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RIP Carl. Thread bump. Any Axis cams in the news ?

LOL. Some things - like m TV's - the ones I want are not made anymore ....hehe, I've got a 55 and 65" Plasma at home. In the process of tweaking the vacay house. Wish I could put a Plasma in there as well - I prefer the colors and viewing angles, and IMO, nothing on the market is comparable currently. Tech as always will always be a chasing game. It's whether wait for the next best thing, and or just be *content*

LOL. So basically if I wait it out, there's a VERY good chance I won't even get my hands on this until December 2015....if not then some.

I don't follow CCTV industry but seems like ISC West is right around the corner... From the time of expo, what is the timeframe when said products shown are generally released. 2 months, 6 months, a year later... About to drop some $$ on some 3367VE but I'd hate to have something *newer* come out right afterwards. Heh, who knows. Maybe there will be a new starlight dome

Xprotect.

I'm about to purchase a couple of 3367VE. Saw the Bosch 8000, but I prefer the domes. Is there any new camera coming out in the next quarter or 2 that may be similar/rival the 3367.

I pulled up your link. This is all Swahili to me... Where in the spec do I look for where it shows I can turn off IR http://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/ipc-hf3300-12.html

I plan to have a camera placed indoors on my window ledge facing OUT. Will I have issues with IR due to the glass ? The PQ I care about is mainly during the night...

Hi All - I have a Synology station. At this point in time, I don't have a need to put camera's all around the house. I simply want to put 1 camera via POE-IP for my Synology to connect. I want to put it on the inside ledger of my front of the house window. It see's Sunlight from 9-3PM. HD preferable. Budgetwise, the camera is not a *high priority* for me. However, PQ are +++ Suggestions, recommendations .

I don't have their grid in front of me but I believe they had it rated at 20 camera. Let's chat more about ~other~ NVR software packages. Picture Quality is what counts. I don't think I will use it to *monitor* what is on display. It has been prompted me to install one due to attempted robbery of my car..... I am quite intimate with hardware and tweaking computers.....former netops project manager I DID like the footprint of the synology. That's not to say I can't finaggle a Small Form Factor Box myself and install some of the other NVR software recommended. Thoughts. Suggestions ? IOS app for viewing is a +++

I spoke to Axis. They advised me, any sensor will burned if not aimed correctly. Whether or not it is having sun pointed *into* it versus the camera being angled down. The primary differences on the exterior was housing, theft protection, cooling / heating (thus making the housing a bit larger as well). These were the primary differences.

OT on the windows... I am currently working on a build with a order of windows running 700K. The manuf. doesn't actually promoto the gas, as he advises it breaks the seals over time.They have a special *sealing* material .....but no gas..

Noob Here. Axis has both indoor and outdoor rated ones of the same model lineup. PQ aside, what is the drawback of using a Outdoor Grade unit to shoot indoors ?

I am strictly buying the Synology to use as a NVR. The + side is formfactor to a degree. Care to shed some more light on other options. I strictly care about 1 thing only - Picture Quality. Someone tried breaking into my daily driver that I parked outside. The exterior of the house shows no signs of attempted intrusion. Home alarm has cellular radio, yadda, yadda. I plan to have 3-4 cameras at max. Whether I end up using indoor, outdoor or both - I will end up engaging my cabinetmaker or fabricator to make some sort of ~decorative housing~ to hide the cameras regardless.

What is the Picture Quality difference of a indoor camera looking out versus a *outdoor* based camera in it's own protective housing ?