Hiding LPR

harleyl7

harleyl7

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So looking for some ideas here.. I'm leaning towards one of those hollowed out fake boulder with some wood below it..

This is the front of my house..

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!86153f576a43a3dc4fcd0825049dca56l-m4013345785xd-w1020_h770_q80.jpg

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mlapaglia said:
Stick them on your mailbox and plant a big bush around it.
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Not a bad idea at all and would have some pretty great angles lol. I only have the stick up mail box.. but I have been wanting to change that..

Just really don't feel like running a cable that far right now. I'm definitely gonna explore the option though because I guess I could get a cheaper camera too. Been looking at the IPC-HFW5241E-Z12E



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Mailbox

Mailbox Hide Cam Swap, Lucky Fitment

The box had a 6mm bullet facing the house with a 6mm looking South and a 2.8 looking North. I decided I wanted to change the cam facing West (to the house) for two reasons: I want a wider FoV to monitor the full width of the lot and ALSO I want to have an audio source (mic) at the mailbox. I...
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Utility hide

Mailbox Camera

A few months ago I was taking out the trash and while walking down the driveway I noticed a car stopping at our mailbox, opening it and driving away. It was dark so I know it was not the rural mail carrier. We live in a rural area and have had occasions of missing mail in the past. We don't have...
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Landscape light hide

In ground camera placement ideas

Looking for some camera options to install pointing left and right in the spot marked below. We originally wanted to install a fence and mount the cameras on the fence but decided not to build the fence so I have two CAT6 burial runs under the rocks. Would love to see some ideas of what people...
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And of course this great thread

LPR Case Study: Scoping, Planning, Proof of Concept, Installation, & Results

Introduction This thread is about my journey into LPR (License Plate Recognition) after having about 18 months of experience with IP cams and having quite a bit of my system finished. I am not an expert on LPR, or IP cameras either. But I have spent a lot of time working with my system and...
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wittaj said:
And of course this great thread

LPR Case Study: Scoping, Planning, Proof of Concept, Installation, & Results

Introduction This thread is about my journey into LPR (License Plate Recognition) after having about 18 months of experience with IP cams and having quite a bit of my system finished. I am not an expert on LPR, or IP cameras either. But I have spent a lot of time working with my system and...
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This one is my favorite. I think I need to at least run a cable from my switch on the left side, grab a camera from Andy, and start testing angles. Then plan out a enclosure or it might even work out mounted to my house. I really wish that tree was a normal tree and not a weeping willow
 
Here's some images from landscaped area in front of my house. I could mount high on the porch if needed.20210915_201301.jpg20210915_201342.jpg

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Here's the angle from one of my cameras, that I just realized wouldn't be a bad spot for a zoomed in LPR.. the cable is already run and I could move this cam close to eye level at my door area. 1631754329119.jpg

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I think it's too acute to get reliable readable shots.
 
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