Review-I'll be the guinea pig for the new SD59225U-HNI PTZ.

Keep in mind - another downside to these PTZs are they are more zoomed in than a normal camera no matter what. So the field of vision is quite a bit smaller than a normal 2.8 camera.
 
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rcirz said:
Im not alone! Confirmed.. shitty logic. Disappointing since I am always talking about how good my Dahuas have been. Ive tried everything and every setting. Just isn't going to work.
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Yeah, I noticed yours takes quite some time to start the actual tracking process - as does mine.

My question is - did we get faulty PTZ's - or is this normal behavior?
 
CastleSurveillance said:
Yeah, I noticed yours takes quite some time to start the actual tracking process - as does mine.

My question is - did we get faulty PTZ's - or is this normal behavior?
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My brother has the same camera, same vendor, bought a week prior to me. Id say its a design issue.
 
rcirz said:
My brother has the same camera, same vendor, bought a week prior to me. Id say its a design issue.
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Just confirming, since I really haven't read back through this thread - your brothers has the same issue as well?
 
rcirz said:
Im not alone! Confirmed.. shitty logic. Disappointing since I am always talking about how good my Dahuas have been. Ive tried everything and every setting. Just isn't going to work.
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Let's see your ivs screen shot
 
Cameraguy said:
Can try I'd say a little further in but its trial and error. Just take pictures each time. So you know what was better or worse. It will work if you get it set properly
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I mean - I get what you're saying - but this is not a very wide view in the first place here... limiting it's intrusion box anymore and this things just worthless - I may as well put up a normal camera.

In my opinion - I just don't think this camera is good for this space. It may work better for you because you seem to have a bit of property, but in suburbia where I live - up close has been nothing but headaches. I shouldn't have to play with these settings like this - Dahua should put out a PTZ with autotracking that works.
 
CastleSurveillance said:
I mean - I get what you're saying - but this is not a very wide view in the first place here... limiting it's intrusion box anymore and this things just worthless - I may as well put up a normal camera.

In my opinion - I just don't think this camera is good for this space. It may work better for you because you seem to have a bit of property, but in suburbia where I live - up close has been nothing but headaches. I shouldn't have to play with these settings like this - Dahua should put out a PTZ with autotracking that works.
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Well it's worth a try
 
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CastleSurveillance said:
I mean - I get what you're saying - but this is not a very wide view in the first place here... limiting it's intrusion box anymore and this things just worthless - I may as well put up a normal camera.

In my opinion - I just don't think this camera is good for this space. It may work better for you because you seem to have a bit of property, but in suburbia where I live - up close has been nothing but headaches. I shouldn't have to play with these settings like this - Dahua should put out a PTZ with autotracking that works.
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Yea man cause you should be able to just pull the camera from box, slap it to house and it magical works perfectly. Hahaha nothing in life is easy
 
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