Panasonic Launches H.265 i-Pro Extreme Camera Series
Author: Brian Karas, Published on Sep 19, 2016
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Comments (7)
Undisclosed Manufacturer #1
I believe that there h265 cameras and nvr support is not released. I tried asking them and they laughed and said soon...
Seemsee funny that they are launching a 720p line. I think many manufacturers are moving to 2mp, 3, 4 and higher.
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Undisclosed #4
I buy a large share of my cameras from Panasonic(300-500 yearly), that being said.......
720p cameras need to be priced no more than $180 or they need to be done away with.
1080p cameras need to priced around $200 - $400 depending on options. and not software controlled options, hardware ones.
their 4K line needs to be under $1000
all enterprise storage needs to be done away with along with that god awful ASM software. with the hell you would continue to throw money at that garbage when you bought something vastly superior like VI shows that there is serious problems with leadership and management at Panasonic security.
its sad because the quality of the images you can get out of their 720p and 1080p cameras craps all over most of the other brands including chi-comvison but the waste so much money on stupid crap like the 5 series, and 12 different models of 720p cameras for $400-$600 each?
sad thing is the make great product its just to costly for what they can offer the way they are doing it.
time to gut management and get some one in there with a plan rather than keep pushing out stuff no one wants or things that contradicts your product line( like ASM and VI).
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