#Microseven camera review upgrade#

If the antenna was shorter or moved down- would be better. The mounting and antenna location seems a tad on the 'wonky side' - The antenna is actually too tall once mounted to the building eve. I hope the radio (WiFi) holds up and the camera is a better value then the 39.00 db-power that i also purchased. Yes i do like the camera.- The price seem a little high in comparison to others sold on amazon. To fix the dark video I used the 'Wide dynamic mode' setting.I am unsure if that was the correct choice but the image looks e setting/image below. The GUI is very nice and straight forward - Its easy to navigate and makes mostly logical sense- I know 'logical sense' is subjective.what i mean by that they Do NOT used double reverse negative statements -Example ' IR led off positive - yes/no' or 'Led schedule active disabled,on- true/false' The default image is darker then all my other cameras out of the box. I use BI(blueiris) and it is 'found' without issues. With the initial success and happiness with this camera, I went an upgraded and purchased the 2 successor camera and have those running over POE.Īlso, I started using Blue Iris software on 2/15, which I am also very happy with The night vision (my only experience) I feel is great, although was surprised that the image has no color. I receive clips when there is motion directly to my email account. I've been using this camera via WIFI since day 1, it is continuously recording to my PC 24/7.

Since I had setup and used IP cameras in the past, setup was fairly easy.I knew my email STP servers etc for easy email setup. It is also on the north side of the house which has no direct sun interference.

It is being used under an eave so snow/rain etc will have minimal impact to it.

#Microseven camera review upgrade#

The Microseven M7B37 purchase was the cheapest of the 3 and I went that route as I needed to upgrade my IP cameras (previously used Cisco WVC-210s -seen in picture) and Microseven caught my eye.