Hi.
Have there been conducted any recent tests of the avigilon h3 range? I see only two reviews that mentions such tests. But they are from 2012. I am mostly interested in low/bad light reviews. Especially where weak indoor lighting is used.
Hi.
Have there been conducted any recent tests of the avigilon h3 range? I see only two reviews that mentions such tests. But they are from 2012. I am mostly interested in low/bad light reviews. Especially where weak indoor lighting is used.
This is our 2013 Avigilon H3 test.
That said, I don't think there is going to be anything new to find.
Of the H3s, for low light, there are 4 groupings: (1) with IR, (2) not with IR but 'super' low light Lightcatcher, (3) non-IR 'regular' night performance and (4) non-IR really poor night performance.
Here is a list of all the non-IR H3 Avigilon cameras. Of them:
Basically, what Avigilon is saying with these specs, is that if you really want their best non-IR low light performance, use Lightcatcher. This is consistent with our testing of Avigilon and other manufacturer's super low light vs 'regular' cameras.
Thanx:)
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