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And what about the bullet style cameras I linked above?

I also considered using blueiris but it is too much of an expert level solution. I’m happy to have a bit less of a camera when it integrates perfectly with the rest of my system and that system is nicely setup. That’s why I’m looking at unify. In my early days the learning curve couldn’t be big...

One of the reasons I’m looking at unify is because I already have a lot of network gear from them. My dahua is connected to synology surveillance station and although it works decent intergrations like smart detection is all limited and must be configured in the cameras themselves. My hope is...

Hi all, I currently have four IPC-HDW5831Z-RE cameras and although I like them as soon as they work, the configuration via the webportal feels a bit laggy and buggy. I’m wondering if the unifi cameras (AI Pro?) could be considered an upgrade but I’m a bit hesitant because of the FOV of those...

Works without any problem. IPC-HDW5831R-ZE

Just send Andy a PM

Just updated yesterday, works like a charm!

Did I Miss Something or Is Eco Savvy 4.0 (Pro AI) New ? Sadly no varifocal version (yet?)

Thanks Andy, this looks great. Cant wait for the review!

Hi Chris, another Dutchy here as well looking at setting up a camera. If you read the cliff notes you should have come by the “domes are not good for outside usage”. Mostly because of IR reflection and the plastic dome getting damaged by UV causing an unclear image. On this forum lots speak...

If you share a bank account with your girlfriend she also has a say in how much can be spend on a camera. Doesn’t sound strange to me.

I’m definitely not but if you have a look at Review-Dahua IPC-HFW2831T-ZS 8MP WDR IR Bullet Network Camera you’ll see that this 8MP camera is also decent at night. At least that’s what I think with my limited amount of knowledge.

Security cameras are not (yet?) a hobby of mine which means my girlfriend also has a say in the budget. Which comes down to buying a decent setup that should last for at least the upcoming 5-10 years. So I don’t have the luxury to start with something simple and upgrade after one or two years...

Depending on which NAS you’re running most have some sort of surveillance software option available. I myself am going to follow the Synology surveillance station path, mostly because BI looks pretty homebrew to me and not willing to run a separate machine for it.

Completely understandable. I’m still in doubt if I should go for a starlight camera or another one with a bit more megapixels. I guess it depends on several aspects like if there is some kind of light source (streetlight) or total darkness. Would be great if this somehow could be tested. I...

If your router / switch supports is you might consider using vlans. That way you won’t have to use multiple network cards and all traffic can be router through a firewall.

Nice, any reason why you didn’t wait for the 4mp variant that is upcoming and also has starlight?

Just wanted to say hello from the country that just won the Eurovision song festival Although I’m new to the ip camera world I’ve already learned a lot by reading the cliff notes and other forum threads. Very interesting. I would like to build a 3-4 ip-cam setup that is connected to my...

Looks great, which one is that?