Anybody have any suggestions for one that could be mounted outside?
j maccraw wrote:
As would pure-IR floodlights. You don't see 'em on
come on but bright as
day on a camera. Could even leave them on all night &
rely on cam
software's motion detection to start recoding.
I had a few IP/Ethernet DLinks that were OK. A CMOS
based DCS900 which
need a host PC to doing motion sensing & recording.
The other a CCD
based (32xx something) that was intended as a video
conferencing cam so
it has on-board motion sensing, 2-way audio, & FTP
upload capability.
Gary VanderMolen wrote:
You'd have a hard time at night. Even the IR
equipped cameras are pretty
weak at a distance.
Motion sensor lights would take care of that.
Gary VanderMolen
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