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I will say it again IP cameras are no good without VMS support. It's nice that you give free NVR software with your cameras but most professional installs don't use it.

Think were are gonna have a pricing war

Or the web interface of the cameras.

I have one of there rugged Ptz's on my desk. All metal housing and overall a nice camera. We are looking at it to mount on vehicles.

Suky go away and stop giving false information. RJNMYC - What manufactures IP cameras did you get? We need to know this before we can recommend recording solution. Also you will need a hybrid DVR or a NVR for the IP cameras a standard DVR is for analog cameras only.

You will enjoy this..... http://revision3.com

Is your storage full and is it writing over the old data? That is normal for VMS software

What does that have anything to do with the question? Stop spamming Your cameras are useless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What are the power requirements? Output power?

I don't care how cheap or good your cameras are they have to be supported by VMS.

Never said it was Its HD

I was with my Arecont Rep the other day and I was asking about this camera. You can set it up as a 10MP camera or a 1080p camera and they are using the same binning technology that Panasonic is using but Arecont can do h.264 in all modes unlike Panasonic. So in 10MP mode you will get 10MP day and around 2.5 MP at night. In 1080P mode you get 1080P day and I think 720P at night all with h.264.

Ipad screen resolution is 1024x728....

Also Arecont is coming out with a Day/Night version of the 180 camera later this year.

There arn`t a lot of settings to do Why dont you tell honestly that Arecont does motion blur like hell? Combine that with some F1.6 or F1.8 50m lense - oh yes, what a great image will we have What do you use to setup the Arecont camera? The web interface or AV100? I am sorry but I have payed alot of money and spent alot time testing, training, and demoing IP cameras and NVR software and I am not going to give that information out for free anymore. Take the Arecont class and you will learn alot.

Exacq is $150 per license with a optional $25 a year up grade fee

I must disagree with Robert. The dual sensor cameras are very good in low light. I think it is a toss up between the Mobotix m12 and the Arecont 3130/3135 for the best low light performance of megapixel cameras. Also the other d/n Arecont cameras are good in low light if you know how to set them up properly. I find that most of the people that complain about Arecont cameras don't know how to set them up correctly.

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Great camera I have installed them.... just need a lot of light for night time use.

Axis P3343 is also very good http://www.axis.com/products/cam_p3343ve/index.htm

How are you powering the cameras?

haha... I knew it!!

But it want it in full 720P

Thanks! The Basler cameras look amazing... how's their price point compared to the others? Expensive. It very high quality and made in Germany, like Mobotix. 1600x1200, 2mpix, true day/night, incl. lens DC-Iris-IR 1.4/10- 40mm, 1250Eur/1685$ MSRP. Their software is also woow. You can do all setting via IE. After Basler, next one as you saw comes IQ 752 in terms of image quality. I have a Basler 1300 day night on my desk forsale if any one wants one. What software are you talking about?

Does anyone have experience with Pivot3? How is the the support? I have a job coming up that I might be a good fit for there product so I am just looking for some feed back. Thanks http://www.pivot3.com/