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Reolink RLC-810A 4K 8MP H.265 PoE Security Camera w/ Person/Vehicle/Pet Detection, 100Ft Night Vision $63 + Free Shipping
$64.29
$89.99
Reolink via Amazon [amazon.com] has their Reolink RLC-810A 4K 8MP H.265 PoE Security Camera w/ Person/Vehicle/Pet Detection, 100Ft Night Vision for $72.24 - $9.25 w/ codeIGI67TCP =$62.99. Shipping is free. - expired
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- Black [amazon.com]$84.99 - 25% Clipped Coupon = $63.74 >Now $64.29
Key Features:
- 4K Ultra HD
- Person/Vehicle/Pet Detection
- 100Ft 8MP IR Night Vision
- IP66 Certified Waterproof
- Power over Ethernet
- No Subscription
- Time Lapse
- Recording:
- Micro SD Card, up to 256GB (not included)
- Reolink NVR (not included)
- FTP
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Give Feedback Model: REOLINK 4K Security Camera Outdoor System, Surveillance IP PoE Camera with Human/Vehicle Detection, 100Ft 8MP IR Night Vision, Work with Smart Home, Timelapse, Up to 256GB SD Card, RLC-810A
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/20/2024, 10:09 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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 Amazon | $84.99 |
| Product Name: | REOLINK Security Camera Outdoor System 4K, Surveillance IP PoE with Human/Vehicle/Pet Detection, 25FPS Daytime, 100F IR Night Vision, Up to 256GB microSD Card, RLC-810A, Audio and Motion Alert |
| Manufacturer: | Reolink Digital |
| Model Number: | B800 |
| Product SKU: | B07K74GWX5 |
| UPC: | 725423889727 |
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1/2.49" CMOS Sensor
Video Resolution
3840x2160 (8.0 Megapixels) at 25 frames/sec
Lens
f=2.8mm fixed; F=2.0, with IR-cut filter
It is a terrrible cam based on the specs. People get hooked by the marketing of it being 4K which is fine but the sensor is too small and the lens F - 2.0 don't impress. Will take great daytime still photos and videos but when it gets into night motion its not good IMO.
1/2.49" CMOS Sensor
Video Resolution
3840x2160 (8.0 Megapixels) at 25 frames/sec
Lens
f=2.8mm fixed; F=2.0, with IR-cut filter
It is a terrrible cam based on the specs. People get hooked by the marketing of it being 4K which is fine but the sensor is too small and the lens F - 2.0 don't impress. Will take great daytime still photos and videos but when it gets into night motion its not good IMO.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank big mike
"f" (small f) is focal length, lower numbers are wider, higher numbers are more zoomed in if you will
F (big F) is aperture, lower numbers allow more light in, higher numbers less, the quantity doubles for every 1.4x change, so a F=2 is half as much light as F=1.4 which is half of F=1.0
Sensor size 1/2.5" is on the small side of mid range, 1/1.8" would be probably the largest you'll find in a mainstream affordable camera last I looked. Bigger sensor, more surface area, more light.
Frames per second, I don't get too hung up on this but lower FPS means blurrier/choppier image if something in the frame is moving quickly.
This camera is pretty meh as F=2 is on the slow end and 1/2.5" is on the small end for sensor size.
If you prioritize night vision you may also want to look for STARVIS or BSI (back side illuminated) sensors, I think many are these days but if they tout it usually the camera will be designed around low light use.
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