Its perfectly possible to get identification from pal cameras just don't expect too much scene width.

Also ideally you shouldn't put your emitter (light source) and your pickup (the camera bit) together. THis is done for cost saving reasons, but with some down sides.

Its perfectly possible to get identification from pal cameras just don't expect too much scene width.

Also ideally you shouldn't put your emitter (light source) and your pickup (the camera bit) together. THis is done for cost saving reasons, but with some down sides.

Those Raytek floods you recommended are brilliant in action.

Any piccies?

Any piccies?

Soon. The customers broadband is down at present so I can't dial in.

@ 4Pi, what IP cam's are you using ?

Edited May 26, 201312 yr by MrHappy

4pi lol

I've done the avatar!

 

 

however the owner of the site has been prudent enough not to give a button to change it

Edited May 26, 201312 yr by MrHappy

@ 4Pi, what IP cam's are you using ?

The penny's just dropped. You're referring to me!

@ 4Pi, what IP cam's are you using ?

http://www.utcfssecurityproductspages.eu/email/system/data/user_uploads/30/File/TVD-M1245E-2M-P.pdf

Matt,

 

I'm toying with an IP update for work as tided of stuff being flytipped in the road, my exsitng cam(s) can see stuff being left but not reg plates

Matt,

 

I'm toying with an IP update for work as tided of stuff being flytipped in the road, my exsitng cam(s) can see stuff being left but not reg plates

Ill send you some downloaded footage from them to have a look. Reg plates good. Cost £270 for outdoor and £230 for indoor cam.the pics I put up were just a print screen from my pc.