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New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?
I think you missed the fact most of us are using this POE Reolink doorbell with Blue Iris (not their app). POE (hardwired) is definitely the best connection you can get to any security device (consistent, prevents jamming, won’t clog up your APs, etc). Wifi is certainly acceptable in a retrofit... -
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New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?
Did try to increase the down angle for the DB ReoLink camera. It looks like it will take about a 30 plus degree angle to show the top of the deck (floor) for package viewing. Overall, it makes for a very strange looking installation. The camera would stick out about 2 inches from the top with...- Alaska Country
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- Forum: Doorbells
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New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?
...because they offer integration with access controls. I actually found the following doorbell cameras that are suitable alternatives to the Reolink one which again, has the worst customer support I have ever seen and do not respect you. At least Hikvision has english US based tech support... -
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Regular camera as door communication device
Thanks. That's intersting. Actually I was under the impression that Reolink is low quality vendor and I kind of passed those threads. Went through them now and it does seems like a legit option. the POE is very appealing but I'm not sure I'm able to run RJ45 there. How stable do you find it over... -
Regular camera as door communication device
Have you read the thread about the Reolink doorbell? The Reolink cameras don't get much love on this forum but their video doorbell is well liked. I've got 2 of their Wi-Fi version (they also have a POE version) going over a year now and I am very happy with them. They both stream nicely to Blue... -
Needing an outdoor PoE setup cameras
...more like walkie-talkie. Good for yelling "get off my lawn" but not real good for a conversation. Doorbell cams do a much better job as two can talk at same time. This is the only product from Reolink most recommend...- wittaj
- Post #13
- Forum: IP Cameras
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Needing an outdoor PoE setup cameras
...new technology with nvrs so they do have some work to do on them. I saw a YouTube breakdown of the top Poe doorbell cameras and the best was reolink however I’m not sure if reolink sales LPC that can record or store the plates. I don’t even think they sale lpc anyways here is the yt video I...- Mastachekity
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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I finished my LPR set-up after 10 months of testing and proof of concept.
1st rule of ipcamtalk club "don't buy reolink" .. Share your moving subject images at night .. -
I finished my LPR set-up after 10 months of testing and proof of concept.
...generation just fine. https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/another-hardware-question.67767/post-733399 You are in property management and rely on Reolink? Please post some examples of people and cars moving at night. Reolink does a very good job of still images. But at night perps are a complete... -
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I finished my LPR set-up after 10 months of testing and proof of concept.
...Probably wasted $15K on different systems like Axis, (which was great but the cameras die after 2-3 years and are expensive) Until I tried Reolink. They just work and I can combine recorders for as many cameras as I like. Zero learning curve, no hassles, and cameras are inexpensive... -
IPC-Color4K-T Looks Terrible in BI
I just got this IPC-Color4K-T to replace my Reolink Trackmix and while it looks quite good even with default settings in the camera's web interface it looks awful in the blue iris web interface or console. I have tried all the encoding and quality settings in the camera but nothing seems to... -
Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
...chips and algorithms, quality of lens, fixed vs vatifocus, .. Annke sells a hikvision oem camera, and thus it meets standards better than Reolink. Still the model you are looking at is one of the more affordable ones. Annke does sell better models, and if you are using blue iris or other...- mat200
- Post #9
- Forum: IP Cameras
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Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
Even at 12MP you won't be picking up boogers in noses and blackheads and clogged pores LOL. The light on the Reolink wouldn't be much better than a cellphone or two flashlight - looks bright looking at it, but the dispersion of the light is poor and unless the person is a few feet away, it will...- wittaj
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
...isn't necessarily what I'm going for. I'm hoping to get better imagery for object/facial recognition. I thought the 700 lumen light on the Reolink would help with color night time imagery. I was pretty impressed with the POE doorbell. It's a 5mp 1/2.7" CMOS Sensor. Probably because people...- Pandemic
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
It's fractions and the 1/1.8" is bigger. All around much better camera.- looney2ns
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
Welcome @Pandemic Please double check your math.- mat200
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
Thanks for that. What makes the empire tech better when it has a smaller image sensor? (4-MP 1/1.8" CMOS image sensor ) The one thing I did like about the Reolink is the built in 700lumen light that turns on when it detects motion.- Pandemic
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Annke C800 vs Reolink RLC-1224A
Both of those cams you listed will do terrible after dark due to tiny sensors. Except for their Doorbell cam, Reolink should be avoided. In most situations, anything over 4mp is overkill. Best all around cam at this point is HERE- looney2ns
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Hey everyone some questions from a newbie!
Your link doesnt go to a camera manufacturer and I still think he;s a bot or a spammer- bigredfish
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hey everyone some questions from a newbie!
You would be better off with fewer, but better cams, then more cams that are crap and are useless. Reolink does a very good job of still images. But at night perps are a complete motion blur with missing body parts LOL.... What you mean a missing hand isn't normal LOL :lmao (plus look at the...- wittaj
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- Forum: New Member Introductions