Iris Digital Wireless Outdoor Security Camera

I needed to connect an outdoor wireless security camera to Wifi but the signal on the main router wasn't strong enough to penetrate a thick masonry wall. The TP-link solved this problem. I set it up inside at the wall needing signal penetration but in line with the router. It worked perfectly - having a booster closer to the camera did the trick.

After several weeks of research for an ultra wide camera that wouldn't break the bank, I requested a quote and special ordered this one from B&H. Took a bit long to receive, 22 days from order day to DC, as it comes directly from HikVision California, and let me tell you, it was worth the wait. I'm using this camera with Blue Iris, so I won't speak about the built in motion detection, masking capabilities and other characteristics of that nature. I rely on Blue Iris for those. Several features that were must haves. Single lens with 180° horizontal field of view, it has built in lens distortion correction, which can be manually disabled. There's a bit of distortion towards the edges of the image, but this is expected. RTSP capable, outdoor, PoE, WDR, and IR. Overall 5 stars, if you're looking for an 180° outdoor cam, definitely take a look at this one.

First of all is security, I use this case with digital lock. Second one is protection of my Wireless System. This case is born to do that. And Last one is I never loose small things like batteries or something else. This case is perfect for them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quite some time now I have research security cameras and since there so many on the market I was looking for a camera with easy set up and some type of technical support and it would be an additional bonus if it was cost efficient. Then I came across the Eufy Security Outdoor Camera and it is a great asset to making our home feel secure & safe. The camera was packaged very well & the set up was at a minimal. Notifications were instant with the Eufy Security Outdoor Camera and the picture, sound, and light are very clear with excellent image quality. Also the night and spotlight responsive provides visible setting. I am ecstatic about the Eufy Security Outdoor Camera and would definitely recommend it.

Bought this to use with my Blue Iris security system works great and cameras that are attached to it work well

I'm using this microSD card on my outdoor security camera, and it's perfect for my needs because it's wearproof and temperature-proof. It came with an SD adapter, which is a great bonus, making it easy to transfer footage to my computer whenever needed.

Most small digital cameras come with flimsy wrist straps. The security of such straps leaves much to be desired! With this strap the camera is very secure. Additionally, it much more convenient to carry the camera with the strap around the neck.

I am primarily a cinematographer, so when I bought this I had in mind its potential use as a lens for super 35 format digital cinema cameras like the Sony F3 and Red Epic. Although not absolutely ideal for this purpose, it is a viable and less costly alternative to the more expensive Arri Compact Primes and other purpose built cinematography lenses. Optically, there is no question that this a superb piece of glass, delivering the latest Nikon technology in aspherical design, anti-flare coating, and superior MTF. For use with the F3 there is one drawback, which is the lack of a manual iris ring. This requires that the lens adaptor have some kind of device built in to accomodate iris control, and I understand that one is in the works. However, systems like the Red Epic have the potential for controling the iris, using the autofocus, and recording meta data from the lens as part of their new lens interface system. If it works as well in practice as it does on their web videos, this lens could be a fantastic, economical compliment to a cinematographer's tool kit. As a footnote, for use in still photography, this really needs to be paired with a full frame digital still camera, otherwise you are really not getting the full wide angle impact.

As a digital creator, the Hobolite Iris 5W continuous light is a great little light to create mood to a scene, while also being small enough to take just the right amount of light everywhere. There is a small LCD screen which displays brightness and color settings, and both can be controlled via an app. The battery life is reasonable and the USB-C charging port is incredibly convenient. This is a fun little light that also gets noticed. Here are some photos that may help:

I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.