What's the longest distance at which these cameras can discern a person's face/features clearly during the day? And, the distance at night?
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I only have two hooked up indoors and the distance from the farthest camera is about 20ft. I can see everything clearly at that distance.
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With the 480 TV lines that come with the cameras 50 ft day and 20 ft night. You can purchase by from E-bay or Amazon some 1000 or better TV line cameras and double or triple that distance.
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The camera will not trigger that far away. I would say 60 feet is the max. However the field of vision is much further than that. You would get clear pictures out to 150 feet I would estimate.
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Use a tripod and have multiple batteries it should work fine. There will be a slight color distortion is shot during the day, but at night as with all full spectrum cameras you really need good lights to use with it.
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I wouldn't count on being able to identify the person with this. It's motion triggered and takes a picture every 5 seconds or so (can't remember exactly), so there's no guarantee you'll get their face. Also, you can see the infrared lights, so if you try it you need to place it where they can't destroy it if they notice it.
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The app can be had from your app store for free... These are also "hi-resolution" 600 TV lines cameras. These sleek indoor/outdoor cameras display hi-resolution images day or night with an advanced 600 TVL sensor that offer up to 50FT of facial recognition.
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Yes there is a guideline. If used for surveillance it would have to be pretty close to make out the face.
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Around 20 - 30 meters at a straight on shot. This is not a high def security camera, better at close range. Good night vision capability.
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The cameras are Swann Pro-530. Look up the stats online and you will find the viewing angle. We are very pleased with them. Could you see a whole room, well that depends where you put the camera and how big the room is. Best way is to do the math. We can see about 60 feet at night with just infrared and some moonlight through windows. All depends where you put them how far you can see. A little light helps a whole lot, even if it is from a window or a lamp. Power cable is built into the bnc cable. You'll have everything you need besides a monitor.
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theres no flash but you will see the infared LED's up to about 60 ft. away at night wich is roughly the distance it can record up to at night. the LED's are about as 3 times less bright as a typical LED. During the day it can record up to about 100-150 ft in day light which you may see what is being "stolen" if its big enough.
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The camera communicates wirelessly with the monitor. There is no wire connection, so the effective distance may be limited. I find about 75 feet to be the max. Highly functional camera because it is portable and can be moved from place to place. Usually good reception at night. Overall, we depend on this camera to watch our property.
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I have yet to try this camera at night. It does, however, work well in low light conditions. I would say that the range for good images is around 15 feet, but this camera does not have the same high resolution as a normal point and shoot.
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I'm not sure Bill, but I do have a DCS-2332L outside camera which has limited built-in IR distance (15 feet?) but responds VERY well with a little supplemental lighting to increase it's night vision distance and clarity.
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Yes they are color cameras, actually quite good in daylight conditions. At night infrared sensors take over and black and white images are captured. If there is a near enough light source some colors can be detected at night.
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Friend the camera records very well in low light day. At night you have to putting on an extra lamp for darkness. and where artificial light very well ... records It is an excellent camera.
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Daytime, if conditions are perfect and vehicle isn't too far away. Nighttime, no, plate reflects too much light back. Camera is really good during the day and night though.
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It's kind of from the camera to infiniti (as far as the camera can see). Varies with the amount of light the camera "sees" + the size of the object in motion. One camera we have set can detect motion from about 40 to 50 feet away, with light from passing cars on the street further than that, maybe 60 feet. It records 10 seconds before the trigger event, then as long as there is motion to record. It has also recorded small moths that has flown in front of the camera (unexpected sensitivity). VERY pleased with this product & it's capabilities inside our home.
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the distance veries,depending on the amount of moon light-reflective objects-generaly speaking,on average--about 30 ft.-hope this was helpful-if u have a set of these cameras,you will began to understand what you can expect to see from each camera at nite as they will all be defferent.hope this was helpful,thes are the best cameras on the market for the money.I have 2 4camer systems,1 8 camera system,