are they wireless, and do they zoom in and out, do they see in complete darkness? can you see all cameras at once via smartphone or internet
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Not wireless . You cannot zoom in or out . They do work pretty good in total darkness . And the have an app that's free to use on smartphone You can see 4 cameras at once or you scroll through each one . They are great for the money .
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Wireless: no / Zoom: no / when dark, it looks like a black and white picture. I haven't set it up via the web yet, I know it can be done, just haven't had time to do it yet. They are not the highest grade cameras. I haven't yet, but I want to get atleast 1 high resolution camera
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They are not wireless; they do not zoom in and out; they can see in darkness, they are infrared; you can see all cameras at once via smartphone or internet, but only four at a time on the smartphone.
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Four cameras can be monitored at once and I view through my iPhone 4S easily. My question to you is are the other three cameras the the same type of cameras (same Lorex model or other Lorex models)?
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These cameras are wired. It's a pain, but the wireless ones were interfering with my wifi.
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I need a camera to watch a room in my house when im away. I would like to be able to view it from my iPhone or computer. I would like for it to record like dvr but it has to be very discrete. I have wifi at home. I this camera the one I should choose? If possible 2 rooms would be ideal.
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They are night visioned but I don't know about compatibility. I bought an extra camera and have been very happy with them.
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Yes, but you can only view one at a time. There is a button on the monitor that allow you to switch through cameras
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Yes they were simple, if you are somewhat literate with a wireless network. You do need to know your network settings, and password. Actually the software will automatically detect the wireless settings, but you do need to know encryption key for network. I have a PC, but I do recall the instructions were also for a Mac. It took me almost two hours to hook up a Panasonic one I got at best buy, and it didn't work in dark. This one only took me about 15 minutes to install and you can see in total darkness. Just really have to follow instructions and have some knowledge of a wireless network setup. So far it's been a great camera that we can use with our iPhones and iPads. I love it! Yes they were simple, if you are somewhat literate with a wireless network. You do need to know your network settings, and password. Actually the software will automatically detect the wireless settings, but you do need to know encryption key for network. I have a PC, but I do recall the instructions were also for a Mac. It took me almost two hours to hook up a Panasonic one I got at best buy, and it didn't work in dark. This one only took me about 15 minutes to install and you can see in total darkness. Just really have to follow instructions and have some knowledge of a wireless... » Read More Yes they were simple, if you are somewhat literate with a wireless network. You do need to know your network settings, and password. Actually the software will automatically detect the wireless settings, but you do need to know encryption key for network. I have a PC, but I do recall the instructions were also for a Mac. It took me almost two hours to hook up a Panasonic one I got at best buy, and it didn't work in dark. This one only took me about 15 minutes to install and you can see in total darkness. Just really have to follow instructions and have some knowledge of a wireless network setup. So far it's been a great camera that we can use with our iPhones and iPads. I love it! « Show Less
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They are very wide angle, it can see almost as wide of angle as you can. By default they are zoomed in slightly, so if you want to cover the maximum amount of area, you'll want to go into the software and adjust that right away.
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Yes they are color cameras, actually quite good in daylight conditions. At night infrared sensors take over and black and white images are captured. If there is a near enough light source some colors can be detected at night.
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No they are not but the clarity is awesome and also you can access your system from the internet and view your cams anywhere you want to. If I had to go out and buy a system again I would buy this one all over again.
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Ordinarily, it's one camera at a time from your browser. However, If you install the disc supplied by Sharx on your computer, you can view multiple cameras at once. Same applies if you have an app such as Ucam pro on your smartphone.
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No, the remote viewing is totally free, the quality only depends on your wifi. I just bought my second camera
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Yeah, we have some Speco cams that have invisible IR lights. So they are not visible at night. It seems the invisible IR lights are getting harder and harder to find these days.
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the cameras themselves are wireless but they do require electricity to power them....but the signal they transmit to the base station and to the phone app for remote viewing is done wirelessly over the Internet....
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They record all the time if you set them that way! Ours record all the time and during the day it has a great picture. The night vision is OK but only good for about 30 - 60 feet. They are worth the money in my opinion and easy to install. I haven't hook it up to the internet yet but plan on doing that so I can check on our property from any PC, Ipad/tablet or smart phone.
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Not really, you can see camera's with it, but you can see camera's about as easily with the naked eye as well. It may pick up a wireless signal, but it picks up all kinds of signals, making it very difficult to pinpoint a location. It produced many false positives.
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The cameras are Swann Pro-530. Look up the stats online and you will find the viewing angle. We are very pleased with them. Could you see a whole room, well that depends where you put the camera and how big the room is. Best way is to do the math. We can see about 60 feet at night with just infrared and some moonlight through windows. All depends where you put them how far you can see. A little light helps a whole lot, even if it is from a window or a lamp. Power cable is built into the bnc cable. You'll have everything you need besides a monitor.