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I was searching the web for a very good camera that I can mount outside, that can see in the dark, that is color during the day. I see so many different sorts of cameras. But one thing I think I came across is that I should definately get the Sony SuperHAD EXview CCD because that seems to be the best by everybodies opinions. Anyhow, take a look at this store's cameras. They are saying that their EXCDN series Day/Night cameras are the best you can get. http://www.intellicamspy.com/day_night.htm Anybody that has used many different professional level cameras have you used these cameras? do you know how good and durable they are? Thanks

I was wondering what are the best cards for this? I see a lot of cards on eBay for like $30 that are 4-port BNC PCI and was wondering what people thought of these? what is the main determination that makes one card much more money than another? Take a look at this one to see what I mean.. is it worth buying.. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2988250988&category=3204&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWA%3AIT&rd=1

I was looking into setting up a DVR system. I have a very high end PC right now that I was thinking about putting a 4-port BNC capture card in, but I don't know if that is a good idea or not. I was looking at some stand-alone DVR systems and also looking at this new product called the BlueNet remote DVR. Check out what I was considering here: http://www.intellicamspy.com/remote_video.htm Anybody use these BlueNet devices yet? you know how good they are compared to a standalone DVR system? Does a DVR system offer the same video quality and speed streamed across the internet? Does anybody know much about this Intellicam company? are their producst very high quality? on their website they claim to be the best cameras and DVR's available..

anybody know?