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Hmm.. maybe you have a legit use for an HF8835F !! https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/8mp-starlight.23466/page-2#post-234187 I think it's something around $900 for the camera itself & you'd need to add some kind of M43 lens. It's got a monster of a sensor in it... while the HFW4239T-ASE might be...

This "positioning" style cameras are ideal for this: PTZ1A225U-IRA-N 2MP 25x Starlight

Tangent might have more experience w/ the fiber stuff, but to give you an idea. For fiber, you usually have a switch on either end with a couple SFP ports. These are a sort of generic port that let you interchange different types of fiber adapters, depending on what you need. Most of the...

I and most of my stereoscopic compatriots prefer wide aspect ratios that complement the orientation of our ocular perception... but I understand if you pirates and others who identify as cyclops would prefer the square orientation.

So you're stating that his "use of a vpn" means his network is 100% secure? It's nonsense because the NVRs are 100% bulletproof? People around here should understand exploits in network hardware better than most.

While I'll agree that the use of a sophisticated attack is pretty unlikely, the timing does seem suspicious. Does anyone here know with 100% certainty what exploits/back-doors are present in the Dahua NVRs? That's a rhetorical question of course... the answer is no. Can a person get on...

While panning/tilting would behave somewhat strange, presets would work just fine. With my own PTZ models, I've found that I use those more than manual panning & tilting. They're also handy when you can trigger them based on an external event... ie: a door was opened, so flip over & zoom to...

Yeah, interesting design change on the new 5231 as well... US $136.84 |Aliexpress.com : Buy IP Camera 2 MP Starlight IR Fixed Turret Network Camera IPCT HDW5231RE I Powered by Dark fighter,free DHL shipping from Reliable Surveillance Cameras suppliers on Empire Technology Co., Ltd Looks like a...

Yeah, if it's just a single diode in series w/ the GU10 LED bulb, then they're basically running with 50hz pulsed-DC current. That's generally the cheapest, most simple way to power an LED bulb w/ AC current.. granted, the LED is itself a diode by nature, but the other also restricts the...

So.. the HP switch provides power to the cameras? Agreed, a diagram might help clarify this. My understanding is that your 220ft cable run is between the camera and this HP switch. If you're able to manage the camera with a computer plugged directly into the same HP switch, that probably...

Yeah, those look like small LED can lights. Many Dahua cameras have an anti-flicker setting... if yours does, try it: https://dahuawiki.com/IPC/Camera_Configuration#Anti-Flicker You can also run a test using a standard incandescent bulb w/ those overhead lights off & see if it changes.

Correct, since many bugs (that spiders eat) are attracted to the IR bulbs, this camera won't have that problem. I've had mine up for several months w/o any webs getting in the way. Comparing this camera to the other starlight models is a bit tricky. If you have streetlights or other ambient...

Yeah, as Red said... if you get the Nanostation 5 AC (not the Loco flavor), it'll run on standard PoE. So you would only need a single PoE+ switch in your barn that'll power both the nano uplink & the camera. I'm doing basically the same thing here, but w/ much shorter range from my patio with...

I'd guess the PoE circuit likely doesn't support the current it'd take to run a heater. They don't sell a "heater module" that would fit into one of these integrated bullets... only the bigger ones used w/ the c-mount cameras. If you're good w/ electronics & wanted to go the DIY route, it...

Sorry 'bout the delay. Mounting the big SD65 somewhere near the 4239 is gonna be tricky, at least such that it can't be messed with if I left it mounted for a few days. So... new plan, I ordered the dome flavor of the 4239 which should be delivered in a few days. I'll be able to attach them...

These cameras have different types of sensors. The 4239 does NOT do infrared (black & white night vision) but can operate in color on very little light. If you want to capture an image in "total darkness", then the standard type of camera w/ IR illuminators (like the 4231 and most other models...

the Pin numbers are the same regardless.. it's just the wire color that changes: Industrial Ethernet Book On a somewhat related note (I may post this elsewhere if I tackle this tonight..), I'm about to attempt to repair the ethernet wiring on a 5231 camera that a squirrel chewed through. After...

seems like you could rig up that connector w/ a few short jumpers to a keystone jack, then the +/- 12v to a barrel connector. Pan Pacific | Product Detail | 6 Pin Male M12 Panel Front Mount Connector Pin sizes look wrong, though. Just odd that it doesn't seem like a standard M12 version, at...

ok, i was able to tweak the lens just a bit... I didn't need to unhook anything, just opened up the access panel & twisted the lens w/ some small pliers. It seemed to go in & out of focus rather easily.. just sorta by nudging the thing, so I suspect something else is loose. Anyway, the focus...

Haven't had a chance to mount my other cam for comparison purposes, but I just got the 4239 mounted outside facing my driveway. When I had it inside, it looked fine, but it sure does look out of focus now... yikes! Granted, this is a bit after midnight w/ several lights illuminating the...

I've got the dome-flavor of the 8232 (mounted over my front door... don't really want to unhook/move) and the 4239... I might be able to mount the 4239 next to it to compare. I've also got my SD65F230F which I STILL haven't installed yet... it's got the same sensor. Might be easier to...

I wonder how much better it does w/ B&W and an external IR flood. I realize the main point is it's color capability, but if you went to the cops w/a picture of a blurry guy in a yellow shirt with red shoes, how much good does that do? Would be cool if you could use that image to "colorize" a...

Cool... would probably be more simple to install than the IPC-HF8835F, assuming the 25mm lens is what you need. I gotta assume this is pushing the $1k mark. Any ideas on price @EMPIRETECANDY ? I'm also curious about the IRcut behavior since this version includes the IR leds.

This type of camera isn't weatherproof at all... it needs to go into an enclosure like the one mentioned above... DH-PFH610N DH-PFH610N,DH PFH610N,DHPFH610N That one is no longer sold by B&H, but this one would probably work if you used a short lens: MG Electronics CAMH-400K 12" Outdoor...

yeah, he seems to have it all categorized... drivers going backwards, drivers doing donuts, drivers hitting cyclists... I think the lady @ 3:05 in the 2015 video cracks me up the most, though... just walkin' down the street by herself around 5am... yelling. Like the crazy-rooster just welcoming...

I stumbled into some of his crazy footage here: 2015 It looks like he upgraded at least one of his cameras in 2016 to a Swan 1080p model. I sorta want to help him upgrade one of his driveway cams to a starlight model just so we can get a better look at some of the faces. 2016 It sounds...

Unless you count the absurdly awesome HF8835F :) but yeah, about $1k once you toss-in a lens & a weatherproof housing. Probably overkill. IPC-HF8835F So an HFW5231E-Z12 for the driveway is probably ideal!

interesting.. So I wonder, is that a fixed IR filter in front of the sensor? I wonder if it could be removed if it is. Guess you could point another IR camera & illuminator at it... it'd look black or reflective if it is a filter, right? Hell, I'd probably have the thing disassembled on my...

The A&E docs mention a mechanical day/night IR cut filter... I wonder if it has to be triggered some other way!? Or maybe the software is just broken or lens-dependent. I was at BestBuy earlier this evening and they had several M43 lenses on sale. I saw this Panasonic one w/ a f/1.7...

hmm... this seems to be the only M43 mount lens on the Dahua website: PFL085-J12M - Dahua Technology F2.8 and 8.5mm, manual focus & iris. @EMPIRETECANDY Any idea what this lens would cost? Their accessory list was updated too and it shows this as a HF2 "shape" camera which would fit into...