Professional 4K Security Camera

"Installed the Lorex 4K Doorbell Camera at RestoreMore Inc. headquarters, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! The picture quality is crystal clear, even in low light, and the wide-angle view covers everything we need to monitor at the entrance. The two-way audio is super clear, making it easy to communicate with visitors without having to step outside. It’s been a game changer for security and peace of mind at our office. Highly recommend for anyone looking for reliable, high-quality security solutions! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #Lorex4K #RestoreMoreInc #SecurityUpgrades #ClearPicture #PeaceOfMind"

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a very powerful 4K two camera security system that picks up trespassers and animals whether day or night! It just needs about 2 hours of sunlight for solar charging to last the whole day. The 16gb internal memory is more than enough for storage. You do not need to pay for any subscription to use this nifty little sophisticated security system. Integrates with both Google and Alexa for two way audio. Overall you just need to get this for your home and personal security!!!

Initially I set up my security system of two cameras and the DVR on a single 12v 3A power adapter with a splitter cable. Everything worked but there were squigglies in the brightest areas of one camera feed. I added this power adapter to drive just that (4k) camera and the squigglies disappeared. The 4k image is now clean and astounding.

This is not a camera for vloggers. It's intent is to be used as a professional go to. Hence no IBIS (doesn't really matter in the professional video world). 10 bit Cinema 4K at 400mbs kind of speaks for itself. The quality of footage is outstanding packed in the small mirrorless body. DUAL ISO is simply incredible. This camera can see in the dark. Something you used to only get in Varicam models. I have paired this camera with a metabones xl speedbooster and the quality of 4K footage I get is amazing.

Okay, maybe I lied just a little - I only have four of them in my studio. (To be fair, I said like, which makes the statement less precise.) Let me see, what do I use these babies for? One camera is mounted with a light less than a foot from a chromakey mat. It performs its duties masterfully on screen, with the reliability of a star in a leading role, despite being relegated to wholly invisible duties most of the time. The image quality means I do not have to worry about awkward graining or shadows. Another camera feeds 4K video to be used as a picture-in-picture insert into live streams that I do. The image quality means I can crop and zoom and pan as needed to get the perfect view each time. The third camera captures a wide studio view for my Patreon supporters, as a secondary behind the scenes feed. The image quality mean it captures a professional and crisp image. The fourth camera is used for B-roll, whether temporarily mounted to a microphone stand or some other protruding fixture, or handheld on a mini gimbal. I think it's time to buy a fifth one! What I'm trying to say, is - if you need something that can handle 4K quality in all sorts of lighting conditions (and /professional/ 4K quality under professional lighting conditions) - this is my go-to camera for anything and everything where a sub-$500 camera will do, and it's not even half that price!

This camera is an incredibly versatile machine; it has almost every capability a professional photographer could want or need including video up to 4K! The focus, metering, and picture control options are just too numerous to discuss. Needless to say, if you can't take great photos with this machine, then it just can't be done.

I use a professional 4K television camera and head on a weekly basis and wanted something I could use on my D750 DSLR to get more fluid shots. This head fits the bill. Smooth, easily adjusted and not too big. love it!

I use this camera for professional video and photo use and it performs excellent at both. Pros: dual pixel autofocus works smoothly (best in the market), beautiful canon colors, 4k, slomotion capability (60p and 120p), built in timelapse video function, HDR video mode, viewfinder 2 shows a lot more information, rugged build quality Cons: 4k has a crop factor, 120 fps slomo is only at 720p It's hard to find a camera that can do it all at a good price. I could have gone with the sony a7sii or a7rii but neither does well at both video and photo. While the 5D4 is not perfect, it bridges both creative worlds for the type of work I do which is weddings and family portraits.

Works great like a professional reminds me of security work in casinos

I really like this HDD. It lets me run six 4K security cameras and keep about four days of footage while running the recording 24/7.