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Just installed 4 of these 2335 cameras but one of them looks very dark at night. Can it be damaged? Here is a photo

My apologies. I was on mobile and didn't realize that response was not for me.

What do you mean? Read post above I clearly said I have Hikvision DS-2CD2335FWD-I cameras.

The camera is 3mp and I'll be running it 10-15fps max. No need go higher than that. I believe the i5-4590 will be just fine.

Which model i7 would you recommend?

I have the Hikvision DS-2CD2335FWD-I cameras

Would a i5-4590 be enough for 8 cameras?

Wow, the 2335 does make a difference in low light condition. Going to have to order two for front and rear of the house. Would the DS-7608NI-E2/8P NVR be enough for four cameras or should I go with the upgraded DS-7608NI-I2/8P NVR? I do want H265 support.

The models I was referring to are DS-2CD2355FWD-I and the DS-2CD2352-I. How do those compare to each other along with the DS-2CD2342WD-I. Does the EXIR 2.0 make a difference? Sorry I'm a bit new to this but learning as I go lol. Edit: Just looking at the best options to cover fron and rear of...

Any difference between the 2335 and the 2352/2355 that were just released? I know the 2355 has EXIR 2.0 and more MP.

Can someone tell me how I can know when the cameras are chinesse versions converted to US? Is there anything negative about buying the ones that are?

Do you have more than one by any chance?

Do you abe other models available?

Is this still for sale? I'll buy it. Sent you a PM

Where these bought from an authorized seller?

I like the flexibility of being able to use other software and not being stuck to the UniFi NVR OS. For ex. support for ONVIF and RTSP. The cost also seems to be cheaper on Hikivision cameras and more features. That camera sure does look great but I'm leaning towards Hikvision. Do you have...

I'm looking to add 4 more cameras to my house. They will be installed in the front driveway, both side paths of the house and the backyard. I currently own two Ubiquiti G3 cameras and like the simplicity of configuring them and seting up remote access. I been doing some reading and so far I'm...