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Based on the website, I would have to initially say no.
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Do those fall under the "affordable" catagory?
Based on the website, I would have to initially say no.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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I really want to install a video surveillance system at my home but I don't want to do the cabling, drywall work, and painting that is required to get the wiring into the house. The number of choice and variances in performance of the competing systems doesn't help either. I want a system that has features outside of those typically found on entry level units. The ability to record pictures and video that can be an aid to identifing any subjects caught on the system is also important. Which brings me to a question: what is the resolution of the cameras that are included in the QSee package? In your opinion, is the performance sufficient to identify any persons that are on your property? Many prepackaged systems in the sub-1k range seem capable of informing the end user that some one is in the field of view but incapable of helping to determine race, gender, basic physical features, etc.
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The cameras that came with my system have 400 lines of resolution. The dvr in D1 mode records up to 704x576.
If there is an adequate amount of lighting, yes, you can identify persons and recognize facial features. Did you look at the pictures I posted, or view the video that was posted? The one picture of the guy was a single frame taken from the video that was posted later.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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I have been using a wireless system with 8 cameras and dedicated a survalence DVR (500mb drive).
Lorex is the brand. Most wireless units require line of site. Because of this certain cams need a amp receiver. Thats my next enhancement ,as I have some connectivity issues, but they keep rollin......
Good nite vision ability also.
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