What is the distance for the night vision?
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Since I bought my system, the default cameras from Zmodo have changed. I have the older ones that probably have around 20 feet. I bought this system more for the DVR, and have a mix match of cameras depending on the application. Some are the default Zmodo cameras and some are wide angle. My Zmodo cameras look nothing like the current ones being offered. The Zmodo cameras are good to use as a starter kit. If you demand higher quality, you will need to find 600 TVL cameras. I use 600 TVL for my wide angle cameras and notice a huge difference between 420 TVL default ones and 600 TVL.
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With the standard cameras that come with the system. The distance is only 10 to 15 feet. If possible I would recommend buying the better cameras. More money but well worth the expense.
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Hello as per maker about 35 ft that is true if you have a lot of ambient lighting. You can see about 10-15 ft if you have like a wall or something that would reflect and light up the area. If you approach the line of view of a camera you can see the person but that about 10-15 feet. I install a zmodo ptz camera that has larger and more powerful IR lights and in that one you can see at night real good and when it scan close to the other camera then you can see real good on them too. One solution is to buy IR light to ligh up more the area you want to view or leave some lights on. A day light they are great Hello as per maker about 35 ft that is true if you have a lot of ambient lighting. You can see about 10-15 ft if you have like a wall or something that would reflect and light up the area. If you approach the line of view of a camera you can see the person but that about 10-15 feet. I install a zmodo ptz camera that has larger and more powerful IR lights and in that one you can see at night real good and when it scan close to the other camera then you can see real good on them too. One solution is to buy IR light to ligh up more the area you want to view or leave some lights on. A day light... » Read More Hello as per maker about 35 ft that is true if you have a lot of ambient lighting. You can see about 10-15 ft if you have like a wall or something that would reflect and light up the area. If you approach the line of view of a camera you can see the person but that about 10-15 feet. I install a zmodo ptz camera that has larger and more powerful IR lights and in that one you can see at night real good and when it scan close to the other camera then you can see real good on them too. One solution is to buy IR light to ligh up more the area you want to view or leave some lights on. A day light they are great « Show Less
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Depending upon ambient light and surface reflectiveness, but anywhere from 30-60 feet for small object, and slightly farther for large objects. Indoors it will see an entire room with good clarity. Outdoors it is more limited.
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I don't remember what the manufacturer claimed it to be. I think they said 14 feet. The system does at least that and I think it even does better. My guess would be about 20 feet.
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the distance veries,depending on the amount of moon light-reflective objects-generaly speaking,on average--about 30 ft.-hope this was helpful-if u have a set of these cameras,you will began to understand what you can expect to see from each camera at nite as they will all be defferent.hope this was helpful,thes are the best cameras on the market for the money.I have 2 4camer systems,1 8 camera system,
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Hi, i haven't had a chance to test the night vision but i read the many reviews that said it was more than adequate. Hope that helps.
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Hi John,The close focus distance of the MiniMight Monocular is about 10 feet.If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact our customer service department at 631-963-5000 or by email at info@carson.com
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That I do not know since I have not taken any nighttime photos. I would say within 30 ft or so??
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I've gone out at night with it and I can see the green dot as far as I am able to see due to obstructions in the area. I guess it was about 200 yards. Of course the dot is easier to see if you're not in direct sunlight but you are still able to pick it up looking through the scope.
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The camera will not trigger that far away. I would say 60 feet is the max. However the field of vision is much further than that. You would get clear pictures out to 150 feet I would estimate.
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I have never measured the distance. But, I've been very pleased about the warning time. This unit has been much better than any detector I have owned before.
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Looks like focus down to 4 to 5 feet. Has diopter adjustment. I can focus without my glasses on if i adjust diopterveyepiece. That said, i would not buy that model again. Prefer the green screened nightvision. IR works but not at great distance. Price is good, though.
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The distance depends on ambient light. You get 150-200 feet. It's ok. I'd pass and get something else. I've had mine for about a year. It's ok, and good for the price, I wish it were a more focused beam and less flood. All led naturally provide flood aLight sound the beam
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Not sure off hand. The IR light is visible to humans though, if that is what you are referring to. You do have to be in front of the light in order to see it. The estimated range of 80 yards for the IR is pretty accurate. Much farther if a reflective object. One thing about this scope that isn't mentioned anywhere is that after powering up the scope and the view is green you can turn it off and still have the same night vision. I have even taken the batteries out and it still works!
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With the light IR light that comes with the scope, about 100 yards max with good clarity. With just moonlight, 75 yards.
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If by nightvision you mean it can see in total darkness? Then no. But if you got enough lighting it can see as far as 15 feet away. Which is better than most cameras at this price. Especially web cams. If you want an actual nightvision that can see in total darkness you'd be paying a bit for that. The one I got picked out will cost me 150 bucks. They aren't cheap. If you see one cheap, its most likely a scam. All in all i thought this camera was a pretty decent investment for the price. Used 4 of them to keep watch on my property. Particularly this one here is one of the better ones.
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so far i've looked about 100 yards without a problem. If you are looking directly at the unit and know what you're looking for there is a minimal IR glow that can be dimmed with the touch of a button
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Brian, just measured distance of infrared at night. I get a distance of 45' do not have any leaves or tree limbs in the way of night vision as this will decrease the distance. Do some more research on a better camera, hope this helps.
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Daytime its excellent. I use it to cover my yard sale out the window about 150 feet away. (yes somtimes people try to take things if Im not right there to watch it. At least this way I get a view of their car so I can report it.) At night beyond 7-8 foot it gets more and more faint the further away you are. Finally about 10-12 feet away its totally black again. It could pick up a person walking by or sneaking in but you would not be able to see many details beyond about 8-10 feet. Check out my video demo on YouTube. Search for video ZPqF25zfC5k or check out the video demo from Amazon fan,in the reviews section. Any background light at all really helps this unit with distances beyond 8 feet. A nightlight on, even moonlight coming in, or a streetlamp outside the window can make the room still be light enough. Hope that helps. Nick- onlinenterprises Just click this link to get one from me.
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I dont know the exact range but my lights will detect motion at least 20 feet away
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I doubt it, the resolution on this monocular is probably inadequate to your needs. In general, night vision resolution is pretty limited after 100 yards.