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I don't want to seem like I'm shilling for Geovision in this thread. I have two clients who have Geovision cameras and they have had great luck with them. Have

I don't want to seem like I'm shilling for Geovision in this thread. I have two clients who have Geovision cameras and they have had great luck with them. Have a look at: http://pd.geovision.tw/datasheet/BX-E/Datasheet_IPCamBX120DE.pdf http://pd.geovision.tw/datasheet/BX-E/Datasheet_IPCamBX120DE... That camera is housed in an outdoor enclosure rated at -40°C and has a 1280x1024 resolution (there are higher available in that product line). That's about a $700 camera. I haven't worked with that model, personally. One of my clients has a number of this model installed: http://pd.geovision.tw/datasheet/Bullet/Datasheet_IPCamBL1210.pdf http://pd.geovision.tw/datasheet/Bullet/Datasheet_IPCamBL121... This camera is only rated to -10°C, but is more like a $500 camera.

dhughes 13y ago
Thanks but that's what I would class as industrial. I'm looking for something I can set up at my parents, aunts, uncles places connected either wireless (preferred) or cable to a standard PC (Win/Mac). No offense but that camera shown in that link would make the place look like a crack house or Hells Angels clubhouse. D-Link makes a nice 360 degree fairly low profile camera the DCS-6010L but it's not very durable it can't operate under OC.