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- 380 TV Lines Pledge, 6mm Lens
- 11 IR LEDs for Night Vision
- Built-in Microphone for Audio
- 60 ft. Cable & Power Adapter Included
Q-See outdoor cameras are built to withstand all the elements of nature. Rain, snow or hot sun will not deter the camera from sending clear video . The design of the camera incorporates a weatherproof metal casing with an “O” ring seal to keep the high pledge lens and the internal parts safe from nature. With the 11 bright Infra Red LEDs that light up at night, the camera will give black and white night vision for upto 30 ft. in total darkness.With the 60-ft. cable that is included in the package, installing the camera is a breeze. Use the camera to monitor an outdoor area or to watch areas everywhere children play. Bird-watching and monitoring animals without interfering on them are all possible with the Q-See outdoor cameras. With additional cable you can even place the camera at a very long distance and still get clear video feeds.The Digital Peripheral Solutions QPDCDC Q-See Outdoor Camera is an outdoor camera that’s built to withstand the elements of nature. Designed with a weatherpr
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P-O-O-R Image Quality!!!!!!!,
I bought 3 of these cameras to go with a Q-See 4-channel PCI card. I set up all three on my office desk, under excellent lighting. One camera has a decent image, one camera has a poor image, and the image from the third camera is so washed out that it is practically useless. The night vision feature allows you to make out shapes from very close range, but not much else. Even on the “decent” camera, the affect is poor. Prior to this hold, I was looking at some demo systems at Sam’s club, and the image quality with these cameras is much, much worse than even the entry-level, bargain cameras that were being demonstrated. I would recommend that you keep looking for a better camera, as this one has a poor picture quality.
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|Solid Camera,
I am running 16 of these cameras of which 12 are outside. The picture is really excellent considering the cost of the cameras ($50.00-$60.00 each) and the IR functions facility well. I am running a 18 camera transformer to power them, and so far it has been fantastic.
Pros:
* Small and simple to mount
* Simple connections for non tech savy individuals (RCA)
* Solid construction
* Picture quality is excellent for the cost of the camera
* IR function facility well
Cons:
* Turn round on camera base does not hold the camera in place out of the box. Here is a small phillips head screw that needs to be tightened on the turn round shaft for it to hold in place correctly.
* The holes on the mounting base are small in diameter. I redrilled the holes so I could use a better style screw to mount the cameras.
* The cameras flicker and flash a small bit in low light or over cast weather when it is wedged between standard running mode and IR. They also alternate between affect and black and white for the same reason in the same conditions.
I have used several other cameras and for the money these have been the best. The picture quality is comparable to the cameras I am running at my office that were much more expensive. Fantastic entry level camera for either a door camera or camera server setup.
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|Not recommended, even at this price,
I bought 3 of these cameras at about $50 each along with the Q-See 4 Channel PCI card. It includes a nice long 60ft of cable. The power is run through the same thin cable so you just need the AC adapter connected at the source (ie your PC or DVR). The AV cable is not BNC – it uses your typical RCA Yellow/Red/White cable for video/power/audio (mono), in that peacefulness. The pledge is also only a to some extent low 380 lines of pledge – but the price is also a to some extent low $50. :)
The thought was to use them for outdoor day/night video surveillance – just to keep on eye on things. The problem is that they have an absolutely horrible picture quality. Even if you want to see what’s going on, it is barely acceptable. And if you plot on recording – don’t waste your time.
2 of the 3 cameras were really defective. 1 camera had a red tint out of the box. The 2nd camera would never get out of night vision mode. The last camera worked “as designed.” It just wasn’t designed very well. I even tried using it at close range and indoors, no luck. If you have very excellent lighting, no glare at the camera, etc – it must work “OK.”
The problem is that you are going to have various lighting conditions and the camera needs to adapt. Even night vision is useless. Anything further than 4 or 5 ft and it’s just a blur. Night vision is also in B&W – which is typical of most night vision cameras.
Pros:
* Low-priced
* Can record audio
* Nice long A/V cable
* 6mm Lense for a wide viewing angle
Cons:
* Low reliability
* Poor picture quality
* Limited night vision range
* Can’t really be used for surveillance or monitoring.
Even as this is a cheap day/night camera, if it doesn’t work as advertised, I simply cannot recommend it. Perhaps if you could find it really cheap and use it in a well lit indoor area, it might be worth considering. My suggestion is to simply step up to the privileged-end q-see camera that DOES work – it just costs twice as much. :)
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