Hikvision 4K bullet lens options
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nayr
IPCT Contributor
I wouldn't, thats not a standard security camera sensor size.. 1/1.7", finding the right optics will cost a fortune and then there is a very high chance it wont fit..
If 4k 12mm is not enough, sounds like you needa PTZ
If 4k 12mm is not enough, sounds like you needa PTZ
Does the larger 1/1.7" sensor reduce the camera's ability to zoom in relative to smaller sensor cameras? For example the 4K bullet has a 32.6°angle of view at 12mm (4096 × 2160), while the 3MP mini bullet with a smaller 1/3" sensor has a 20.6°angle of view at 12mm (2048 × 1536)
nayr
IPCT Contributor
yes, my 1/1.8 16mm is no wier than my 1/2.8 12mm and my 1/3 12mm is alot narrower.
Geometry..
Geometry..
I can get a very good price on a 2MP 32mm Hikvision EXIR bullet camera that would be a drop in replacement for the same junction box that the 4K camera uses.
1/2.8" sensor
9.1° at 32mm (1920x1080)
328ft IR range (EXIR)
Do you that would work well for reading license plates on a 2 lane street (both lanes)?
1/2.8" sensor
9.1° at 32mm (1920x1080)
328ft IR range (EXIR)
Do you that would work well for reading license plates on a 2 lane street (both lanes)?
nayr
IPCT Contributor
perhaps, how far from the camera to the plates?
What's the price ?
about 45 feet.
nayr
IPCT Contributor
a 4MP 12mm will do hat just fine, or should.
Thank you very much as always your advice is very helpful. By the way I should have mentioned that the 2MP 32mm is variable focus. On Monday I'll look into a 4MP 12mm fixed. I might also be able to get a 5MP 16mm fixed.
It's a lightly used US version for $250.