I just emailed the info for Grandstream IP cameras.
Thanks
One of the most popular features of our Camera Calculator is choosing specific models. Indeed, members select models for 80%+ of their calculations. And selecting the model helps significantly, as the map then shows what AoV the camera supports (plus equally important, what it does not) and what the IR range is specified to cover. Overviewed here:
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I just emailed the info for Grandstream IP cameras.
Thanks
Bill, Grandstream is in.
Btw and for others, make sure the model names / numbers are correct and consistent across the csv and the images to ensure everything matches up.
Good choice John
using Avigilon as an example:)
Toshiba emailed us and we've added in all their cameras.
LTS cameras have been added to the Calculator.
Ubiquiti added to the calculator.
FLIR MPX and IP cameras have been updated.
Aventura and Milesight added to the Calculator.
Is there a danger in adding cameras that are OEM versions of cameras already in the database?
Just that you might do a particular search, get 5 cameras, and after some work realize that 4 are the same?
Maybe a "include OEMs in results" checkbox? (I know the OEMs won't like that but what else?)
They're added to the calculator only. Not the finder. So if you hit "select camera" in the calculator they show up, but not in finder results.