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IR isn't really a requirement. 1-2 LUX has worked for us so far. Anything looking outside is through glass, so IR is off anyways. Re "doesn't sound like he wants cameras" - yes, he does. But, he wants them on his terms and I'm trying to find a way to accommodate his wants.

After re-reading your post - additional hardware at each camera placement isn't really an option. The idea is to allow permanent placement, but not make the cameras obvious. I'm really after some recommendations for fairly reliable WiFi cameras, and to find out if anyone has experience with...

Cameras are placed mainly based on proximity to existing AC power. While it's OK for me to run a DC power cord from a outlet to a camera mounted above a door frame by tucking it along the trim, a network cable is not acceptable. I've been known to splice an "extension" into the DC portion to...

I'm working with a most unreasonable person (my dad) who has a large log home built when thin-net was how you put together a network. All exterior and most interior walls are log, minimum diameter of 10". Floors are concrete substrate with hot water radiant heat built into the concrete. The...