EmpireTech's got Hikvision Cameras?! (IPC-T2347G-LU)

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First I thought I was going mad. Spotted a few Hikvision Cameras on Andy's Aliexpress store.
Empiretech only sells Dahua Cams right? ......
I shot Andy off a message to find out what was going on.
He showed me some color low light footage of this new IPC-T2347G-LU . Mind blown! Ordered one on the spot.

I'm not in the market for any cams at the moment. I just pulled the trigger on a super PTZ a few days ago. Hell, I don't even know where I'm going to install this camera. :D

Anyway, here are the specs and links.Will post some video and images in the next week or so when the camera arrives.



IPC-T2347G-LU
Hikvision 4MP IPC-T2347G-LU ColorVu Fixed Turret




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Thank you pinko I might order one or few tonight will ask you for some video sample later tonight if you can make it possible thank you
 
Thanks @pinko Because lots of hikvision fans here ask me about hikvision cams, so we try to start at this ColorVu model and one 4K model. Maybe a good choice for more good cams.
I will invite some Hikvision Fans to make the testing.
 
Those specs look excellent, especially the low-light capability.

I've decided it's time to move on from the 2MP ultra-low-light IP cams now that there are higher-resolution ultra-low-light devices appearing.
This does look like a good candidate for me.
 
I've decided it's time to move on from the 2MP ultra-low-light IP cams now that there are higher-resolution ultra-low-light devices appearing.
This tech is moving along at a good pace. If the test footage I viewed is any indication of what's coming from Dahua & Hikvision, It's time for me to put my 2MP low-light bias aside.

Found a rather polished promo/demo of ColorVu. It's marketing fodder/ eye candy. I don't expect results like this, but still looks pretty good.
 
He showed me some color low light footage of this new IPC-T2347G-LU . Mind blown! Ordered one on the spot.
I might be confused, but spec wise this looks like the Dahua 4MP Starlight+ Full-color model.

 
I might be confused, but spec wise this looks like the Dahua 4MP Starlight+ Full-color model.

The hikvision 4mp full color one has no ir light or led light. It's working bit well, and has big difference on the low light working.
 
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This tech is moving along at a good pace. If the test footage I viewed is any indication of what's coming from Dahua & Hikvision, It's time for me to put my 2MP low-light bias aside.

Found a rather polished promo/demo of ColorVu. It's marketing fodder/ eye candy. I don't expect results like this, but still looks pretty good.




Lets not forget thats a professionally produced Marketing video. There's some discussion on IPVM about the shadows and lighting in the background and foreground...
 
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These use an always on supplemental light
EDIT: An "Always on light" that can be turned OFF is not an "Always on light". Someone please explain the concept of on and off to this guy. :P
In the video you posted it shows the LED lights can be turned on and off and adjusted via camera GUI. (@6:49)
I also checked local pricing. I found Empiretech had a better price. You also get Andy's Legendary after sales support. That's something I'd happily pay a premium for.
 
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I don't think that's quite correct.
In the video you posted it shows the LED lights can be turned on and off and adjusted via camera GUI. (@6:49)
I also checked local pricing. I found Empiretech had a better price. You also get Andy's Legendary after sales support. That's something I'd happily pay a premium for.
Out of the box the supplemental light is on by default and of course can be switched on or off , but whilst it may be very good in very low light the marketing video (a few posts above) clearly shows shadows in the black and white shots from a light source on the opposite side of the camera view and when it switches to color that is the supplemental light activated,
 
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I really don't know what your point is , are you saying it will display a color picture in darkness as Empire candy wrote ''ColorVu will be no LED or IR''or that the supplemental light comes on when motion is detected to give the color picture ?
 
I really don't know what your point is , are you saying it will display a color picture in darkness as Empire candy wrote ''ColorVu will be no LED or IR''or that the supplemental light comes on when motion is detected to give the color picture ?
Will have testing/review here soon, just wait it for days.