Yeah, I was thinking the same thing...I like the design, price and "theoretical" function of the PTZ v2...but I'll wait for a future (who knowswhen)V3 to see if stability, glitch or firmware miracles occur. If they just worked well with good resolution, I'd like to have e them for all my hose cams for max flexibility to change views.
I'm leaning toward fixed turret cams now because of talk about ir reflection of domes I think there are l some mini ptz domes..but would love to find a mini ptz turret if that exists.
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" and apologize for jumping the gun. While I do not have much of a defense, I will offer this. I frequent allot of forums, in fact forums is my goto when i want to learn about any product. Some things are constant on all forums, no matter the theme or niche of the forum. 95 percent of the people are there to help. However, there is always a small percentage of people in every forum that love messing with new people. I have learned that just like in real life, you meet those individuals head on. Usually after first encounter, they find someone easier to mess with and I am free to participate and learn. Based on what I have read you do not fit that category and I apologize for being an ass. I always try to read and I am a fast learner, you cannot blame a person for wanting the clifnotes. Just expedites my learning process. So far, I am undecided as Originally I wanted to know how the Ubiquity g3 stacks up to other cameras. I am reading about a lot of great cameras here with great potential, but they all seem to fall short in an area that is important to me. For example, love the mini ptz v2, offers great picture and ptz at a price that is unheard of; however, the camera has reliability issues. Before I came to the forum, PTZ was not on my list of "must have" now it is, it will not buy a mini ptz v2, but will end up with some sort ptz camera. Maybe one of those with auto tracking, now that would be cool lol Then there are the stand alone cameras, 4 megapixels, they offer the same image quality as the Ubiquity, maybe 50 dollars less but for the savings i have to jump hoops that I rather not jump. So it brings me full circle and makes me want to purchase the G3 again since I have not read any negative reviews and it appears to be a solid camera with no issues. Plus I can buy in the us for about 140 dollars. I admire what you all do here, but for me is not a hobby, I want to purchase the best camera I can purchase and it does not need to be the cheapest camera. Best camera for me, one with good night vision, one with great day picture and would like one to read tags.
