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Thanks for this post. I've been on it for a couple hours using it for research. Very Very appreciated.

I updated @nayr's post with valid links, quoted below and pulled together links for some new products: (expand the quoted section to see all the links) New Additions: Ultra 2MP 48x Starlight IR PTZ SD10A248V-HNI 2MP 45x Starlight IR PTZ SD6AL245U-HNI-IR 2MP 40x Starlight IR PTZ Network...

As it doesn't have optical zoom it wont suit but interesting suggestion/idea

There are also things like this: IPC-PFW8601-A180 | Dahua Technology PSD8802-A180

#3, does not require a channel on the NVR for the substream.

...24/7 recording + live viewing via iPhone): 1. If I'm using a 2MP turret, it would be 1 channel. 2. If I'm using a 3x2MP Pano like IPC-PFW8601-A180, it would be 3 channels. 3. If I'm using a 8MP turret, I need 2 channels - one for the main recording, and one subchannel to transmit lower...

Hi, They seemed interesting when I looked at them, however seemed better on the budget and image quality to get 3-4 separate starlight cameras. Still I would like to see a review, as well as see a seamless video capture from one of these. Perhaps these would be great for placing by goal...

...reviews. Also wondering if there would be enough benefit to go with a 4 x 2mp v.s the 3 x 2mp version given I'm sure a decent price jump. Here are the models I'm looking at below. IPC-PFW8601-A180 3 x 2MP Bullet style IPC-PFW8800-A180 4 x 2MP Bullet style IPC-PDBW8800-A180 4 x 2MP Turret style

bp2008, tnx for the opinion. I will keep on trying to find something. Dahua has a multisensor one, but it is way too expensive for me. IPC-PFW8601-A180 | Dahua Technology - Dahua Technology

...court say 20+ft high. I just want to see someone install one so we can all see how it does ;) I have no experience with that type of installation, but Dahua does make more practical panoramic cameras that may be worth looking at...

...three if you count the existing Kuna camera.) I know I'll need at least two cameras in zone 2 (or a panoramic camera like the IPC-PFW8601-A180 or IPC-PFW8800-A180) to give good coverage in zone 2, but it its not crucial right now. If those panoramic cameras were about 50% less I'd be getting...

Bullet..note this has 4 2mp feeds vs 3 used in the recently released ipc-pfw8601-a180 IPC-PFW8800-A180

...But, you give up some lens speed (f2.0 vs f1.8) for that extra vertical FOV. So if 44˚vertical is acceptable for an installation, the IPC-PFW8601-A180 is probably the better option (based on the slightly faster lens, and presumably cheaper cost). Having 80˚vertical FOV is pretty sweet though...

You're going to want Starlights! See these reviews.

If anybody need it, here is sample video I made with this new PFW8800-A180 bullet. Much bigger scene than PFW8601, so it should be better for warehouses for example.

Why do you think they need 4 (or even 3) cameras to cover 180 deg if each camera has a FOV of around 90 deg with 3mm lens & 1/2.8 sensor? I like that they let you adjust the settings for each sensor separately.

That bullet would make the ultimate overview cam, it probably costs a fortune though.

Panoramic Dome - note they post two different lux ratings at 1/3 and 1/30 exposure settings.. IPC-PDBW8800-A180 Bullet..note this has 4 2mp feeds vs 3 used in the recently released ipc-pfw8601-a180 IPC-PFW8800-A180

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Hi everyone, First few postings, but long time lurker. Any comments, views, advice on the Dahua PFW8601-A180 PANORAMA? Thank you

Yeah I can only image how much this will cost. I'm guessing over 500 or around...still don't buy a fisheye maybe if your in a small room this would be ok but not outside

...indoors.. they have tiny aperatures and and cant identify anyone further than 6ft away from it... low light is horrible, just about everything about fisheye camera is shit. if you want a 180 degree camera designed for outdoors this is what you want: IPC-PFW8601-A180 | Dahua Technology

...not the technology.. I suppose if they become 100x more sensitive the'll be okay, but still worse than the non-fisheye variants. you can do multi-sensors, here's an outdoor 180 degree pano camera with no fisheyeing.. its 3x6mm 2MP cameras in one chassis: IPC-PFW8601-A180 | Dahua Technology

In that case one 2.8mm could probably cover an overview and then a few more zoomed in cameras along the back of the house in front of doors and windows.

...from the 3d camera makes 480€. That is close to the mentioned price of that 180 degree camera. Saw it here for $685 wholesale DAHUA IPC-PFW8601-A180 - DAHUA IPC-PFW8601-A180 3x2MP Multi-Lens Panoramic Network IR Bullet Camera IPC-PFW8601-A180 review And even for $545 Spedizione Gratuita...

Are these still available at 129usd? I see a different price in that link from BEC Technology. And are you still offering the additional 5off for forum members? Is the price on the price of the IPC-PFW8601-A180 3x2MP listed in your store correct?

...Mount Box Camera (no lens) w/SD, External Audio & Alarm: IPC-HF5231E 180 Degree Panoramic MultiSensor w/SD, External Audio & Alarm: IPC-PFW8601-A180 Black Face Lite PTZ 25x (4.8mm~120mm) w/SD, External Audio & Alarm: SD49225T-HN Black Face Lite PTZ 12x (5.3mm~64mm) w/SD, External Audio &...

...a wall like you have; is severely unconventional. for what your trying to do you shoulda got this camera instead, you wouldent have so many wasted pixels looking up at the sky and you'd have much better night time capabilities: http://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/ipc-pfw8601-a180-3341.html

Can u post a link, I can't find the model number or the seller U listed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

HDW5231R-Z $190 usd/pcs PFW8601-A180 $580 usd/pcs Pchomeestoreon ebay