- Nov 29, 2017
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Good afternoon,
I have been reading on this forum for a while now, and at home, I have the Dahua 5442 varifocal cameras around my house, which I am pleased with. I have my retail store, but the connected coax cameras must be replaced. I want to start with high resoltuion cameras aimed at the entrance doors, so that I have a good identification shot of the visitors.
Now I'm doubting between the Dahua 5442 4mp varifocal or the 5842 8mp varifocal turret camera.
During opening hours, poor lighting conditions are not a problem, so I'm considering the 8mp camera (More pixels in an environment with a lot of light can theoretically do no harm). The cameras are located inside the store
Backlight from outside can be a problem, but in situations like this, does that matter when choosing between these two cameras?
According to the DORI standard, the 5442 camera with this resolution is sufficient for identification.
I am curious about your feedback & tips.
Sorry for any spelling errors
I have been reading on this forum for a while now, and at home, I have the Dahua 5442 varifocal cameras around my house, which I am pleased with. I have my retail store, but the connected coax cameras must be replaced. I want to start with high resoltuion cameras aimed at the entrance doors, so that I have a good identification shot of the visitors.
Now I'm doubting between the Dahua 5442 4mp varifocal or the 5842 8mp varifocal turret camera.
During opening hours, poor lighting conditions are not a problem, so I'm considering the 8mp camera (More pixels in an environment with a lot of light can theoretically do no harm). The cameras are located inside the store
Backlight from outside can be a problem, but in situations like this, does that matter when choosing between these two cameras?
According to the DORI standard, the 5442 camera with this resolution is sufficient for identification.
I am curious about your feedback & tips.
Sorry for any spelling errors