DS-2CD2363G0-I vs DS-2CD2365G1-I
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Hi @juryman77
We don't have or know of any videos comparing the EasyIP 2.0+ (2363) and 3.0 (2365G1) cameras, we plan to get back to doing some demo videos soon.
Below are the key technical differences between the 2.0+ and 3.0 cameras:
The main difference is that Easy IP 2.0+ has less smart features than Easy IP 3.0.
Easy IP 2.0+ - Line crossing detection, intrusion detection
Easy IP 3.0 - Line crossing detection, intrusion detection, unattended baggage detection, object removal detection
Also the 2.0+ & 3.0 cameras have different Max. frame rates
EasyIP 2.0+ - 12.5fps (when max. resolution is set)
EasyIP 3.0 - 20fps (when max. resolution is set)
Also, the G1 3.0 cameras feature Darkfighter technology for improved low-light performance and the 2.0+ cameras don't have this feature. On top of this, the 2363 has a smaller image sensor (1/2.9") than the 2365G1 (1/2.4") which means the 2365G1 can take in more light for a better image in very low-light scenarios.
If you only daytime is important or you have a well-lit scene at night and you don't need all the smart features then the 2363 is a more affordable option, but if low-light/IR night performance is really important we would recommend the 2365G.
We don't have or know of any videos comparing the EasyIP 2.0+ (2363) and 3.0 (2365G1) cameras, we plan to get back to doing some demo videos soon.
Below are the key technical differences between the 2.0+ and 3.0 cameras:
The main difference is that Easy IP 2.0+ has less smart features than Easy IP 3.0.
Easy IP 2.0+ - Line crossing detection, intrusion detection
Easy IP 3.0 - Line crossing detection, intrusion detection, unattended baggage detection, object removal detection
Also the 2.0+ & 3.0 cameras have different Max. frame rates
EasyIP 2.0+ - 12.5fps (when max. resolution is set)
EasyIP 3.0 - 20fps (when max. resolution is set)
Also, the G1 3.0 cameras feature Darkfighter technology for improved low-light performance and the 2.0+ cameras don't have this feature. On top of this, the 2363 has a smaller image sensor (1/2.9") than the 2365G1 (1/2.4") which means the 2365G1 can take in more light for a better image in very low-light scenarios.
If you only daytime is important or you have a well-lit scene at night and you don't need all the smart features then the 2363 is a more affordable option, but if low-light/IR night performance is really important we would recommend the 2365G.
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Hi!
Thanks for the very through explanation. I'll probably end up with the 2365 range then I think. I already have a 2345 and do like the even distribution of IR at night (which is important) so that was certainly a consideration. Thanks again.
Thanks for the very through explanation. I'll probably end up with the 2365 range then I think. I already have a 2345 and do like the even distribution of IR at night (which is important) so that was certainly a consideration. Thanks again.
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