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Now onto completely experimental setups. It looks like you can stitch images from cameras (stills and video) in real time or in post production using opens source software: https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2016/01/25/real-time-panorama-and-image-stitching-with-opencv/ It should be technically...

Scabskunk. Any recommendations on network cameras? I have installed and used a few generations of entry level IP cameras and I know the quality keeps going up and price going down. The early generation it was hard to use them on all platforms due to dedicated apps but I think they are fixing...

Looking at amazon you can get some very high LED count ones like: https://www.amazon.com/CMVision-IR130-Outdoor-300-400ft-Illuminator/dp/B004F9LF7E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1520573869&sr=8-2&keywords=ir+floodlight or something cheap and possible...

The camera I have does get dirty often and the night vision only works well if there are no other lights around. To make the night vision more effective I plan on using IR LED flood lights. I hope I can find ones that will survive well. I do have a raspberry pi and camera setup. The camera is...

I know for certain he video stitcher box takes 4 inputs and generates one output. You can run that to a 2-4 port DVR and you will get the stitched image recorded along with any other optional cameras you have. If you want to record the 4 cameras by themselves before stitching you can split the...

I think they use a video splitter to take either the screen output or the video direct from the cams and send it to the DVR. The DVR I have seen clearly have onique inputs per camera. I have not seen any outputs. I'll look into it more.

This is a HowTo and general discussion of Cameras on the LMTV. My truck came with a camera and screen pre-installed but due to odd wiring it made/making my voltmeter not work. In another thread: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?176889-adding-new-circuits-to-the-fuse-box-how we...