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LaView Saturn Series 4K UltraHD 8MP Turret Dome Ourdoor PoE Audio IP Camera,2.8mm, h.265+, True 120dB WDR, IP67, MicroSD card slot, IVS,ePoE, 2-pack $260.25
$260.25
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note - prior deal here on SDs on this
https://slickdeals.net/f/12958249-laview-saturn-series-dahua-oem-8-3mp-4k-uhd-poe-metal-120db-wdr-ivs-audio-turret-ip-camera-119-20-more-free-s-h
for example, a similar model is being sold for $190+ on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Dahua-IPC-...B077QKFTT6
Im using MileStone to record and store it on my server.
Im using MileStone to record and store it on my server.
How are you evaluating these?
Note - here's a day time capture which should in theory be close to what you'd see with these cameras ( ipcamtalk has more also in the reviews, look for the Dahua IPC-HxD48xx models to compare with )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ_Rnfe
note - prior deal here on SDs on this
https://slickdeals.net/f/12958249-laview-saturn-series-dahua-oem-8-3mp-4k-uhd-poe-metal-120db-wdr-ivs-audio-turret-ip-camera-119-20-more-free-s-h
for example, a similar model is being sold for $190+ on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Dahua-IPC-...B077QKFTT6
https://www.aliexpress.
Seems like the sensor is similar (1/3")
https://www.aliexpress.
Seems like the sensor is similar (1/3")
In general avoid random branded products from Chinese vendors.
Why:
There's a lot of less than perfect products coming out from China - especially if there is a software aspect. Even the tier-1 OEMs are not doing as well on their quality of software as I like, eventually they will get better.
Remember even the bigger brands in the IoT and security camera space from China seem to still be behind US and EU companies in terms of software development / lifecycle - often leaving vast number of insecure products connected to the internet. Thus why protecting the equipment from Random internet attacks is good. ( use a VPN service running on your router if you want to access the camera feed from outside of your home )
Software is an important part of all of these systems - so if you stick with market leaders you are typically better off as they have more software developers and there are more customers sharing what they learn from the products.
note - prior deal here on SDs on this
https://slickdeals.net/f/12958249-laview-saturn-series-dahua-oem-8-3mp-4k-uhd-poe-metal-120db-wdr-ivs-audio-turret-ip-camera-119-20-more-free-s-h
for example, a similar model is being sold for $190+ on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Dahua-IPC-...B077QKFTT6
Not certain which exact type of turrets you are thinking of.
So I'll answer based on what I see often brought up at ipcamtalk
Turret style cameras - typically you see it in fixed lens ( 2.8mm, 3.6mm,... - 3.6mm is better imho as the FOV is not too wide and thus ID distance is reasonable ) and variable lens / varifocal lens - which allows a custom FOV and thus "zoom" - that is you can customize the ID distance.
In general - I would get both types, and use the varifocal lens models on the front of the house to get enough pixels to the start of your driveway or your mailbox on the street ( if you have a curb side mailbox ) or to the street where you may park, and use the 3.6mm lens on places a 90 degree ( approx, based on some Dahua models ) would be fine. ( say covering your back yard ).
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Not certain which exact type of turrets you are thinking of.
So I'll answer based on what I see often brought up at ipcamtalk
Turret style cameras - typically you see it in fixed lens ( 2.8mm, 3.6mm,... - 3.6mm is better imho as the FOV is not too wide and thus ID distance is reasonable ) and variable lens / varifocal lens - which allows a custom FOV and thus "zoom" - that is you can customize the ID distance.
In general - I would get both types, and use the varifocal lens models on the front of the house to get enough pixels to the start of your driveway or your mailbox on the street ( if you have a curb side mailbox ) or to the street where you may park, and use the 3.6mm lens on places a 90 degree ( approx, based on some Dahua models ) would be fine. ( say covering your back yard ).
I was referring to the two different types of turrets in my original post that I linked. One has a square IR light, the other one has a round IR light with audio.
I was referring to the two different types of turrets in my original post that I linked. One has a square IR light, the other one has a round IR light with audio.
Ah...
So the LaView "Saturn", the one with the round IR - is a Dahua OEM model.
The other LaView turret, the one with the Square IR - is a Hikision OEM model.
Think of this as Nissan pickup truck vs Toyota pickup truck, to someone who is not that into trucks - they basically look the same... of course, what also matters is what is under the hood, and both OEMs make versions with standard transmissions and automatic, 4 cylinder, maybe 6 cylinder,... etc.
So now that you can recognize the cases of different OEMs that LaView carries, do check the specs to see what is under the hood.
Ah...
So the LaView "Saturn", the one with the round IR - is a Dahua OEM model.
The other LaView turret, the one with the Square IR - is a Hikision OEM model.
Think of this as Nissan pickup truck vs Toyota pickup truck, to someone who is not that into trucks - they basically look the same... of course, what also matters is what is under the hood, and both OEMs make versions with standard transmissions and automatic, 4 cylinder, maybe 6 cylinder,... etc.
So now that you can recognize the cases of different OEMs that LaView carries, do check the specs to see what is under the hood.
Thank you sir!
Does this work for Synology? I tried setting it up but no luck and can't find the exact product number..
Mine shows ltdhip3682W-28ISM
Ah...
So the LaView "Saturn", the one with the round IR - is a Dahua OEM model.
The other LaView turret, the one with the Square IR - is a Hikision OEM model.
Think of this as Nissan pickup truck vs Toyota pickup truck, to someone who is not that into trucks - they basically look the same... of course, what also matters is what is under the hood, and both OEMs make versions with standard transmissions and automatic, 4 cylinder, maybe 6 cylinder,... etc.
So now that you can recognize the cases of different OEMs that LaView carries, do check the specs to see what is under the hood.
Does this work for Synology? I tried setting it up but no luck and can't find the exact product number..
Mine shows ltdhip3682W-28ISM
Try using a Dahua model number for a 8MP IP camera.. something like IPC-HxW48xx
( x = what ever .. )
Try using a Dahua model number for a 8MP IP camera.. something like IPC-HxW48xx
( x = what ever .. )