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Review - OEM IPC-B5442E-ZE 4MP AI Varifocal Bullet Camera With Starlight+
I was just going to buy X8 of those cams together with NVR5216-16P-I to get the support of face recognition with I found out that the DORI distance on the spec is 4-11m (for identify) while the HDW5442T-ZE mentions 6-13m. That difference changes a lot for me. I'm not sure however, if I can... -
IPC-HDW5442T-ZE New cam from Dahua :)
greymanlife This camera have have face capture feature. With a Dahua AI NVR, you can (in theory) use the face capture capability to get face recognition. BI does not support face recognition at all. However, BI have some other advantages as flexibility. Most people here prefer the BI over... -
IPC-HDW5442T-ZE New cam from Dahua :)
fixed lens would always bring in more light comparing to adjustable focus. you cannot escape the physics. that's also why professional still photographers would only use fix lens for their camera. adjustable focus = more optic = less light. still, adjustable focus is more convenient, flexible... -
Best nightime camera for a boat?
salt or sweet water? there is a major difference..... on the sea, not too many things would last more than few months because of the salt. sweet water is a totally different thing -
Review-AI NVR 4216-I
from what I've red so far about the 4216-I, it looks like too big of a risk to buy it. I was thinking about a set of 8XHDW5442T-ZE together with NVR5216-16P-I Andy suggests that the 5216 would be better if only because of the fact that I intend to connect 8IPC with FD to it. Before pulling... -
Dahua cameras on google home (nest hub, max, Lenovo, ...)
sorry for answering so late, I just saw that thread I was looking for the very same setup except, I was thinking of using that RPI with HA (Home Assistant). If you did not yet find a solution, I'd try the HA. If you did, I'd be more than happy if you'd share it. I cannot test it for you... -
IPC-HDW5442T-ZE New cam from Dahua :)
Thank you Dunk but I'm not sure where you are taking that data from... In my internet, the eyeball cameras T5442TM-AS-LED and the IR version mentions the starlight+ and I also saw the bullet model DH-IPC-HFW5442E-ZE official spec that clearly mentions the starlight+ as well as showing the... -
IPC-HDW5442T-ZE New cam from Dahua :)
I was waiting for a 5442 with veri focal. but I expected them all to have starlight+ I cannot see starlight+ nor starlight. The point of the 4MP for me was that thanks for the starlight+, I could enjoy both 4MP and decent night view. confused. -
looking for a 5442 cam
hello, I like the reviews of the 5442 with starlight+ but I was also looking for an eyeball, verifocal (motorized lens) and face detection. Anything you can recommend? I was also thinking about the IPC-HDW5431R-ZE but I do not see starlight in the specs and the size of the sensor is not as... -
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Facial recognition questions
Thank you CC, I believe I only got more confused. I do know the difference between face detection and facial recognition. The ideal for me would be to trigger the alarm only for line crossing of a stranger but it looks like it's still very far from possible. Not only that, if I need to choose... -
Facial recognition questions
Hello, I was wandering. Some NVR's are mentioning the support of facial recognition. Some IP cams are also mentioning that feature. Now, in order to have that feature, do I need the cam(s) OR the NVR to support it or both of them. Yet another question: The stranger alarm. is it good enough... -
Review - Dahua SD49225XA-HNR 2MP 25x Starlight + IR PTZ AI Camera with Deep IVS & SMD Plus
Thanks Wildcat. So it means that the camera is working on 802.3at but consumes no more than 13W (half the power that 802.3at supports). By the way, I'm a little confused about the face recognition feature: some cameras support it, some NVRs supports it and I still do not know if it's a feature... -
Review - Dahua SD49225XA-HNR 2MP 25x Starlight + IR PTZ AI Camera with Deep IVS & SMD Plus
simple question about the power consumption when I check the common Dahua NVR's, all I can see is support for POE standard 802.3af. that camera however, is 802.3at. in theory, it could consume twice as much power. is there any Dahua POE NVR that anyone here have experience with? -
New setup, x8 cam + NVR
Hi all, I was quietly following the forum for some time now. The best place knowledge about IP cam. The more I was reading though, the more I got confused. I would really appreciate some good advice for new setup based on NVR and 8 external cameras. My current setup/ current situation: I have...