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2560x2048, that sounds more like it.Also, look it here. Dahua with the same sensor? Getting some more info and quote.
http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Dahua-bullet-IP-camera-solution-Hi3516A_60273984008.html?spm=a2700.7724838.30.1.Y3ZXAe
<sarcasm> Wow, they could have at least sealed the box </sarcasm> :nuts:Firstly, it arrived like so:
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<more sarcasm> oh wow, that IR really helps. I couldn't even see your car before you turned the IR lights on!My contribution for different modes (I kind of like no IR option and just rely on motion flood light, it looks like it will take care of the motion blur):
B&W no IR, no flood light
B&W no IR with flood light
Color no IR with flood light
Color no IR with flood light, wdr to the max
Flood light & IR on
I'm relieved...thought you were gonna quibble about the LPR quality!<more sarcasm> oh wow, that IR really helps. I couldn't even see your car before you turned the IR lights on!
Sorry, won't interrupt this discussion with my lame sense of humor anymore.....at least not today!
Great job Atom...thank you very much.OK, some night shots. I ended up with only 2 comparisons, because I reckon it pretty much says it all...
I'd like fries and a milkshake added to klasipca's order, please and thanks!Can you actually post what it looks like with built in IR? Also, try another shot with no IR and turn on that flood light for both cams.
Also post some daylight pictures.
Oh and Happy New Year!
lolI'd like fries and a milkshake added to klasipca's order, please and thanks!
Milkshake and fries is bad for you, he will have water and green beans instead.I'd like fries and a milkshake added to klasipca's order, please and thanks!
Fair enough, I need to go back on induction anyway. Plus it would have been much worse if you ordered me kale! YUK!Milkshake and fries is bad for you, he will have water and green beans instead.
Hey atom. Thanks for the review. One question. I don't understand why you say it would be better if it was 16:9. Looking at your screen captures, the Longse, even though it is 4:3, has a wider field of view. In 4:3, you get more top and bottom. In 16:9 format with the same field of view, you would have just lose the top and bottom. What am I missing?The camera is great, but it's not the right tool for this job (if it were 16:9 it would already be installed). And, as the pictures show, with the extra IR, the Hik isn't too bad either.
his hikvision is a 6mm lens..that is why the fov is so small. His longse is 5mm.....Hey atom. Thanks for the review. One question. I don't understand why you say it would be better if it was 16:9. Looking at your screen captures, the Longse, even though it is 4:3, has a wider field of view. In 4:3, you get more top and bottom. In 16:9 format with the same field of view, you would have just lose the top and bottom. What am I missing?
Thanks.
I haven't had it running since taking those shots, so no I haven't made any progress there. The test spot is being used by another cam at the moment...Have you been able to resolve power issue? Does it reboot when it happens? I have not had any issues with mine, it's been recording non stop for past couple of weeks with no gaps, aside from when I was testing it.
As far as day IQ, it's interesting you don't see the benefits of the larger sensor. Hikvision images appear flat with slight noise, basically just like any camera with same size sensor. Although in landscape picture you won't see much difference.
As fendrman says, it's about the width of the FOV. I don't really want or need to see all of that sky, so many of the 5M pixels are being wasted on an area I don't need to see. If it were a 5MP sensor with a native 16:9 FOV all of the 5M pixels would be covering the area I want to see, and therefore I would have more detail of the important parts of the image. It all comes down to pixel density of the parts of the image that are meaningful.Hey atom. Thanks for the review. One question. I don't understand why you say it would be better if it was 16:9. Looking at your screen captures, the Longse, even though it is 4:3, has a wider field of view. In 4:3, you get more top and bottom. In 16:9 format with the same field of view, you would have just lose the top and bottom. What am I missing?
Thanks.