During the daytime, not as much for the same field of view. In fact some say Reolink is better in the day than many other brands.
But when is the perp looking around....for most it is low light, middle of the night.
At night time/low light conditions, the difference will be extreme.
Reolinks suffer from firmware designed to provide a bright static image in low light conditions. But that comes at the expense of not getting clear captures at night.
Reolink gets lots of ghosting and blurring, and sometimes the invisible man LOL.
If all you care about is to look around, then probably ok. But if you plan to be able to use them in the event something happens and you need to get the police involved, return them....
What you mean a missing hand isn't normal LOL
(plus look at the blur on the face and he is barely moving and this should be ideal indoor IR bounce and it struggles):
How about missing everything but the head and upper torso
The invisible man, where can he be. Thank goodness he is carrying around a reflective plate to see where he is LOL (
hint - the person is literally in the middle of the image at the end of the fence holding a rectangular reflective piece of metal)
I've seen better images on an episode of ghost hunters
And of course, this is an example from Reolink's marketing videos - do you see a person in this picture...yes, there is a person in this picture.... Could this provide anything useful for the police other than the date and time something happened? Would this protect your home? The still picture looks great though except for the person and the blur of the vehicle... Will give you a hint - the person is in between the two visible columns:
Bad Boys
Bad Boys
Watcha gonna do
Watcha gonna do
When the camera can't see you
Here is the unofficial Reolink thread.
You can see all the attempts people have provided to demonstrate the quality of Reolink, and they are all a blurry mess at night or missing body parts or other messes.
We have challenged someone to provide a clean capture of someone moving at night with a Reolink and as you can see with 20 pages, nobody has yet to provide a usable image with motion at night.
Reolink's algorithm is designed to produce a nice bright static image at night and that comes at a cost of blur and ghost and missing body parts at night.
Reolink: Deconstruction of a dangerous misleading youtube review "Finding the BEST 4K Security Camera NVR Package (Reolink vs Amcrest vs Swann)"
Most will say these don't cut it. There is also much talk in that thread about the issues of Reolink and BI.
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