Did anyone use these yet? Thoughts, comments, etc. appreciated.
Dahua N22AL12
Minimum Illumination Color: 0.005 lux at F1.6
Full specs here
Dahua N22AL12
Minimum Illumination Color: 0.005 lux at F1.6
Full specs here
New Dahua N22AL12 Budget Cam w/Starlight
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SouthernYankee
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Not sure if it's relevant but It's bigger than the 1/2.8” in the IPC-HDW5231R-ZE.
Hmm, it's a Starlight model and B&H Photo sells it for $53? Wow.
www.bhphotovideo.com
I haven't seen anyone here post about using one yet. Based on it's .005 min Lux rating, it seems like its low-light image quality might be a smidge better than the traditional 2MP 1/2.8" Starlights (.006 min Lux). Not sure if that'd be noticeable, but interesting none-the-less!
I don't see a match for it on Dahua's international site, but I could be missing it.
From what I see on the international site, it's the "Lite" 4MP models that get paired with the 1/2.7" sensors (.005 min Lux):
The international 2MP "Lite" models look to use a 1/2.8" sensor with a better min Lux (0.002):
Dahua Technology Lite Series N22AL12 2MP Outdoor Network Mini Dome Camera with Night Vision
Buy Dahua Technology Lite Series N22AL12 2MP Outdoor Network Mini Dome Camera with Night Vision featuring Up to 1920 x 1080 Resolution at 30 fps, IR LEDs for Night Vision up to 98', IR Cut Filter, 2.8mm Fixed Lens with f/1.6 Aperture, 110 x 59° Field of View, microSD Card Slot Supports up to...
www.bhphotovideo.com
I haven't seen anyone here post about using one yet. Based on it's .005 min Lux rating, it seems like its low-light image quality might be a smidge better than the traditional 2MP 1/2.8" Starlights (.006 min Lux). Not sure if that'd be noticeable, but interesting none-the-less!
I don't see a match for it on Dahua's international site, but I could be missing it.
From what I see on the international site, it's the "Lite" 4MP models that get paired with the 1/2.7" sensors (.005 min Lux):
The international 2MP "Lite" models look to use a 1/2.8" sensor with a better min Lux (0.002):
Those are USA region cameras, I have not used them yet but my Distributor has em for $62, They are claiming to be starlight but Im not sure about that at that price point. I will grab one from them for testing.Hmm, it's a Starlight model and B&H Photo sells it for $53? Wow.
Dahua Technology Lite Series N22AL12 2MP Outdoor Network Mini Dome Camera with Night Vision
Buy Dahua Technology Lite Series N22AL12 2MP Outdoor Network Mini Dome Camera with Night Vision featuring Up to 1920 x 1080 Resolution at 30 fps, IR LEDs for Night Vision up to 98', IR Cut Filter, 2.8mm Fixed Lens with f/1.6 Aperture, 110 x 59° Field of View, microSD Card Slot Supports up to...
I haven't seen anyone here post about using one yet. Based on it's .005 min Lux rating, it seems like its low-light image quality might be a smidge better than the traditional 2MP 1/2.8" Starlights (.006 min Lux). Not sure if that'd be noticeable, but interesting none-the-less!
I don't see a match for it on Dahua's international site, but I could be missing it.
From what I see on the international site, it's the "Lite" 4MP models that get paired with the 1/2.7" sensors (.005 min Lux):
The international 2MP "Lite" models look to use a 1/2.8" sensor with a better min Lux (0.002):
Haha, pretty soon the stars in the sky will be filing a dispute and claiming that they're the starlight 
Yea those are a fairly new add for sure, I have been claimoring to them for a long time about NOT having decent starlight cams, they are well aware that the USA distributors have been getting there lunch eaten by the International models so this might be their answer, I will have one on the way tomorrow. Just very curious who makes the sensor.
The more I look at that cam I do not believe its a Starvis sensor, they have a 3.6mm model with a starvis sensor going for $188
Dahua DH-IPC-HDBW4239RN-ASE, to be fair that is a EPOE cam also so who knows.
EDIT-------> NOT a starvis sensor, Dahua USA saying only that's a progressive scan.
Dahua DH-IPC-HDBW4239RN-ASE, to be fair that is a EPOE cam also so who knows.
EDIT-------> NOT a starvis sensor, Dahua USA saying only that's a progressive scan.
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Oh, so that would explain the price difference, ah and I ordered one as well just to test, will post comparison pictures
Wait so it may still contain STARVIS sensor? Could be something similar, but unbranded, but made to the same spec, anything possible these days, Samsung vs. Apple,
I'm actually receiving mine tomorrow as well, will be interesting as to what the turn out will be
I know mine is coming from Cali, might be a few days for me. Where did u get it from ?