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Dome camera in coastal environment
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| da_c |
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Posts: 7 Joined: 13 Dec 2008
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 4:19 pm
Post subject: Dome camera in coastal environment
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I have installed a vandal resistant weatherproof varifocal dome camera containing a built-in external zoom and focal adjustment supplied by Max Security. The camera is in a coastal environment (15m to sea shore) on a second story deck. The camera is placed to survey the front of a private property address and identify colour and type of vehicles passing the location. Camera is set to record on motion and is unfortunately recording a lot of sessions of rain that tends to pass (almost) horizontally. Are there any tips or tricks to maximising legitimate activity in the area and minimising the capture of rain and the like in such an exposed environment?
Key Features:
4-9mm Varifocal Lens (Zoom)
Built-in Lens Separator
1/3" Colour Sony CCD Chipset
External Zoom & Focal Adjustment (Key Included)
420 TV Lines
36 Infrared LEDs
IP Rating IP66
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| ispy4u2 |
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Posts: 27 Joined: 29 Dec 2008
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Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 12:05 pm
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The inherent problem with most economical DVR's is the motion detection software is not true motion detection, as it only looks for shift in the image (pels), so if a cloud passes by, or a bird, etc, the DVR tells the system to record.
So in your case, it doesn't matter whether you have a $100 camera or a $1000 one, you going to see the same results or lack of!
If anything, play around with camera placement and the sensitivity of your motion detection software.
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| kensplace |
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Posts: 1036 Joined: 30 May 2006
Location: UK
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Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 5:14 pm
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You could look into using an outdoor PIR sensor to trigger the recording.
Optex Redwalls are common in the UK, they are pretty much just a waterproof passive infra red sensor, they use them in our local park, on building sites etc to trigger the ptzs to certain locations when someone enters the sensors field of view.
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