But I don't live on a farm, mute point.
Street lighting, garage lights & entrance light provide plenty of night time illumination for usable images.
The Typical picture of a Perp on Nextdoor-type Apps with Consumer Grade Cameras like Ring, Nest, Arlo, Canary, Wyze, etc.
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Street lighting, garage lights & entrance light provide plenty of night time illumination for usable images.
Anyone have samples of the Arlo Ulta 2? Supposed to be 8mp with a 1/2 inch sensor. Not being able to adjust shutter speed would be an issue, but wondering how they would be as an overview cam.
Courtesy of Blink, does anyone recognize this bike thief:
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Is that one of those new drone cameras we've seen in Ukraine?
As the estate agent would say, location, location, location...
IF you're going to have a blurred picture, at least get a good one!
As the estate agent would say, location, location, location...
IF you're going to have a blurred picture, at least get a good one!
Anyone make out this package stealer.
Just wow - streetlight and bright, and that is the best it can do. I wish I had that kinda light.
Just wow - streetlight and bright, and that is the best it can do. I wish I had that kinda light.
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And taken through a window to boot.
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Look at all that light! A well configured camera would have gotten a perfect still.
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Arlo Ultra 2 specs ..
Max Resolution 4K
FOV 180 degree diagonal
Sensor Size 1/2"
Due to the FOV I would expect this to not have a long ID distance .. also as they are typically cloud dependent cameras, they often have significant compression issues ..
That's LifeHackster the camera review guy from youtube. I watch lots of his videos when I first start learning about security cameras.
8mp on a 1/2" sensor size is a lot of pixels on a very small sensor. That combined with the huge issue of not being able to adjust the shutter speed is going to result in TERRIBLE low/no light performance.
Courtesy of our friends at vivint, can any identify this car thief? He even stopped for the camera.
He is close to the camera and this wifi crap is the best quality it could get.
He is close to the camera and this wifi crap is the best quality it could get.
Even the watermark is out of focus!
Yeah lol I think the wifi dropped the resolution so low that it even makes their logo look poor LOL.
So I went back to the vivint video above to see if the image and logo was clear at any time.
No surprise to any of us, but it had a clean higher resolution image until motion at which point the bitrate jumps up and the wifi cannot keep up.
Another great example of why we say wifi and surveillance cameras are not a good match.
No surprise to any of us, but it had a clean higher resolution image until motion at which point the bitrate jumps up and the wifi cannot keep up.
Another great example of why we say wifi and surveillance cameras are not a good match.
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Bit off topic, but I see the owner of the cat being more the Karen. If a cat was using my property as a toilet and eating in my garden, I'd be pissed, too.
I think there is a conversation to be had there, but if someone came to my door with that kind of attitude then my desire to answer or even continue talking to them would be zero.
Not to mention, I am not going to tell some random person at my door that I am not home and that is the reason I can't come to the door.
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I agree. The manner in which the complainant approached the issue was terrible. Aggressive and unhinged.