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This is another bargain brought to us by Costco. Swann 1. 08. 0P IR Bullets, at press time, $3. Originally designed to work as part of their NVR package, I took a look at it as a standalone camera. This camera is manufactured by Hikvision and is OEM’ed to various companies, Swann and Lorax included.

Hikvision is selling the camera as the DS- 2. CD2. 03. 2 with the added bonus that it’s capable of not only 1.

P, but also 3. MP mode.  At this time, Costco. Lorax branded version of this camera. Main Features. 1/3” 2.

Megapixel CMOS sensor. H. 2. 64 dual- stream encoding. Max of 3. 0fps @ 1. P (1. 92. 0 x 1. 08.

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Day/Night IR Cut Filter. IR LED advertised working distance 3.

IP6. 6 Rated Outdoor Bullet. Powered by Po. ESmartphone apps available. Overall, this is an impressive camera with very good image quality, good low light performance, well- organized menus and very, very small.

The IR illuminators are bright and have good coverage. The lens, while it says it’s 4mm actually feels wider because it’s view. This is what the web interface looks like when you first log in.

There’s options to take a snapshot, manually record, chose a stream and more. Here’s some of the setup screens. First thing to do on any network camera is set a fixed IP address, this is done here BUT, as a word of warning, the camera comes setup with a fixed IP of 1. There’s no easy way to change it. I downloaded i. VMS- 4. 00. 0 from Hikvision and this had an option to find the cameras and change the IP but I had to manually change the IP on my laptop to the 1. I think Swann or Hikvision can make it easier on us and provide a simple IP camera finder app. The next thing is to set the time.

I use times. windows. Then go to the DST tab to set your daylight savings time days. The reason you want the time set correctly is because these cameras have the coolest On Screen Display (OSD).

It looks at the contrast for each letter and makes it black or white depending on the background.  You can see that the date/time is black when over the concrete and white over the grass. This happens automatically. The image setup screen is where you fine tune the image, select WDR and noise reduction settings. Probably one of the most configurable camera in this price range.

Now onto the images. I mounted this in the usual spot, under the eave of my garage. As before, you can click on the image to see the full size, 1. P image straight from the camera. Also as before, I set the max exposure time to 1/3. This is a day shot, color balance is quite good and it’s just a nice sharp clear image. This is taken in the late afternoon, the harsh sun shining towards the camera.

With WDR set moderately low, you can see the tire tread in the shadow of the car. With WDR off, this would just be black. This is actually one of the better WDR implementations I’ve seen at any price. Here’s a b& w image at night. Good contrast, small amount of noise, good IR coverage. Since there’s streetlights I have no control over, I also mounted the camera in my backyard which is only lit by the moon. As you can see, the scene is well lit by the built in IR illuminator, noise is slightly increased.

Some of you use Blue. Iris software, good low cost general purpose NVR software, now with IOS and Android smartphone apps, and a streaming server so you can embed live streaming video from your cameras on a web page. There’s some quirks you have to look out for. First, select Hikvision RTSP as a camera choice.

I was able to get smooth video after making some tweaks. On the camera, I increased the CBR max bitrate to 5. I set the key frames to 3.

Blue. Iris and on the cameras, I set Blue. Iris to 2. 9 fps, and set the received buffer to 1. MB and I was able to get smooth video as you’ll see from the videos.

I uploaded day and night videos to You. Tube. To see them at the full 1. P resolution, you must click on the gear icon and select 1. P resolution and then click on the icon with 4 corners to see the video full screen. The video was extracted from Blue. Iris and represents several events pieced into one extract I did.

Some of you may be trying to compare this to the similar looking Dahua cameras, IPC- HFW2. Q- See 7. 20 IR Bullet currently at Costco for $2. I previously reviewed HERE.  The cameras look nearly identical. There’s the obvious difference that the Dahua is 7. P and this is 1. 08. P. To me, side by side, the image quality both day and night is superior on the Swann.

The color balance, the WDR, the noise reduction is better handled on the Swann. Also, while Dahua will not provide factory support in the U. S., Hikvision will provide factory support on their branded cameras and of course, if you buy the Swann or Lorex versions, they will support you directly. For example, a lot of the software Hikvision provides is readily available along with documentation on their website, www. Also, they have a U. S. headquarters just outside of Los Angeles, CA. If you never heard of Hikvision it’s because they are fairly new to the U.

S. market but they are the worlds largest manufacturer of security cameras. Swann, headquarterd in Australia also has offices in the U. S. and Lorex is headquartered in the U. S. in Indiana. Some people have successfully loaded the Hikvision firmware for this camera allowing it to operate in 3. MP mode. The NVR can not record past 1.

P (2. MP mode), so you would have to run NVR software like Blue. Iris to derive benefit from 3. MP resolution. The pluses for this camera are; Price. P at 3. 0fps. Bright IR illuminators.

Day/Night IR Cut Filter. The shortcoming of the camera are; They need an easy to use IP camera finder. Was not able to get the camera to FTP motion triggered video. Click here to go to the company web page for the camera.

K Resolution Guide - Compare 4k vs 1. Ultra HD (UHD) Resolutionby Stephan Jukic.

Last updated: April 5, 2. K technology is quickly taking over the mainsteam of the digital video world, from TV screens to computer monitors to cameras and projectors, 4. K screen resolution and all of its accompanying features are now no longer just bleeding edge technologies but becoming positively mainstream, particularly when it comes to TV displays and the video recording that creates their content. But, you might be wondering what exactly 4. K is and what the different details behind it are all about. Well, we’re going to cover exactly that here and give you an overview of all the critical information about 4. K ultra- high definition and other types of ultra HD resolution that you need to know as a potential buyer of TV, projector, camera and other display or recording technologies.

What Exactly Is 4. K? 4. K, most commonly known by its UHD (Ultra- High Definition) variant for TV and PC displays, is an overarching term that also encompasses several resolution sizes which offer more pixels than regular HDTV (at least 4 times more pixels and thus the name 4. K). The ultimate result of this increased pixel breakdown is a an image clarity that goes well beyond conventional 1.

HD resolution and presents more vibrant, varied and realistic colors as well as much higher frame rates. Currently, the most widely known type of UHD technology is the 4. K resolution TV and many of these have been emerging on the market since mid- 2. K monitors have been around since 2. K resolution film and photo cameras commercially since at least 2. K display has to consist of at least 3,8. This puts it on the top of the current scale of digital resolutions in which the bottom is occupied by standard definition TV (4.

X5. 40 pixels), HD with 7. HD at 1. 08. 0p. In simplest terms, if you measure HD resolution by vertical pixel height (7. K UHD can also be called 2. As you can see, 4. K outstrips its best HD predecessor by a very wide margin in creating a resolution profile that’s two times wider and two times higher than 1. HD, thus giving a total screen resolution that’s a bit over 4 times larger overall, thus its name, 4.

K ultra HD. 4. K and UHD, Differences? Now, we’ve been using the terms 4. K and UHD interchangeably so far and while they basically are interchangeable at the commercial level, they do actually also mean slightly different things.

While most UHD that you’ll find on TV screens is actually 3,8. K because it does after all offer 4 times the resolution profile of regular HD. However, in a more specialized context, proper 4. K is what is most often found as a digital camera resolution standard that involves an actual 4,0. TV based 3,8. 40p width and aspect ratios of 1.

Basically, regardless of the fact that 4. K TV is officially defined as UHD, you’re buying into the same thing whether you see either 4. K or Ultra HD used to describe a TV, monitor or film/Photo camera. Moving 4. K into Home Theater. While the origins of 4.

K film go back quite a ways and have their roots in theatrical releases of films such as Blade Runner: The Final Cut back in 2. James Cameron filmed his now famous “Avatar” in 4. K resolution that the projection platform itself was widely introduced in many theaters eager to please audiences with beautiful crystal screen clarity. However, going from theaters to something like home entertainment is a big leap and it wasn’t until just within the last couple of years that both projectors and the already mentioned TVs became widely available for home theater system set up that would let consumers enjoy UHD clarity in their houses. Now, in terms of TV 4. K systems, this resolution isn’t even entirely noticeable unless you enjoy a very large and thus very expensive screen or are sitting abnormally close to your TV.

However, when it comes to projectors, the power offered by 4. K really does become visible. Most 4. K projectors offer at least 4,0. K TVs, this is where you really notice the difference between UHD and regular HD content. With a projector showing native 4.

K content or even upscaled 1. HD content, you finally get to experience picture clarity in your own home that imitates on a smaller scale what you’d find with a large UHD public theater screen. Streaming 4. K Content. While 4. K content for home theater systems such as projectors and TVs is still pretty scarce on the ground, it is making ground as streaming content.

You. Tube has had a 4. K channel running since as early as 2. The broadcast industry as a whole is offering the promise of a steadily more established standard in streaming content compression during transmission, called H.

HVEC (High Efficiency Video Codec). With the implementation of HVEC, broadcasters are assuring the buying public that 4. K content will become easy and economical to stream into home theater systems and thus will become much more common. TV manufacturers themselves have been keeping up to date with this promise and have ensured that every new 4. K TV to be released since 2.

HVEC standard for its users. Furthermore, other competing standards of 4. K video compression are being developed, though with less ecosystem traction. One that has gained some headway is Google’s VP9 4.

K video compression codec, which the company still uses in compressing the 4. K content streams found on its You.

Tube video service. Most premium 4. K TVs today are compatible with both VP9 and H. The Benefits of UHD 4. K TV4. K TVs don’t just come with the benefit of enormously enhanced resolution. They include a number of other features that distinguish them from more conventional TVs.

First of all, let it be clear that even if the difference in resolution isn’t too noticeable on a typical 4. K screen size from a normal viewing distance, it is definitely there. The extra and much smaller pixels make a real difference whether your eye sight lets you notice them or not and additional features like ultra- high refresh rates and specialized technologies like enhanced colors, HDR technology and special motion rendering features (more on some of these below) will dramatically improve your viewing experience. Furthermore, buying a 4. K TV gives you access to future connectivity specs and future visual specs that will come in handy as broadcasters catch up to the new technology.

Also, the illumination capacities of most UHD TV brands use particularly powerful versions of technologies such as LCD panels illuminated by LED backlights in the form of local dimming or full array dimming systems that dramatically improve picture brightness and contrasts. Then there are also OLED 4. K TV displays, which also exist for Full HD TV models but offer particularly spectacular picture quality and precision illumination in 4. K UHD OLED TV models. If what you’re looking for is maximal image quality features –even if you don’t particularly care about 4.

K UHD resolution itself—the major 4. K lines of TVs from major manufacturers also happen to offer the top of the line in terms of these other image enhancement capabilities and they offer them at prices that are steadily dropping to the point that they have now reached prices on par with those of many higher- end HD TVs. Finally, understand that 4. K content is growing into the market as you read this. K film camera prices are dropping too and a lot of new content is being filmed and distributed based on this platform. Furthermore, new sources of 4. K content via Blu- ray discs in ultra HD resolution is finally here in 2.

And as we’ve already covered above with streaming content, compression and transmission codecs such as HVEC are going to make sure that both 4. K broadcasts and 4. K home theater systems are mutually compatible for delivering UHD content even if bandwidth conditions for most homes don’t improve significantly. Specific 4. K display- related technologies.

Moving along into some particular features of current 4.