Hikvision DS-2DF9C453LXG-LW 4 MP 53 × Network PTZ Camera belongs to the DarkFighterX camera family. With the
patented dual-sensor design, it is able to process color and brightness independently and outputs one FULL-COLOR image.
This series of cameras can be widely used for wide ranges of high-definition, such as the river, forest, road, railway, airport,
port, square, park, scenic spot, station and large venue, etc.
My first impression is that it looks like a very strong contender; the build quality seems what I would expect from a camera of this price range.
One thing I will say: the mounting system is one of the best I have seen so far in a PTZ. It has a hook which the camera just sits on to make the connection easy, and then you just snap the camera into place. While that snap holds the camera pretty good, then it has the normal bolts to tighten, and you can easily hang this camera as a single person. Versus all the other PTZs, I almost always had to have friends help, so I will give it that - the mounting system is great on this.
The laser is freaking amazing, and the software is nice at auto; it controls the laser pretty well. I am going to be running a quick auto setting just to see night performance.
I have not dialed in settings, so it's just running auto for night and a single-line rule for tracking.
Maybe in the coming days, I will try to mess with it a bit more.
And oh boy, the laser on this is massive in terms of size.
The only pain was I had to run a separate wire for this as this takes 36v to run. So, I was a bit bummed there's no POE, but I guess that long 800m laser requires that power.
Here is a spec sheet: [
patented dual-sensor design, it is able to process color and brightness independently and outputs one FULL-COLOR image.
This series of cameras can be widely used for wide ranges of high-definition, such as the river, forest, road, railway, airport,
port, square, park, scenic spot, station and large venue, etc.
- Dual-sensor, 1/1.2" progressive scan CMOS
- Full-color image output
- Up to 2560 × 1440 resolution
- Min. illumination: Color: 0.0005 Lux @(F1.6, AGC ON) B/W: 0.0001 Lux @(F1.6, AGC ON); 0 Lux with light
- 53 × optical zoom, 16 × digital zoom
- 140 dB WDR, 3D DNR, HLC, BLC, EIS, Optical Defog
- Support H.265+/H.265 video compression
- Support rapid focus
- Deep-learning-based target classification algorithm for auto-tracking 2.0 and perimeter protection
- Up to 800 m laser distance. Smart supplement light
- Rain-sensing auto wiper
My first impression is that it looks like a very strong contender; the build quality seems what I would expect from a camera of this price range.
One thing I will say: the mounting system is one of the best I have seen so far in a PTZ. It has a hook which the camera just sits on to make the connection easy, and then you just snap the camera into place. While that snap holds the camera pretty good, then it has the normal bolts to tighten, and you can easily hang this camera as a single person. Versus all the other PTZs, I almost always had to have friends help, so I will give it that - the mounting system is great on this.
The laser is freaking amazing, and the software is nice at auto; it controls the laser pretty well. I am going to be running a quick auto setting just to see night performance.
I have not dialed in settings, so it's just running auto for night and a single-line rule for tracking.
Maybe in the coming days, I will try to mess with it a bit more.
And oh boy, the laser on this is massive in terms of size.
The only pain was I had to run a separate wire for this as this takes 36v to run. So, I was a bit bummed there's no POE, but I guess that long 800m laser requires that power.
Here is a spec sheet: [
