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I am new and currently own a ICReeltime 4 channel DVR w/ 3 Dedicated Micro PTZs. I love the clarity and zoom (I do not remember the model of them)

 

I am going to add another PTZ but want to get the BEST PTZ I can for around 250/300 dollars. I think the IP PTZs are out of my price range. I really want it to be clear and strong zoom.

 

Any and all advice welcome.

 

Thanks

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I am new and currently own a ICReeltime 4 channel DVR w/ 3 Dedicated Micro PTZs. I love the clarity and zoom (I do not remember the model of them)

 

I am going to add another PTZ but want to get the BEST PTZ I can for around 250/300 dollars. I think the IP PTZs are out of my price range. I really want it to be clear and strong zoom.

 

Any and all advice welcome.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

Hi indpowr. yes ip ptz is well out of your budget and am sorry to say so is a standard PTZ. clear and strong zoom cant happen with $300

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I am new and currently own a ICReeltime 4 channel DVR w/ 3 Dedicated Micro PTZs. I love the clarity and zoom (I do not remember the model of them)

 

I am going to add another PTZ but want to get the BEST PTZ I can for around 250/300 dollars. I think the IP PTZs are out of my price range. I really want it to be clear and strong zoom.

 

Any and all advice welcome.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

Hi indpowr. yes ip ptz is well out of your budget and am sorry to say so is a standard PTZ. clear and strong zoom cant happen with $300

 

Then whats the best PTZ for the money. Here is an example of the zoom from my current cameras.

 

Zoom out at night

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Zoom In at night

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Color

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I like something in the same range

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I sent you a PM, we might be able to help you if you dont mind buying used.

 

Nice PTZ. I have no issues with used. I wish it had 27x not 18x but I am sure you change stock all time time.

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Hi indpowr. yes ip ptz is well out of your budget and am sorry to say so is a standard PTZ. clear and strong zoom cant happen with $300

I like something in the same range

 

May be it will help u to change your mind

have a look IP PTZ MP

pix has been resize for forum

 

X1 optical

 

001xMedium-1.jpg

 

X10 optical

 

010xMedium-1.jpg

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May be it will help u to change your mind

have a look IP PTZ MP

pix has been resize for forum

 

Thanks AK. So, is the 10x zoom stronger on the IP vs 10x on a Ana? I am looking at getting a 27x.

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Sorry but there are no PTZ for that price range anywhere in the world, other than used.

You may however find a cheap ZOOM camera and buy a really cheap indoor PT kit (make it weatherproof) and build your own for around that.

 

You should still have fixed cameras though.

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May be it will help u to change your mind

have a look IP PTZ MP

pix has been resize for forum

 

Thanks AK. So, is the 10x zoom stronger on the IP vs 10x on a Ana? I am looking at getting a 27x.

even if it is or not, MP PTZ for $250-$300? If so im sold

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Thanks AK. So, is the 10x zoom stronger on the IP vs 10x on a Ana? I am looking at getting a 27x.

 

Zoom factor relate to Len's only

one more pix for fun

 

X50 digital

050xMedium-1.jpg

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Thanks AK. So, is the 10x zoom stronger on the IP vs 10x on a Ana? I am looking at getting a 27x.

 

Zoom factor relate to Len's only

one more pix for fun

 

X50 digital

050xMedium-1.jpg

 

 

 

 

these images have been going around to net for over a year. and the camera is still $700

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