If I'm using a 3rd party mobile viewer, what camera brand should I choose?
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unless the camera your buying has its own app to download, you can use alot of free or paid apps for android , iphone or windows phones. to view any ptz cam .
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Yes, you can load a Q-See app and view cameras from any device, which supports that app
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Use the foscam viewer app and download it for free from app store. You dont need port forwarding to view within the same network connected to the camera.
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I use Blue Iris on my PC and Foscam Pro on my ipad and iphone.. I only have 4 cameras but I think they can handle much more.
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V1 Viewer is really really bad, I've got one, it's useless. V3 Viewer is nice (I've got one too), with better resolution, its quality looks like the 3D screen on the back of the camera Fuji W3. It can play 3D photos AND 3D videos ! Don't buy a V1, you will be disappointed. Sorry, my english is very poor (I'm french)
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you should be able to go to the neewer web site to see what camera's are compatible.
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I didn't use blue iris. I downloaded a free app called tinyCam Monitor. We also have the foscam app on another phone - both are free and both work well. you can video on both
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I believe you can as long as you find appropriate apps, there are always more than 1 you can use either Apple or Android, I am using tinycam for Android tablet, fits the purpose.
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It depends on what you are using the camera for...if you want high quality, go for s10. many people don't notice the difference in pic quality.
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if you want everything except the temperature try the Poloroid IP510. It has remote viewing on PC and mobile device / Motion and Sound detection with alerts to your email / night vision / and you can remotely control the motion of the camera / plus it is a hundred dollars cheaper.
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Bernard is correct I think. Any modern camera that meters through the lens *should* be fine but you may not like the results and may need to adjust a bit.
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i use blue iris it works flawlessly though the trial version of it has a watermark.
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none. . IF you want a "camera" buy a camera . . this is for cheap folks, like me
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Wish I could tell you, I too can only view at home. I have been looking at other camera systems.
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I use a great free program called "iSpy". I have 2 pairs of different branded cameras working on iSpy at the same time. From what I understand, you can have many more than that. The list of cameras this software supports is huge. I'd say you'd have a hard time finding a camera not supported. It does take a little reading to understand, but there are a ton of youtube and other help guides out there. Once you get it set up and running, I'd also recommend Google Chrome's new Remote Desktop. I use this to check on the camera's/house when I'm away from home on my phone. I used to use TeamViewer, but Chrome Remote Desktop has been a much better experience. All of this software is free and iSpy is CONSTANTLY being improved upon and updated. The team of people working on iSpy are some truly talented people.
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Check this link for foscam viewer apps for smart phones. I have an iphone and ipad and i bought ufoscam from itunes. Here is link to free viewers. http://foscam.us/apps. Havent tried them so i cant tell u much about them
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Thank you for your helpful response. I plan on going ahead and purchasing the camera.