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Security King 2MP Starlight ( Dahua OEM ) IP PoE eyeball / turret security camera $105.08
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Security King Elite 2MP Starlight™ IP Eyeball Dome Security Camera w/IR & ePOE
IPOD-ELS2IR28A-EP
$145.95 $116.76
BF deal, 10% additional off w/code 2019BLACK10 = $105.08 ( free shipping )
New 10% off discount code good until 12/26/2019: Holiday2019
Dahua OEM w/IVS features.
IPOD-ELS2IR28A-EP Specifications
Megapixels: 2MP
Image Sensor: 1/2.8 inch 2MP progressive scan CMOS
Lens: 2.8mm Fixed Lens
Minimum Illumination: 0.007Lux/F1.6( Color,1/3s,30IRE)
LEDs: 1
IR Distance: 164
OSD N/A
Protocol: ONVIF, PSIA, CGI
Operating Temperature: -22°F ~ +140° F) / Less than 95% RH
Dimension: 4.17in x 4.17in x 3.69in
Power: DC12V, PoE(802.3af)(Class 0)
https://www.securitycam
IPOD-ELS2IR28A-EP
New 10% off discount code good until 12/26/2019: Holiday2019
Dahua OEM w/IVS features.
IPOD-ELS2IR28A-EP Specifications
Megapixels: 2MP
Image Sensor: 1/2.8 inch 2MP progressive scan CMOS
Lens: 2.8mm Fixed Lens
Minimum Illumination: 0.007Lux/F1.6( Color,1/3s,30IRE)
LEDs: 1
IR Distance: 164
OSD N/A
Protocol: ONVIF, PSIA, CGI
Operating Temperature: -22°F ~ +140° F) / Less than 95% RH
Dimension: 4.17in x 4.17in x 3.69in
Power: DC12V, PoE(802.3af)(Class 0)
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This camera should correspond to a Dahua OEM international model IPC-HDW42xx
"2.8mm wide angle fixed lens giving you the ability to have a 109° horizontal view"
ID distance theoretical ( ref: https://slickdeals.net/f/10409612-lorex-dahua-oem-6x-4k-8mp-security-camera-system-w-8-port-poe-ip-nvr-2tb-hdd-kit-at-costco-b-m-ymmv-for-799-99 )
Dahua IPC-HDW4231EM-AS starlight fixed lens 1080p 1920x1080
w/2.8mm lens FOV H 110 degrees: 10 feet
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This camera should correspond to a Dahua OEM international model IPC-HDW42xx
"2.8mm wide angle fixed lens giving you the ability to have a 109° horizontal view"
ID distance theoretical ( ref: https://slickdeals.net/f/10409612-lorex-dahua-oem-6x-4k-8mp-security-camera-system-w-8-port-poe-ip-nvr-2tb-hdd-kit-at-costco-b-m-ymmv-for-799-99 )
Dahua IPC-HDW4231EM-AS starlight fixed lens 1080p 1920x1080
w/2.8mm lens FOV H 110 degrees: 10 feet
Think we'll see a 4mp Starlight+ on sale?
https://www.securitycam
This camera should correspond to a Dahua OEM international model IPC-HDW42xx
"2.8mm wide angle fixed lens giving you the ability to have a 109° horizontal view"
ID distance theoretical ( ref: https://slickdeals.net/f/10409612-lorex-dahua-oem-6x-4k-8mp-security-camera-system-w-8-port-poe-ip-nvr-2tb-hdd-kit-at-costco-b-m-ymmv-for-799-99 )
Dahua IPC-HDW4231EM-AS starlight fixed lens 1080p 1920x1080
w/2.8mm lens FOV H 110 degrees: 10 feet
Is this the one you recommended for frontdoor?
Not good for suspect identification. Only good for small coverage areas like a small room.
I think it's good for a front-door. He's saying within 10 feet you should be able to ID the person.
Yes, with more MP you'll be able to ID at a greater distance during the day only, but it won't have the great low light performance this camera has.
Yes, with a narrower lens, you'll be able to ID at a greater distance, but it will be a very narrow field of view.
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Not good for suspect identification. Only good for small coverage areas like a small room.
Still a good camera to ID up to 10 feet away from the camera.
Yes, with more MP you'll be able to ID at a greater distance during the day only, but it won't have the great low light performance this camera has.
Yes, with a narrower lens, you'll be able to ID at a greater distance, but it will be a very narrow field of view.
Q: Are the 2mp starlight cameras that much better at night than an 8mp 4k camera?
A: There are a number of reviews and sharing of video examples at ipcamtalk on this topic, so that would be a good place to start looking closer at this question. Also remember there now are 8MP cameras with 1/1.8" sensors which do better in low light conditions vs the 1/2.5" sensor models.
Q: I understood the sensor size difference, but shouldn't it balance out with the resolution too?
A: This also is well covered there.. perhaps even in the cliff notes at ipcamtalk. The basic rule is that pixel size makes a significant difference for low light image capture. Most higher resolution cameras have more pixels on the sensor chips as well as smaller pixels. ( additional attributes also effect the quality of the image capture.. however to keep it simple I'm just talking about pixel size.. )
Q: Are they also worth the difference in picture quality during the day?
A: This is up to you. Most 8MP cameras will out perform a 2MP camera in good light conditions in terms of amount of image that is captured - and thus "ID distance". If all you are concerned about is image capture in well lighted conditions then the 8MP will often be a better option.
Naturally there's more details, specs, price points to consider - so many times it can be more nuanced of a issue when you actually are comparing this. ( example: many of the 1080P 2MP cameras can process far more fps than a 8MP camera which most of us are willing to pay for )
New 10% off discount code good until
12/16/201912/26/2019: Holiday2019( thanks Md3456 for catching my typo of "16" )
New 10% off discount code good until
12/16/201912/26/2019: Holiday2019( thanks Md3456 for catching my typo of "16" )
Just get a PoE switch, and Dahua's SmartPSS software on the PC.
See the cliff notes at ipcamtalk for info on what Dahua uses for the default IP, and look for the Dahua config tool to assist in initial configuration.
Do you by chance know the Dahua variant of this 1/3" Sensor camera?
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