Need PTZ hikvision with wifi and smart tracking/auto tracking
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Yes, I use Blue Iris, but there is some functionality to do it as well in an NVR.
Here is a great thread that shows how spotter cams can be used to get the object, whether the camera lost track of them or they stopped and it lost track.
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Here is a great thread that shows how spotter cams can be used to get the object, whether the camera lost track of them or they stopped and it lost track.
Another "That camera is following me" clip
At least they had a good chuckle over it....
I contacted first the hikvision international, then i contacted hikvision Iberia that includes Portugal(my country) and spain… the response was this:
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I think that isn’t a fix for this…someone with a more expensive hikvision cam can also report this kind of behavior? Because we have at least 3 verions of hikvision tracking:
Just to report that after some tweaking in the parameters the cam just work as I expected, i just needed more tracking time when a target stops…5 seconds sometimes isn’t enough if the target start moving again.
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I think that isn’t a fix for this…someone with a more expensive hikvision cam can also report this kind of behavior? Because we have at least 3 verions of hikvision tracking:
Just to report that after some tweaking in the parameters the cam just work as I expected, i just needed more tracking time when a target stops…5 seconds sometimes isn’t enough if the target start moving again.
Unfortunately this is the expected response from Hikvision but it’s ok as you have the camera working on your own.
Yeah that should be decent. It is the correct MP/sensor ratio.
Domes are not recommended outside unless it is well protected from the elements. The big issue is that the domes will hold onto water droplets much longer than a turret or bullet and thus any dirt on it can then become problematic. And during a rain event, the camera is basically blind...
The domes attract lots of dust. Then rain. Then dirty rain spots. Glare from all angles of the sun. Then over time the sun will "fog" the dome like a car headlight.
So if you go that route, try to tuck it under an eave so it is somewhat protected.
Domes are not recommended outside unless it is well protected from the elements. The big issue is that the domes will hold onto water droplets much longer than a turret or bullet and thus any dirt on it can then become problematic. And during a rain event, the camera is basically blind...
The domes attract lots of dust. Then rain. Then dirty rain spots. Glare from all angles of the sun. Then over time the sun will "fog" the dome like a car headlight.
So if you go that route, try to tuck it under an eave so it is somewhat protected.
Yeah that should be decent. It is the correct MP/sensor ratio.
Domes are not recommended outside unless it is well protected from the elements. The big issue is that the domes will hold onto water droplets much longer than a turret or bullet and thus any dirt on it can then become problematic. And during a rain event, the camera is basically blind...
The domes attract lots of dust. Then rain. Then dirty rain spots. Glare from all angles of the sun. Then over time the sun will "fog" the dome like a car headlight.
So if you go that route, try to tuck it under an eave so it is somewhat protected.
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You think that that camera is better than the other that i have? The ds-2de4A320iw-de?
I ask that because i only see the mention of darkfighter and i think that the camera not have IR light.
Darkfighter is simply a marketing term. If you do not have enough light, it will be blind. I wouldn't necessarily call this one a significant upgrade from what you have.