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Here is a daylight picture from my 4/3" PTZ. Mine is zoomed in a little for better coverage of the intersection. It is also good for daytime license plate reading.

I recently installed 6+ of these cameras and found the IPC-T54IR-ZE-S3 4mp Varifocal Turret to be excellent. As others have mentioned before, the 'S3' is also surprisingly capable as a license plate reader camera. The Bullet style camera is also an impressive performer and all of these are...

LPR Security Camera ANPR Surveillance PoE Outdoor, License Plate Recognition, Sony Sensor & Onvif, Starlight Long-Distance Night Vision, IP Bullet Ultimate-I Series It looks interesting but I have seen no reviews

What your most reliable go to website database (not just free), that includes: The lien holders name and address. Date of purchase. Some I use they outdated, still lists a plate for a previous vehicle that plate was previously issued before a transfer, or retired & reissued. Some sites don't...

Thank You, that matches the video of the car and that helps. Too bad we can't get the owner's name.

https://www.faxvin.com/license-plate-lookup/result?plate=6JVA895&state=CA

I neighbor down the street got his pickup truck spray painted. I have the license plate number and was hoping someone on this forum could give me the information from it. The California Plate number is 6JVA895. Thank You in advance.

Been using BI for about 3 years. My own system has 13 cameras. Have implemented and do manage BI for 3 other friends and family so I have the luxury of comparing systems when issues happen. Purchased many cameras under the recommendation of good folks on this site. About 6 months ago found...

With the 1/1.8 image sensor you don't need the shutter speed cranked that high. I have both of mine set a 1/1000 at night and it works with default shutter speed during the day. I have both the a Turret IPC-T54IR-ZE and the Bullet IPC-T54IR-Z4E cameras doing LPR for me. The more common Bullet...

I'm using both a Turret IPC-T54IR-ZE and the Bullet IPC-T54IR-Z4E cameras doing LPR captures for me. My state stopped issuing front license plates in 1983 to increase their profits, same vehicle registration costs charged, but only 1 plate delivered to each vehicle owner. So I have to use 2...

Sorry, I accidentally deleted my last thread as I was editing and talking on the phone at the same time :facepalm: ... anyhow. My ALPR has been working for months, and all of a sudden it stopped. I've tried to reinstall as admin and no luck. CodeProject logs nippet below (I've also...

For all the money we have paid over the decades for Home Owners Ins. we could buy one of those homes... My Father lived in a Community like that for his last 20 years. His Park Model was I think around 800 sq. ft. I think he had to register his since I believe it might of been considered a...

So do you pay the DMV and have a license plate on your home?

It's up to the individual States to deal with laws and automotive registration, etc. Licence plates are different in every state. Currently only 30 States require a front license plate, while 20 States do not require it. (Why our vehicle design looks better because that front licence plate...

Looked at it last night, the best I can get is 20% IR at 1/2000. The other camera was scattering some IR, but not enough to make any observable difference, that being said, it might still be worth shutting it off, i did my tests with a cover over that camera and the results appear the same with...

A picture of the license plate shows up just for a second before the video starts on YouTube. I retrieved the cup from the street. It is going to find its way to the front windshield of the SUV along with a nasty note. :lmao:

If you look at the license plate itself there is too much reflection from the light source(s). IMHO the purpose of the camera is to capture the license plate number. Also, I am not familiar with that particular camera. Have you tried a 1/2000 shutter speed and maybe 15% on the IR?

It is powered by POE. You can use a POR switch or injector. You simply add this camera to OpenALPR and pay the monthly fee.

Hi Everyone, I am actually just picking up on this thread myself. Great advice for another Noob, does it need a power chord or a POE switch? How does it power? Also, how can i integrate it online with something like ALPR? (OpenALPR - Automatic License Plate Recognition)

Thanks again for all the great advice. It really helped when selecting a vendor for our community. We ended up going with Eagle Eye networks and 3 cameras. Eagle Eye CMVR BR224 2 x AXIS P3265-LVE (Dedicated LPR entrance and exit gates with Axis LPR license) 1 x Q3536-LVE Overview camera I...

Interesting looking through some footage comparing one of my HFW5442EP-ZE cameras to the 49225 PTZ today, I essentially found that images from the 5442 reading a license plate at around 40-50 feet matched the 49225, even with the PTZ being zoomed considerably more. The 5442 in question is set on...

I can see right now that the license plate in that picture is blurred. You need to increase your shutter speed for starters. There is no magic shutter speed or IR light setting. At my place I have 4 LPR cameras. They have shutter speeds of 1/250, 1/500/, 1/1000 and 1/2000. I have had shutter...

I am using the settings you have been recommending as posted above, however will miss some plates. I was using "DayPlate,NightPlate,motorcycle,MotorcycleCar,car" previously which would catch majority of vehicles. Based on your recommended settings would it be To confirm...

It's very dangerous to fight with those bugs without weapon, lock the door can't stop those bugs, they will broken the windows...From this video, we learn the driveway is bit important to watch at, use a better camera. Hoefully his phone camera captured the car's license plate.

WOW! Thanks for that reply. So from what I read here, most of them not good for night or need some light, I prefer to take cameras that will be good at night (even maybe there some street lights), what do you think? Another thing, I don't see here nothing exact for identify object, most of them...

4MP is 1/1.8" sensor. 8MP is 1/1.2" sensor There is no ideal sensor made for 5MP or 6MP See my link that shows the proper camera for the distance you want to IDENTIFY. Focal length is more important than MP. My 2MP optically zoomed at 100 feet will beat an 8MP digitally zoomed all day long...

Maybe that is a problem, would I need to turn off auto 3D IR? Frustrating many people claim these 1/1.8 works for them with default settings and I'm on the struggle bus! The pictures above are completely washed out beyond use. I turn up the shutter speed and I get ghosting trail effect that is...

With my S3 license plate cameras I run the IR around the 20% level. It is a fine balance to keep from washing out the new plates that have excellent reflectivity, and having enough IR for the dirty plates so that I can get a good reading on them.

It really comes down to how much financial outlay you’re committed to. If the budget is low as it is for the vast majority of consumers the options are limited. If the budget is endless as seen in Enterprise / Government then it really comes down to how serious they are and how it will...

Hi Everyone and @trempa92 have you ever encountered an issue like this? I'm trying to register the allowlist for the new license plate using ISAPI on the DS-TCG405-E LPR Camera series. It successfully went through, but the output is showing strange characters. Warm regards, Rian