Monitor an indoor or outdoor area with the white P3267-LVE 5MP Network Dome Camera from Axis Communications. This unit uses a 1/2.7" progressive scan RGB CMOS sensor to capture 2592 x 1944 resolution video at 30 fps. IR LEDs provide up to 130' of night vision. The camera's 3-8mm varifocal lens delivers a 104 to 40° horizontal field of view. Two-way audio is possible via an audio input and edge-to-edge technology. Integrated PoE technology simplifies connectivity by enabling the transfer of power and data through a single cable. A memory card slot accepts microSD/SDHC/SDXC cards (available separately).

This dome camera complies with ONVIF profiles G, M, S, and T, making it compatible with a wide range of surveillance devices. It is housed in an IP66-, NEMA 4X-, and IK10-rated enclosure for outdoor use in areas at risk of vandalism.

2592 x 1944 Resolution at 30 fps    IR LEDs for Night Vision up to 130'    3-8mm Varifocal Lens    104 to 40° Horizontal Field of View    Two-Way Audio    RJ45 Ethernet Port with PoE Technology    Supports microSD/SDHC/SDXC Cards    Complies with ONVIF Profiles G, M, S & T    IP66 & NEMA 4X Rated for Outdoor Use    IK10-Rated Vandal Resistance

Lightfinder 2.0 and OptimizedIR technology for low-light applications

Automatically removable IR cut filter for day and night functionality

3-8mm varifocal lens is IR corrected

Precise iris

Remote zoom and focus

3.3' minimum focus distance

2.6x optical zoom

Digital PTZ with preset positions

Three-axis angle adjustment (±190° horizontal pivot, -10 to 80° vertical pivot, and ±190° rotation)

ARTPEC-8 SoC processor

Deep learning processing unit (DLPU)

Multiple individually configurable streams in H.265, H.264, and MJPEG

Axis Zipstream technology lowers bandwidth and storage requirements

Controllable frame rate and bandwidth (VBR/ABR/MBR H.264/H.265)

Image settings include: saturation, contrast, brightness, sharpness, forensic WDR up to 120 dB depending on scene, white balance, day/night threshold, local contrast, tone mapping, exposure mode, exposure zones, defogging, barrel distortion correction, compression, 0, 90, 180, and 270° rotation including corridor format, mirroring, dynamic text and image overlay, privacy masks, and polygon privacy mask

Built-in installation aids include: remote zoom and focus, straighten image, pixel counter, and level grid

Security features include: brute force delay protection, signed firmware, secure boot, and Axis Edge Vault, Axis device ID, and secure keystore (CC EAL4 certified)

Analytics include: AXIS Object Analytics, AXIS Video Motion Detection, active tampering alarm, and audio detection, with support for third-party applications

100M RJ45 Ethernet port

Two-way audio via edge-to-edge technology and audio input

4-pin terminal block for one supervised digital input and one digital output

Supports recording to network-attached storage and microSD card encryption

Weathershield included

PVC and BFR/CFR free

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. That 52mm filter adapter has glass in it, right? Can I get it out and put 52 to 72 step up adapter on it? Not sure why they put glass...I'm afraid to touch it:)

A: Yes you can just use step up ring

Q: 2. This lens will work with a Lumix G7?

A: It will work but it should be used as a lens for video.

Q: 3. Does it work with lumix gh4

A: Yes, the SLR Magic 8mm f/4 Lens, B&H # SLR8M4, would be compatible for use with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Micro Four Thirds Mirrorless Digital Camera. However, do note that this is a fullly manual lens. As such, you would have to both focus the lens manually and you can set the aperture using the aperture dial on the camera.

Q: 4. What kind of lens breathing is there if I want to try photo stacking with this lens?

A: The SLR Magic 8mm f/4 Lens does have visible focus breathing. One can crop to mitigate this effect.

Q: 5. Does this work with the DJI X5S? Any suggestions which balancing ring is required to work with DJI X5S?

A: May need to add another 52mm weight to balance

Q: 6. IT is listed for the front to take a 43mm or 52mm for a filter or an attachment, well if someone out there could help me out, which one is it?

A: The filter thread is techincally 43mm but it vignettes heavily so they include a step up ring to 52mm. Bottom line is it uses 52mm filters.

Q: 7. How do I put on a 52mm filter? I can't figure out how to remove the glass on the adapter.

A: To use a 52mm filter with the SLR Magic 8mm f/4 Lens, screw the filter adapter into the front of the lens--the front of the filter adapter has a 52mm filter thread.

Q: 8. does this lens produce a "hotspot" when using it to create infrared photographs (either with an IR pass filter or IR-converted camera) ? if it does, how noticeable is it and is it only at certain apertures? please send links to sample IR photos if you have any.

A: This lens was not designed with IR shooting in mind.

Q: 9. Will this work with the sony FS5 with an adapter?

A: Yes, there are MFT to E mount adapters out there (I have one; VERY slim). You'll need to use Clear Zoom to crop into the usable portion of the image, as the lens barely covers an MFT sensor.

Q: 10. Hi, is there any chance I could order the neoprene dome cover for the aoi dlp 06 on is own?

A: The AOI DNC-01 Replacement Dome Neoprene Cover for DLP-01/05/06 will fit the AOI DLP-06 Underwater Acrylic Dome Lens Port for Panasonic 8mm Fisheye in Olympus PEN Housings.