what is the vertical field of range? Can I place this on the side of my house and capture images 12' below?
1099134
You'd want to "aim" camera...but I have great images 50 feet away. Have it on a pine tree along driveway. See everyone who comes and goes when I'm not home, ie: UPS guy, neighbors dog, etc etc.
1091202
I had the same question so I moved the camera around the house. So far, walking down hallways, etc., it works at about 70 feet. I am very pleased with that.
1297504
Pivoting Mount bracket... won't move more than 45 degrees on the wall so it cannot point all the way down.. unless you mount from the ceiling.If you mount it on the wall you will be able to see the floor with some distance away from the camera at about 20 feet away. Really depends on what you are trying to capture... but if you mount this from a distance from what you are capturing, it will work out just fine.
114742
I believe if you get the parallax sensor they convert to digital signal. You can set limits with the range. I'm not sure what sensors you plan on using.
421917
I don't have any official specs for you. I can describe it the best I can. I have it on a tree 7 ft off the ground. 150 to 225 ft straight out the detail is pretty impressive. Fifty feet straight in front of the camera will reveal about 100 feet width side to side maybe a little more. You can set the megapixels from 2 to 8 to fit your range and detail requirements. I'll say this, I'm very pleased with this product. I've had it over a year withNo problems. It just wants batteries now and then, other than that I don't have to see or touch it
322005
Absolutely! I used this last summer for outdoor movies during the evening projecting on just the light color siding of the house. The picture was great over 12' maybe 15 feet. This year I purchased a 12' screen but set it up once. I was able to make the image small or beyond the 12' for a good video. I now use this daily in my master bedroom projector which is about 70". Even during the day indoors it is still good.
69623
I depends. In my house, I have one camera up to 80 Ft away from the monitor without any reception issues even with some walls between them.
1440189
Yes, but you should know its limitations. You will only be able to control the camera when it is facing you at a max range of about 10ft. If you want a longer range, get a rf remote shutter release.
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.
700409
Dont know d max range but definitely more than 30ft. Factors to consider are walls n elevation.
1752597
I was thinking the same when I purchased mine. I wanted to mount the cameras under the soffets of my house. They will not mount that way. I had to mount them all on the vertical walls. You could make a wood mount that would go up to you ceiling and give you a vertical mounting point. You also have to watch how much space you are from a ceiling. I mounted one camera too close to the soffets and had to drop it down a couple inches. I could not adjust the camera with it close to a ceiling.
963416
The field of view is so wide it is almost impossible to screw up. Straight and level, and you should be fine. Take a test ride, view the recording, and see if it covers what you want. Cannot be easier.
644649
I don't know how to determine the field of vision in terms of feet or yards. My impression was that I saw what I expected, both in range and detail. In fact, I was pleased with the range and the details when I first tried it. It took me a few minutes to get my bearings because this is the first night vision device I've tried. Perhaps to put it in perspective, I stood on my back deck and looked into the approx. 2.5 ft wide by 4 ft high window on my shed which is about 20 yards away--I could a rope inside the shed, window panes, and other objects inside the shed. So, at about 12 to 15 yards I could just see the 2.5' by 4' window missing (blocking out) only a few inches on the height. I hope this helps.
584336
10 feet, don't forget rhis awning have a adjustment for the angle you want, meaning the back will be at 10 feet high, but the front 10 feet away from your house should be at 8, 7 or 6 feet from the ground you can play with the adjustment. On both side
439320
We live in a large, old house that has thick walls which dampen the wireless signal to the point that we finally had to install routers on the main level and upstairs in order to get serviceable speed on our devices. The camera is in my son's room upstairs, and the signal broadcasts without degradation of fidelity throughout the entire house, including the basement. While I have not subjected the camera to rigorous testing, based on the above, I would surmise that it has pretty good range.
756024
Hi, at my home which is 4 room flat I get 20-25 feet in usable range. Farther than that I begin experiencing cuts And /or distortion. Hope that helps. Have a nice day from Montral, Canada
1570888
Maybe a foot across diagonally. Range? It will fly beyond your ability to see it. That's when things get dicey!