Search results for query: hikvision ultra low light

For LPR if you are set on HIK, look at these That HIK has a 32mm lens option. DS-2CD4A26FWD-(IZHS)(LZS)/P 2MP ANPR Ultra-Low Light Bullet Camera-Hikvision So does this one DS-2CD5A26G0-IZ(H)S 2MP VF Bullet Network Camera-Hikvision If you are willing to look at Dahua, their 5231E-Z12E will get...

I suspect this may be rooted in the fact that Dahua were well ahead of Hikvision with their ultra-low-light models, which excited lots of interest and comment and reviews. Hikvision did eventually catch up a bit with similar models, but by then the Dahua supporters had a very clear lead in terms...

Your call. You can use the IPVM Camera Calculator V3 to pull up an image of your house, drop/position a camera on the outside, then move a little dude around and see how well he looks from various distances. With a wide fixed lens, the dude will probably get blurrier a lot quicker. With a...

Wel thank you for your repl, this helps a bit, it's not 100% dark, of course you have the moon most of the time, but also some light from road next to the house. But 2x more light seems a lot to me. I have not heart about people detection, only face detection. Looking at the easy ip4 camera's i...

IMO, it depends on how much light you have around at night and what your expectations are. Both Dahua and HIK have newer 4K models that are getting closer to the low-light image quality of the 2MP series that are known for their low-light image quality (Dahua Starlight and HIK Ultra-Low...

...was a least one person who has experience with both that posted in the DS-2CD2335FWD-I review thread: DS-2CD2335FWD-I - Hikvision Ultra Low Light 3M camera Do you have links to the prices you're seeing for the two models? Also, have you seen the newer Dahua 2231 varifocal model? It's US...

I think the thought behind "two cables" is that if one dies a few years down the road, you've got a backup ready to go... It can be more expensive to try and fish a second one later than just have strung a second one during the build. Wiring for porch cameras was a good call, because like...

yes, because google translate does a great job interpreting chinese marketing material. Regardless is a junk china region camera.

The following text is from a google translation of the hikvision pdf file I gave a link to above: -------------- DS-2CD3346(D)WD-I 4 million 1/2.7 " CMOS ICR Starlight Infrared Array Network Camera --------------- The term "dark" or "Dark fighter" does not appear anywhere in the translation...

For whatever reason, Dahua US (and its resellers) only seem to carry a small number of the models that most folks here recommend. Folks have been going bonkers over the Starlight varifocal turret here since 2016 (buying them from Andy). Last time I looked, there was no way to get that model...

So I am building a new house, after lots of research/debate of Dahua vs Hikvision vs other brands, I've decided to go all Hikvision as I believe their camera lines, support, ease of use (for wife especially) will best suit my needs. Inside the house, I want all mini-dome camera's. The spec...

...low lights offer similar performance...you need the specific low light models described in the threads. DS-2CD2335FWD-I - Hikvision Ultra Low Light 3M camera There are more expensive models discussed as well but this should cost about the same as the dahua starlight fixed......there may be a...

I purchased a HDBW4231F-AS and I just set up a test vs. the LTS version of the Hikvision 2MP DS-2DE2A204W-DE3. Here is a snapshot from Blue Iris from each camera. The Hikvision picture looks much better to me during daytime. We'll see how they compare at night. Since the Dahua is ultra low light...

I'm flexible as I use Blue Iris. I had a look at the turret camera you mentioned and it's a bit out of my price range. :( Depends on how much you offer it for, assuming Amazon won't accept it back for full refund.

Assuming that another Hikvision would be a good choice as you may have a Hikvision NVR - Especially if the field of view is low-light, you would be very pleased and impressed with a DS-2CD2335FWD ultra-low-light turret camera. If it's the IR cut filter sticking, it would be easy enough to...

I upgraded my system yesterday from a Core i7 4790K to a Core i7 8700. Specs: Core i7 8700 Asus Prime H370M Plus motherboard 16GB of Crucial DDR4 2400 Ballistix RAM All other parts remained the same from my old system (Samsung 850 pro 128GB SSD, 2x 4TB Western digital purple, 1x 2TB western...

So I have an LTS NVR (LTN8716K-P16) with several LTS cameras and a few hikvision cameras. They are all connected directly to the NVR and work well. I just decided to try a hikvision 2355fwdi ultra low light camera and it doesn't want to work when connected directly to the LTS (hikvision rebrand)...

...is no real overall increasing in pricing on ali...take this popular low light hik camera for example DS-2CD2335FWD-I - Hikvision Ultra Low Light 3M camera its actually 3 dollars cheaper than when the thread started in 2017. edit, its no longer in stock but available here HIKVISION english...

Hi, thanks very much for your reply... I've have experimented with HLC (all the way up to 100%) and also manual Gain and Exposure settings. I can get the image to dim sufficiently this way however the image is somewhat overly dark when the PTZ is not zoomed. I have also used Exposure as...

Hi, I have recently purchased the Dahua PTZ model SDAL6245U-HNI-IR to replace my older Hikvision PTZ model DS-2DE7186-AE. I have it connected via ONVIF to my Hikvision NVR DS-7616NI-I2/16p. The problem is that at night the Dahua SmartIR function doesn't dim the image down enough automatically...

Hi, Which 4 channel NVR and Ultra Low Light Turret camera combo is the best right now? I want to replace my old non-4k Hikvision NVR, so wondering what the latest was.

Unfortunately the local Dahua shop didn't have any good starlight cameras, as per mat200 the 2MP was and 4MP wasn't a starlight and even those were in Bullet shape only. I asked them why don't they import more starlight models and he said because those are expensive and most people here are...

Hikvision came out with a series of cameras in 2017 called Ultra Low Light. They use the same Sony STARVIS sensors that Dahua uses in their Starlight series. IMO, Dahua is the most popular on the forum here because there’s a trusted reseller here to buy from, and Dahua seems to have more...

Great write up..can you help me with my decision. I'm deciding between Easy IP 3.0 cameras and really would like ultra-low light performance (color night vision). In Datasheets, 2135, 2145 and 2155 have very similr specs...2155 has slightly higher lux requirement (0.008 vs 0.01). The sensor...

@LoinKing Dahua Dahua 2MP Starlight Lineup Hikvision DS-2CD2335FWD-I - Hikvision Ultra Low Light 3M camera

HI everyone!! I am very need to the security camera scene and looking for some great hikvision IP cams. I have been looking at these 2 models primarily. I was hoping for feedback on the cameras or other suggestions that I should consider. Here is What I am trying to cover..... 3 car garage...

Thanks for the fantastic testing @wopi82 use good tools to show the cams working, for the light green I test it, not very easy to watch. I take a pic via iPhoneX. Here is the pic for the SD1A203T-GN i tested months ago. Here are the IPC-HFW4239T-ASE i tested right now.

Hi everyone. I’m pleased to present you a review of new product from Dahua, the HFW4239T-ASE. This camera was announced by Dahua in first week of may 2018. I’ve ordered it from Andy, who luckily had it already in stock for good price. Shipping was very fast, and took around 10 days. This is...

Hi Cutterman, Depends on if you are using the advanced features - like tripwire, line crossing and the like. If you are stick with the Hikvision cameras with the Hikvision NVRs which have the more advanced features. Otherwise, basics should work if both the cameras and NVR are ONVIF (...

Looking at the Dahua starlights to replace a couple of old Hikvision turrets I have outside. The ultra low light 3MP Hik's are hard to find now esp in longer focal lengths. Will I loose any functionality with a Hikvision NVR? Need motion detection, and line crossing would be nice.