Hilook IPC-B680H-MZ 8MP 4K

Greystoke

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Oct 19, 2019
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Hi,

I'm looking at purchasing a IPC-B680H-MZ to put facing an entrance gate that would be about 20 meters away.
Camera would be mounted at a height about 12 feet.

There would be no light on the gate at night.
The camera would be connected to a Hikvision NVR 9600.

Would this camera be suitable.

Thank you.
 
An 8MP camera with a small 1/2.8" sensor will perform VERY poorly in reduced lighting. You would have to supplement the camera's IP lighting at night with additional IR, especially if trying to see a gate at 60 meters. That sensor belongs on a 2MP camera.

Consider a 4MP camera with a larger 1/1.1" or 1/1.8" sensor.
 
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An 8MP camera with a small 1/2.8" sensor will perform VERY poorly in reduced lighting. You would have to supplement the camera's IP lighting at night with additional IR, especially if trying to see a gate at 60 meters. That sensor belongs on a 2MP camera.

Consider a 4MP camera with a larger 1/1.1" or 1/1.8" sensor.
Thanks for your reply. The gate is at 20 meters. Would that be still to far?
 
Thanks for your reply. The gate is at 20 meters. Would that be still to far?
No, 20 should not be too far, as long as there's little rapid movement.

A cam with a small sensor slows its shutter down to let in more light when there's little available; that's when movement can blur the image.
A fast shutter can stop the blur but only if the sensor is large enough to produce a good image under the low light conditions.
 
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No, 20 should not be too far, as long as there's little rapid movement.

A cam with a small sensor slows its shutter down to let in more light when there's little available; that's when movement can blur the image.
A fast shutter can stop the blur but only if the sensor is large enough to produce a good image under the low light conditions.
Great. Thank you for that info.