sprdave

Is the IR needed if the area is lit up with yard lights? If the camera could pan (remotely), it could be low to the ground, kind of in the middle of the area viewed.

Im looking at a Foscam that's around $100....not sure if it would do the trick, the viewing angle is barely enough...would have to do if it was the only choice. How would they view an analog camera over the wireless network? Is there some converter that could be used?

We were hoping in the $100-200 range..............

Looking for an inexpensive outdoor IP camera. For a campground so they can see a bit what's going on, when people arrive/leave, etc. We are looking at mounting it on a building 20 feet up, so by the time the view angles out/down, it's got to see people 50 to 100 feet away. Minimum view required is 60 degrees but 90 degrees would be nicer, or 120 even better. And it has to work at night, but the yard is lit up with yard lights (not where the camera would be but below), so Im not sure how important IR is?? Suggestions?