Whichone is better between mobotix and axis camera?

I wanto to ask which one is better between axis and mobotix camera?I
mean by comparing durability, picture quality and worth of the money.
thanks.



mike888@berlin.com

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> I wanto to ask which one is better between axis and mobotix camera?I
> mean by comparing durability, picture quality and worth of the money.
> thanks.

I've been evaluating an M10 and it's a seriously good piece of kit. Picture
quality [the main thing, really] is top notch for both day and night as
it's got two sensors and two lenses. In addition to that it's got loads of
neat features, like being able to store images on a bog standard SMB file
server [or commodity NAS for that matter] without having to run [or
license] any special server software. It can even cuckoo on the hour.

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> I wanto to ask which one is better between axis and mobotix camera?I
> mean by comparing durability, picture quality and worth of the money.
> thanks.
>

I don't know anything about Mobotix cameras, but I've used low-end Axis
cameras - the 205 and 206. Over a period of 3 years, I've found them to be
very reliable. The picture quality and general performance fully meets the
printed specifications, which is a rare thing in a low end camera. If you're
a programmer, they also have a nice HTTP-based API.

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> I wanto to ask which one is better between axis and mobotix camera?I
> mean by comparing durability, picture quality and worth of the money.
> thanks.
>

The pictures in the right-hand column at
http://www.sgurr.co.uk/lundycam/gallery.html were taken with a hacked-about
Axis 205 that has been sitting in an unheated spider-infested box for 3
years, and it's still taking good pictures.

This Google search will bring up tons of live axis cameras:

http://www.google.com/search?q=/view...ource=ggsearch

Look around. Pretty neat.

Try this one too:

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Li...ource=ggsearch

And this will bring up Mobotix M1 cameras:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...en+Menu%22&btn

And this for Mobotix M10 cameras:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...en+Menu%22&btn