT it's:
Approx $27 a month just to receive energy
$0.71 a KwH for Electricty
$0.34 per Unit for Gas (not the type you put in cars but cook and heat with)
Average wage in the UK is $37,000 although many earn a lot less than that. eg...
Yep I'm going to try that. I think my pc is in normal or performance mode and it consumes around 55-60w in idle with the BI console open despite no graphics card. I think a power profile tinker is in order.
I have to agree. I loved the idea of a low light 8mp camera but it's been a big disappointment so far. Right from the go they seem under powered on the processing side with many features struggling. There's reliability issues as they don't like power cuts and can become uncontactable. There's a...
If it's only 2mp then that explains a lot. However, I don't hold out much hope for face retreival beyond the ideal distance because once you start to zoom you're going to lose the pixel count quickly. 2mp are fine for optical zoom cameras such as PTZ's as the world zooms in not the recorded...
Sorry to hear about your father. I agree, it looks like a short barrelled AR to me. You can see the upper receiver quite clearly if you look carefully. Police definately need to be lookign for these guys. Any gun is dangerous but 5.42 is considerably more dangerous than any pistol round and more...
That does look cosndierably better than Dahua's own video. Only thing that stands out is that in the office the 25mm lens looks unsharp. Hard to tell from the outside pics without a reference point.
Yes that's the convenience of all in one. I'm all for it. I'm just not convinced that using 1/2.8 sensors is going to cut it. As above, great idea, maybe a rethink needed of how it's achieved before we have a camera that really appeals on picture quality. In the mean time, if it works for you...
No. You probably need to compromise the exposure. In the day, Backlight Compensation can help if you draw the compensation area carefully. You probably need to play around with drawing different sized areas and drawing in differing places until you find one that works. Other alternatives are HDR...
Just a joke that bond. Worst thign is, if he knows it was your camera, he's now free to come after you or your equipment.
You house always looks to be in a good area, nice big houses, but I guess there's a bad element nearby.
Quick Question, can you have speaker activate but not the red / blue lights?
I had one of the early tiocs and whist it certainly had a place, as a primary cam I wasn't too keen because I felt the red & blue lights took away from the picture and from identification. Personally, I'm a great fan...
The question is Steve what are they really like at night with illumination off, in full colour mode and with 4ms shutter and gain below 50.
I thought these were amazing when I 1st saw them and started typing the thread but then noticed the obvious smudging when the guy on the ground in the camo...
Found this on the Dahua website.
News about a new Tech "Wiz Colour". Dahua are claiming full colour at night "as bright as daylight".
The accompanying videos on the page appear to confirm this is they're real video captures and not some kind of special effect...
I was recently unable to contact a 4kt camera after a power outage. It came back on it's own 3 days after the original power was removed. Prior to that it didn't exist. No utility could find it on the network despite network commonality with all but 1 metre of cable . This is the 2nd time I've...
Yeah they're great. Only trouble is the local authority will find out they can save a ton on their bills by turning the brightness down as they're dimmable. At night, our roads look darker now then when we had Sodium. Only advantage is the colour rendition. BTW, looks like gain / shutter...
Yeah it's a great idea & a bigger more sensitive chip is the way to go for nightime colour, but it needs more stability, less power / connection issues (mine has come back on it's own tdoay after 3 days!!), a better CPU & / or more memory, a better lens with smaller aperture to increase DOF. I...
I don't have an issues with settings, but recenty they haven't liked having the power removed. They've had it removed many times though over their lifespan, not always without issue. It seems to be some kind of weakness I've never heard of in another camera in here. No other reason why they'd...
TBH I'd consider forgetting the built in lights and mounting a low wattage LED light on the house wall instead on a dusk to dawn sensor. A bulb of maybe 6-8w will give you all the light you need for a decent picture but you can boost that with a motion sensor activated flood light if you...
I don't sorry. Others are more expert than me and I don't have an NVR either. I use BI. This means I can't guarantee this is the issue. It depends on whether or not the cameras need to be on the same network or not. ATM one camera is on a 192.168....address and the other on a 10.1.1...address...
It's on a different network range to your other camera. Maybe that's the issue. If there's an ability to change the IP address from the NVR, change it to one within the same range. Give it a 10.1.1.X address to match your other camera all but for the last digit.
I'm sure they could easily put fixed lenses on. There's no need to put expensive zoom lenses on as per the individual 5442 lineup. 3 fixed lens at the focal lengths you mentioned would suffice. I'm sure there would be takers if the PQ quality was there. The cameras is great in concept, just...
TBH I still think it's a waste of time. 10 yrs ago we'd have been all over this. But now, we know that NV can be good and the newer sensors have opened up a world of better Picture Quality.
Great Idea, but poorly implemented. As I mentioned, get the 3x 5442 S2 or s3 4mp chips in there, sort...