Anyone seen this?

[bigredfish]

If it were 3x 4MP with 1/1.8" sensors I'd be all over it

And I wonder if you can set IVS rules for each sensor?
Does it take up 3 channels on an NVR/Switch?
Cheap ass DWDR

And theres this:?
Channel 1-3:
Main stream: 1920 × 1080@(1–25 fps)
sub stream: 704 × 576@(1–25 fps)
*The values above are the max. frame rates of each stream; for multiple streams, the values will be subjected to the total encoding capacity.

Network Cameras - Dahua International

Network Cameras

www.dahuasecurity.com

Focal Length	Channel 1: 3.6 mm Channel 2: 12 mm Channel 3: 25 mm
Max. Aperture	Channel 1: F1.6 Channel 2: F2.0 Channel 3: F2.8
Field of View	Channel 1: H: 100.4°; V: 85.9°; D: 46.7° Channel 2: H: 29.5°; V: 25.7°; D: 14.4° Channel 3: H: 14.9°; V: 13°; D: 7.4°
Iris Control	Channel 1-3: Fixed
Close Focus Distance	Channel 1: 1.1 m (3.61 ft) Channel 2: 8.6 m (28.22 ft) Channel 3: 19.6 m (64.30 ft)

 

[flynreelow]

interesting

would love to see some video samples

 

[flynreelow]

 

[bigredfish]

I've been lusting over this one for some time, BUT no IVS on channel 2, the close in fixed 3.6mm lens

IPC-MFW7442K1-Z4-T40 - Dahua International

IPC-MFW7442K1-Z4-T40

www.dahuasecurity.com

I need something to get face ID preferably in color, under the streetlight from this location and still cover the close in choke point

 

[flynreelow]

If it were 3x 4MP with 1/1.8" sensors I'd be all over it

And I wonder if you can set IVS rules for each sensor?
Does it take up 3 channels on an NVR/Switch?
Cheap ass DWDR

And theres this:?
Channel 1-3:
Main stream: 1920 × 1080@(1–25 fps)
sub stream: 704 × 576@(1–25 fps)
*The values above are the max. frame rates of each stream; for multiple streams, the values will be subjected to the total encoding capacity.

Network Cameras - Dahua International

Network Cameras

www.dahuasecurity.com

Focal Length	Channel 1: 3.6 mm Channel 2: 12 mm Channel 3: 25 mm
Max. Aperture	Channel 1: F1.6 Channel 2: F2.0 Channel 3: F2.8
Field of View	Channel 1: H: 100.4°; V: 85.9°; D: 46.7° Channel 2: H: 29.5°; V: 25.7°; D: 14.4° Channel 3: H: 14.9°; V: 13°; D: 7.4°
Iris Control	Channel 1-3: Fixed
Close Focus Distance	Channel 1: 1.1 m (3.61 ft) Channel 2: 8.6 m (28.22 ft) Channel 3: 19.6 m (64.30 ft)

@EMPIRETECANDY

how much? any other reviews out there?

 

[bigredfish]

"Built in motor to remotely adjust tilt angle..."

hmmmmm

 

[EMPIRETECANDY]

Looks good, i will check the price and grab a sample to play.

 

[tangent]

Has potential for driveways and corridors around businesses especially (likely to be a bit expensive). I have to question if the product dimensions are accurate (specs for new Dahua products sometimes have errors). The dimensions and image just don't seem to quite match.

 

[bigredfish]

why isnt this thread showing under "whats new"? weird

ahh I know

 

[flynreelow]

why isnt this thread showing under "whats new"? weird

ahh I know

have never used the whats new tab

 

[bigredfish]

I use it a lot. It’s my default to see new content/posts.

But if the last person to post in the thread is someone you have put on ignore, it disappears

 

[tangent]

If it were 3x 4MP with 1/1.8" sensors I'd be all over it

That's probably a bit much for the SOC to handle and those image sensor / lenses are physically larger.

 

[EMPIRETECANDY]

IPC-MFW5241T2-E3-ASE i booked some, can be good for some long range watching and nearby watching.

 

[steve1225]

I wrote about this cam 2 weeks ago, there is demo video from Polish Dahua channel:

MFW5241T2-E3-ASE: new triple sight very long range perimeter protection camera

MFW5241T2-E3-ASE it protects 100m long road/path using 3 cameras sensors/lenses with 3 different zoom levels.. it have 3 fixed lenses: 3.6mm, 12mm and 25mm.. 2Mpx each (1/2.8")/speaker/mic/8 LEDs/AI on each channel/motorized vertical angle (vertical mini PTZ).. part of WizMind 5 line.. there...

ipcamtalk.com

It generates 3 separate channel streams...
IVS is working on each channel, but it looks like the configuration is shared for all 3 channels (You draw IVS rules on wide view and camera rescales the ones which fits into the second/third zoom/telezoom view)..

Firmware is based on riemann - so it's the same SOC (and video processing) as in 5xxx-S3..
Frame rate is limited to 25fps..
All AI functions (except IVS) are not present (no SMD, no AI Encoding, no AI SSA, no AcuPick, no VideoMetaData)..
It looks like they use the SOC at maximum power capacity (3 separate channels, 3 IVS)..

 

[looktall]

Part of the new multivision range.

undefined - Dahua International

Dahua Technology

www.dahuasecurity.com

 

[Mark_M]

Exactly the same comment I have to make as on the other thread for this camera .

Next Dahua need to stitch the video into one video stream.
Make their own version of the Panomera camera.
I want my own Panomera from the Ultra line..... 190MP.

 

[steve1225]

Exactly the same comment I have to make as on the other thread for this camera .

Next Dahua need to stitch the video into one video stream.
Make their own version of the Panomera camera.
I want my own Panomera from the Ultra line..... 190MP.

Yes, but Panomera cams starts at 17K Euro
Your 190M model is 29K Euro..

panomera

panomera: Panomera® Privacy Shield Dallmeier - Panomera Privacy Shield Dallmeier - Panomera® ABC Pole Adapter Dallmeier - Panomera® Air Blast Kit Dallmeier

c-tac.com

Maybe not 190MP, but Dahua from many years have ultra line 32MPx 180 degree cams with 4 rotated vertically sensors..
Field of View: 180 horizontal x 100 vertical (normal 180 cams have something 40-50 vertical)..
Main stream: 8192 × 3840

IPC-PFW83242-A180-S2 - Dahua International

IPC-PFW83242-A180-S2

www.dahuasecurity.com

EmpireTech IPC-PFW83242-A180-S2 4 × 8 MP Multi-Sensor Panoramic Bullet

4 × 8MP, 1/1.8" CMOS image sensor | Built-in IR LED, and the max. illumination distance is 30 m | Intelligent functions | Support image correction | Supports max. 256G SD card | IP67 and IK10 protection | AR panorama technology | Various AR tags can be overlaid

empiretech01.com

And there are Hubble series and X-Spans series PTZ with 180/360 degree overview view + PTZ view, which can give similar effect...

X-Spans Series - Dahua International

X-Spans Series

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WizMind Panoramic Series - Dahua International

WizMind Panoramic Series

www.dahuasecurity.com

EmpireTech SDT4E425-8P-GB-APV1 8MP+4MP 25x Starlight TiOC Network Pano

Panorama: Outputs 180° wide angle splicing image | Detail: 1/2.8"4Megapixel STARVIS™ CMOS | 25x optical zoom | IR distance up to 100 m | Auto tracking 3.0 | Smart tracking | Perimeter protection | Active deterrence | Smart dual light +

empiretech01.com

EmpireTech SDT8C842-8P-FA-APV-0280 2×1/1.8" CMOS 8MP 42x Starlight Dua

Panorama: 2 × 4 MP 1/1.8" CMOS image sensor | Detail: 8MP 1/1.8" CMOS image sensor | 42 x optical zoom | IR distance up to 300 m | Auto tracking | Perimeter protection | Face detection | Wiper | IP67 | Sound and light alarm | PoE++(802.3bt)

empiretech01.com

 

[Mark_M]

Yes, but Panomera cams starts at 17K Euro

Maybe not 190MP, but Dahua from many years have ultra line 32MPx 180 degree cams with 4 rotated vertically sensors..
Field of View: 180 horizontal x 100 vertical (normal 180 cams have something 40-50 vertical)..
And there are Hubble series and X-Spans series PTZ with 180/360 degree overview view + PTZ view, which can give similar effect...

I know about all the panoramic series that Dahua does. I know the Dallmeier cameras are expensive!!

Panoramic + PTZ units are cool but not very effective in a stadium.
The stadium I work at has multiple Axis Q6100-E units around the place. Not good at finding an event that happened within the stands.... unless an operator had the PTZ pointed in the right direction at the time. The panoramic channel is barely enough for people seated 40ft away from the camera.
My eyes go square watching hundreds of cameras on the large video wall.

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But If @EMPIRETECANDY is willing to sponsor me one of these... I'd love to replace my DH-IPC-PDBW8800-A180 with a much newer one .... particularly people counting for my Christmas light show .

Spoiler: Video:

EmpireTech IPC-PFW83242-A180-S2 4 × 8 MP Multi-Sensor Panoramic Bullet

4 × 8MP, 1/1.8" CMOS image sensor | Built-in IR LED, and the max. illumination distance is 30 m | Intelligent functions | Support image correction | Supports max. 256G SD card | IP67 and IK10 protection | AR panorama technology | Various AR tags can be overlaid

empiretech01.com

Sorry, I'm being cheeky .

 

[steve1225]

I know about all the panoramic series that Dahua does. I know the Dallmeier cameras are expensive!!

Panoramic + PTZ units are cool but not very effective in a stadium.
The stadium I work at has multiple Axis Q6100-E units around the place. Not good at finding an event that happened within the stands.... unless an operator had the PTZ pointed in the right direction at the time. The panoramic channel is barely enough for people seated 40ft away from the camera.
My eyes go square watching hundreds of cameras on the large video wall.

If we talk about solutions for stadiums..

Panomera cams starts at 32Mpx with 19K Euro price tag and some fancy multi sensor shit..

Axis have normal bullet, 41Mpx with one 4/3 sensor and 21-7 degree horizontal FoV lenses and 5K USD price tag..

AXIS Q1809-LE Bullet Camera | Axis Communications

This camera offers superior 8K image quality, 41 MP resolution, and exceptional detail for long-distance surveillance. It's outdoor-ready and features built-in cybersecurity.

www.axis.com

 

[steve1225]

Exactly the same comment I have to make as on the other thread for this camera .

Next Dahua need to stitch the video into one video stream.
Make their own version of the Panomera camera.
I want my own Panomera from the Ultra line..... 190MP.

I have two more question:
How to display 190MP video feed? 8K monitors/TVs are 32MPx...
As I understand they have specialized VMS software with multiple EPTZ functionality..

How to search for a specific person among the crowd of thousands recorded by this cam??