4K Outdoor Security IP Turret PoE Camera

awesome, would love to know if the 'no events' is specific to all reolinks or just some models all my amcrests work perfectly (i only have one one reolink i bought to evaluate for 4k indoor PTZ which amcrest doesn't have in the same form factor) i agree ONVIF table stakes features like this will def

Ordered Anpviz 4K Dual Lens PoE based on reviews but even after flashing new FW doesn't seem to work with NFS and no option for FTP. Any suggestions Given that Anpviz is apparently rebadged Hikvision, you might check out HiLook and HikVision? Sometimes it is possible to reflash Anpviz cameras with t

Update: I just pulled the official Zyxel datasheet to double-check, and I had the dimensions wrong on the 18EP. Let me correct myself. XMG1915-10EP is 250x104x27mm (9.84 x 4.09 x 1.06 inches) - fits your 10-11" On-Q. XMG1915-18EP is 330x230x44mm (12.99 x 9.06 x 1.73 inches) and is actually a rack-mo

I had that debate with myself as well. My Amcrest cams were already installed and running on Surveillance Station, so swapping them out for Unifi cams meant climbing up to the soffits and other places I have them mounted and remounting new cams that are essentially the same. Then I'd be stuck with a

I have the Amcrest cameras with HKSV, 3 different kinds and all support POE. They've been great, but the browser based admin page to config settings is trash. Other than that, I'm happy with them. ETA: didn't read the bit about color night vision, but seems like they have models that support it as w

I ordered and installed them last weekend. I had an Amcrest POE system that this was replacing so install wasn't too bad using my existing cat6 cables. I'm new to Eufy but they are much better overall than my Amcrest 4k setup. The AI stuff isn't super useful to me but the tracking is nice. Overall,

The IPCAMTALK nerds would be better suited for this. If you need damn good clarity at night; Dahua, Uniview, Hikvision with the brandings of Starlight, Colorvision, etc are in your ballpark. My only thing is they come in 2K res because of their required aperture and stuff. Not my ballpark. There are

My amcrest cameras have a snapshot function. Check with amcrest chat before purchasing. You're going to need high resolution 4k or more for good view at 50 yards.

You can use the Amcrest cams in Protect (I have a bunch in Protect as well as in Synology). But those cams will only record 24/7. There will be no motion detection or event creation. It's strictly recording what the camera is seeing. So if you want to go back and check something, you'll have to know

I switched my old Swann box for a 4K Amcrest DVR and it was a lifesaver. Since your wires are already run, you just unplug them from the old unit and pop them into the new one. Look for an Amcrest or Lorex "5-in-1" or "XV-R" DVR. They are designed to be "universal" for BNC cameras. The Amcrest View