Why , what do you recommend ? I'm using Hikvision 3MP bullets and need a indoor camera that won't reflect back from the window at night.
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I have two of these in a hallway with no windows. I am happy with them but I can't assist you with any information regarding windows.Rob
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I recommend the Grandstream gxv3610 model. It works very well indoors or outdoors and in any lighting condition that I've tested it in. I have them inside and outside, no complaints so far. Sorry for the late reply, I just saw your question.
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I have this Bell and Howell and it goes in and out of focus almost constantly so I replaced it with a 1080p HD Infrared night vision/full spectrum camera and I am much happier with that camera. Go for the Full Spectrum. The one I bought does not have it's own IR light but I bought a good IR flood light and a light bar and they both work great together. Do not get the cheap IR light though unless you only want to see about 3 feet in front of you for only about 15 minutes as the battery dies quickly and a recharge takes 4 hours. Buy the one that takes a 9 volt battery it lasts much longer and if it dies you can easily just replace the battery. I have this Bell and Howell and it goes in and out of focus almost constantly so I replaced it with a 1080p HD Infrared night vision/full spectrum camera and I am much happier with that camera. Go for the Full Spectrum. The one I bought does not have it's own IR light but I bought a good IR flood light and a light bar and they both work great together. Do not get the cheap IR light though unless you only want to see about 3 feet in front of you for only about 15 minutes as the battery dies quickly and a recharge takes 4 hours. Buy the one that takes a 9 volt battery it lasts much longer and... » Read More I have this Bell and Howell and it goes in and out of focus almost constantly so I replaced it with a 1080p HD Infrared night vision/full spectrum camera and I am much happier with that camera. Go for the Full Spectrum. The one I bought does not have it's own IR light but I bought a good IR flood light and a light bar and they both work great together. Do not get the cheap IR light though unless you only want to see about 3 feet in front of you for only about 15 minutes as the battery dies quickly and a recharge takes 4 hours. Buy the one that takes a 9 volt battery it lasts much longer and if it dies you can easily just replace the battery. « Show Less
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I have mine in a window sill and it works fine with one exception. During the daylight hours there is a reflection of the camera back into the camera. This is not a fault of the camera, but if anyone else has experienced the same thing and found a solution I would appreciate hearing about it. Because I accidently came upon this site and don't know if I could find it again, please email me at tmf24556@aol.comTom
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I bought an "Esky waterproof NTSC universal camera". It has night vision and so far it has met my expectations. You will need some sort of monitor to display the images from the camera if you don't already have one.
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It's been so long that I have forgotten. Gave those two cams away sometime last year and have not looked back. Save yourself the grief and buy a HikVision DS-2CD2032-I or ....2333-I for less than a hundred bucks on AliExpress. As with most cameras, the Hiks do not require any special software: you just log into the cam's web page.
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Dear Sir, really I didn't check it enough yet, but any way the non professional cam is little good indoor. Have a nice photos
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I've found the WASCAM to be quite reliable. I actually bought 3 , the night vision didn't work on one so I returned it but since then I've had no issues.
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Nah, but its is more than worth the 200 bones. i recommend. i use it it for investigations, and its great. good battery life, hd is excellent. and the options for full spectrum were the deal maker for me. hope that helps. oh yeah! if you buy, get external ir lighting!! panasonic has a good one. without it your video won't pick up as much detail indoors and almost nothing outdoors. i run two IR lights external via a shoulder bracket. but yeah, good luck!
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I'm not sure, but my suggestion is to get the small ones and not these big ones, they are noise, it is a click every time they change from day to night view. Take this ones: Q-See QSM1424C4 4 Pack of Color Indoor/Outdoor CMOS Cameras with Night Vision up to 40ft, they are a lot better I have both and this are my favorites.
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I have been able to see nighttime shots but they are quite grainy as would be expected. IT does recognize movement and take video when there is no light, yes.
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Go in and look around on the Drop Cam website. They have both of the cameras pointed out a window in San Francisco. You can tune in a few times a day and get a good feel for the difference. Not sure about at night as I do not think the little cameras infrared lights will go very far. But, will give you and idea. My strong suggestion is to give up on the D-Link and go to the bright side of the force.
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Kitchen at night should be OK. Probably won't have that sharp HD look though.In your second example just make sure your subject is not silhouetted against the window and you should be all right. The camera is quite good at coping with most shooting conditions automatically.However, in my first week of using the HF100, in a darkened restaurant, I made the mistake of not turning the on-board video light on.I had read it is not very good and eats up the battery, but I should have used it. The video came out very grainy.Across a table for two is probably the best time to use it. I didn't shoot much anyway, so it wouldn't have used much battery.Oh well, I'll try it next time. Kitchen at night should be OK. Probably won't have that sharp HD look though.In your second example just make sure your subject is not silhouetted against the window and you should be all right. The camera is quite good at coping with most shooting conditions automatically.However, in my first week of using the HF100, in a darkened restaurant, I made the mistake of not turning the on-board video light on.I had read it is not very good and eats up the battery, but I should have used it. The video came out very grainy.Across a table for two is probably the... » Read More Kitchen at night should be OK. Probably won't have that sharp HD look though.In your second example just make sure your subject is not silhouetted against the window and you should be all right. The camera is quite good at coping with most shooting conditions automatically.However, in my first week of using the HF100, in a darkened restaurant, I made the mistake of not turning the on-board video light on.I had read it is not very good and eats up the battery, but I should have used it. The video came out very grainy.Across a table for two is probably the best time to use it. I didn't shoot much anyway, so it wouldn't have used much battery.Oh well, I'll try it next time. « Show Less
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I'm looking for this for a "granny" monitor - to watch (with his very informed permission) my 95 year old Dad who is living alone 3,000 miles away. I almost exclusively want to be able to check on him at night to make sure he's in bed, not lying on the floor! He keeps a probably 40-60 watt lamp on in the bedroom, so it is low light, not no light, and definitely more than a nightlight illumination. Would this camera work for that? thanks for any info, opinions.-- Amy
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We have no issues with night pics. Video worked great for awhile, but I'm am filing complaint today. Both cameras are good for pics only at this point. Not happy.
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Everything I've seen costs at least $50 and will probably cause more problems than solutions. With any enclosure I think you will have problems with IR reflecting off the inside of the dome, degrading your night capability. I would look for a camera designed for outdoor use...unfortunately all the ones I have seen are significantly more expensive than Foscam. I have had mine outdoors without any enclosure but mounted under a roof and well shielded from the rain for a year or so. No problems at all. I live in the tropics, so very high humidity, bugs, and high temps are the norm. No problems at all so far. I also note the Foscam web site has a newer 9821E model that has higher resolution and POE, but I haven't seen it yet for sale on Amazon.
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I would think it to be ok, i have ised mine in hot humid ohio, and blistering hot new mexico, and had no problems, the only bad thing that o had happen os the IR (night vision) led's started dying after about 6 months, this can be verified by using a cam corder at night and i could see the ones that stopped working, i used mine for a front door monitor, so i initially just installed a floodlight for night recording, eventually i just built my own IR board with parts i ordered online, and that only cost aroumd 30, but i put much more IR's than the camera originally had, and angled the edge ones to get a bit more coverage, other that the nigjt time problem, camera is decent enough quality, i never had any issues with viewing or recording, it even put a good image to my phone, but i have an imdependent computer i use for security monitoring, recording, and broadcasting
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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.