,what is the angular coverage of cameras?
1317719
That depends onthe selected cameras. Some have a 90 degree overage, some are 180 degrees, 270 degrees or 360 degrees. this holds true for side to side and front to back swing of the camera.
1317720
Don't know the exact degree's but the coverage is very good maybe 115, i will admit, i thought this system would be "ok" for the price when i purchased it, amazing it's better than the system i spent over $7000
1156991
Well the camera comes with 2 sticky mounts. One is flat and the other curved.
1879897
Not sure. it was placed on the roof eve of a 2 story apartment complex and covered the entire common area very well. I have the same ones on my house, within the house it looks to be about 60º of View. They are much better camera's than the normal ones used in most of the Q-See systems ( and all others that I have worked with ). The resolution is about 50% + better.
1309016
Yes. It won't show the full coverage of 180, of course, because of the "cropped" sensor, but it will have a wide view and a bit of the characteristic curvature of straight lines near the edges.
1258688
Cant say for sure as I haven't seen the two cameras side by side, don't know how much they changed it
1069205
You can position it to where it won't cover the camera lens and it will cover the filming area you need, though it might take a little work getting it into the right position.
282218
The connection on the Nikon cameras are all the same. On a full frame camera, there could be some vignetting. .
1199308
I'm far away from my cameras. But the camera itself is about 5in back to front and 3in top to bottom. Sorry I'm far away and can't give exact.
445662
none. I don't recommend this camera, It failed on the first use and the company would not repair or replace it.
1255849
I never tried to see how far the signal would actually reach, but one of the cameras is located on the back corner of my 48' long house under the eave, and the other is located on the front corner of my house on the same side pointed in another direction, also mounted under the eave of the roof. The monitor/lcd screen is located by a window in a computer room about 15' from the camera in the back, and about 25' from the camera in the front. The reception is indicated by a status bar ( one line -five lines, like a cell phone I guess ) on the screen for each camera. The closest camera in the back shows four bars, the one in the front shows three bars. The antennas on the cameras were moved ( they spin around ) until optimum reception was found.
614114
Not sure of the exact number of degrees, but it is wide. The picture from the camera is also very good for this type of camera.
845050
Yes there's a joint so you can rotate the camera to give you a normal view no matter how the camera is mounted.
918606
It's full frame. That's all I can tell you......There is also a Novoflex version NEX/NIKYou didn't mention what lenses you have? It's the lenses that determine the vignetting.
2142038
The numbers on the screen coordinate with the camera, if you have multiple cameras. Hope this helps...
2137900
savy7 answered the question correctly.60mm on a DX camera so not wide angle
1318864
Not sure on the angle but they provide a pretty wide field of vision. I have two of these systems on one house due to all my plants and trees. A 4 camera and an 8 camera and they work great. I use the autodetect to record whenever anyone enters the area around my house and it emails it to me offsite. Neat
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I can't speak for anyone else but I get about a 45 degree angled picture on each camera