DCM Graffix

That is my son just walking. The blur is not consistently this bad. As an object moves thru the shot the blur goes from noticeable to terrible & back inconsistantly. I can't say if it is the camera processor, my computer processor, or a combination of both. but, for a $50 PT camera, it is better than I expected. It is not much as a home security solution but it works great for what I use it for, checking in on my house and dog while I'm out. If you are wanting to be able to just check on things while your out, I think you will be happy with this unit. Just keep in mind that you can't buy gold for the price of tin.

Here are the night time pics I promised. these are taken in near total darkness.

I do have to mention that there is a noticeable blur to any object that is moving at a normal walking speed when you are watching live or recorded video. The attached snapshot is the worst case of the blur I could get. And the highest res. for this unit is 640 X 480. If you want all the info. on this unit, check out this link: http://www.lonestargrp.net/shop/article_45/Wireless-IP-Camera-PAN_TILT-Cell-Phone-View.html?shop_param=cid%3D5%26aid%3D45%26 Hope this helps. If you would like to try it out, send me a PM and I will try to setup a guest account so you can take it for a test drive.

These are both snapshots from the program. The one of the side of the fridge is 5ft from camera & in the other shot, I placed a feather duster in the corner at 18ft. I will upload the same shots tonight after dark so you can see the IR at work. I will try to get you some video samples also.

I have had this camera set-up for about a year and use it as a stand alone to check on my dog, while I'm away, with my android phone (ipcam app.). Like it's already been said, not a great picture but does what I need it to even in very low light. Although I can't speak for record quality (never set-up or intended to capture with it) for mobile viewing it does a decent job for the price.

All though I'm not a professional installer, If it is an analog camera, that should be all there is to it. I recently just did the same thing and it worked out the way it should. If it is an IP camera, I don't have any experience with them.

Hello everybody, I am brand new to the world of PTZ dome cameras so, any help will be appreciated. I have an ADTT16E Touch Tracker & an AD Delta Dome V. What I need to know is: can the ADTT16E be wired directly to the dome without the use of an EIM (electronic interconnect module or RVEIMKIT) and if so, how?? Thanx in advance for any help.