As would pure-IR floodlights. You don't see 'em on come on but bright as day on a camera. Could even leave them on all night & rely on cam software's motion detection to start recoding.
I had a few IP/Ethernet DLinks that were OK. A CMOS based DCS900 which need a host PC to doing motion sensing & recording. The other a CCD based (32xx something) that was intended as a video conferencing cam so it has on-board motion sensing, 2-way audio, & FTP upload capability. Gary VanderMolen wrote: >> You'd have a hard time at night. Even the IR equipped cameras are pretty >> weak at a distance. > > > Motion sensor lights would take care of that. > > Gary VanderMolen > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
