I saw this for $109 on amazon awhile back, but haven't seen any mention of it here, yet.
I asked on the amazon page ,"Does it support RTSP and ONVIF?" and a month later, Amcrest Support replied, "Yes."
So now this is interesting. "Featuring the latest Sony Starvis CMOS progressive scanning image sensor (1/2.8")" this is supposed to have better night vision than its predecessor.
I don't need the megapixels, so if I were to run this at 1920 x 1080 (e.g. 1/4 of the native 3840 x 2160), does it bin each 2 x 2 pixel set and give me 4x the sensitivity and/or 1/2 the noise? Or does it crop down and reduce my FOV?
I would be running this out of BI, so the AI and detection features, etc., also are not really of interest to me..
But I'd like to know if it's a worthy upgrade to the $50 - $55 IP5M-T1179EW cameras I've been buying for the last 2 years.

I asked on the amazon page ,"Does it support RTSP and ONVIF?" and a month later, Amcrest Support replied, "Yes."
So now this is interesting. "Featuring the latest Sony Starvis CMOS progressive scanning image sensor (1/2.8")" this is supposed to have better night vision than its predecessor.
I don't need the megapixels, so if I were to run this at 1920 x 1080 (e.g. 1/4 of the native 3840 x 2160), does it bin each 2 x 2 pixel set and give me 4x the sensitivity and/or 1/2 the noise? Or does it crop down and reduce my FOV?
I would be running this out of BI, so the AI and detection features, etc., also are not really of interest to me..
But I'd like to know if it's a worthy upgrade to the $50 - $55 IP5M-T1179EW cameras I've been buying for the last 2 years.
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