I like this PTZ.. HikVision - DS-2DF8C260I5XG-ELW 1/1.2" progressive scan CMOS @ 2mp.
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Having no experience with Hik PTZ's I recently bought a TandemVú 
DS-2SE7C432MW-AEB 14F1 from B&H for a very good price and yeah this shit wobbles when the panning stops but not as extreme as yours was. From my Dahua side none of them do this from all the sd5 to sd59 and sd4 I have.
DS-2SE7C432MW-AEB 14F1 from B&H for a very good price and yeah this shit wobbles when the panning stops but not as extreme as yours was. From my Dahua side none of them do this from all the sd5 to sd59 and sd4 I have.
Interesting, The one I had did NOT have the gyroscope, while yours seems to have it.Having no experience with Hik PTZ's I recently bought a TandemVú
Image Stabilization: EIS (Built-in gyroscope to improve EIS performance) for your DS-2SE7C432MW-AEB 14F1
Can you post a video of the wobble you're getting on your 4MP?
I took it down for now as I read up how to use this thing. I dont believe I had EIS on at the time as I was testing it. It was mounted with a JBPW-L mount onto a 2x8 that was lagged into my 4x4. I was randomly panning around seeing how it behaved and sorry for the endless panning I set it on accident in iVms a the start
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When you change the presets, it does shake a little when it stops. However, it takes that long for the camera to refocus on the new subject. IMHO it is not that bad.
Its lot faster than my other ones and maybe faster than my sd5a825. For only 375 its really impressive with all the features, specs and, auto tracking.
i have a question about this one, the bullet camera not the ptzHaving no experience with Hik PTZ's I recently bought a TandemVú
i know it is static and cannot be adjusted right?
what is the vertical angle of it? i cant seem to find the information here
i might want to buy one, not sure yet, but it would be installed about 9-10 feet above ground, i would like to know what it would "show", i do not know if it's too close to the ground or not
Listed as "[Bullet channel]: Horizontal field of view: 88.7°, Vertical field of view: 44.7°;" The higher end models have some slight adjustability to the panorama bullet. I do not know the angle of tilt this has. Keep in mind the bullets are color only. Dahua's models seem to have electronic or manual adjustment
Any day now, Andy is going to process the refund. I just sent him the information he needed to proceed.
Last I heard, Andy and Hikvision were still going back and forth on the issue, with Hikvision essentially claiming the shaking was normal. This was after they tried to fix it by adjusting the control pan/tilt speeds with software. When that didn’t work, they started saying it was just normal. Dahua, on the other hand, seems to have better PTZ cameras, where shaking isn’t an issue—or at least, I haven't seen it.
Appreciate the follow up and explanation of the current status.
I honestly hope this thread is seen all over the world on social media and shames the hell out of Hikvision!
