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  • BR7
    He is coming to your little town!
    • Aug 2005
    • 2137

    Security Camera locks

    I am currently putting in a security system at a local restaurant here . I was wondering if any one has knowledge on how to lock the camera in place so people can not move it .Maybe something like the club that's used for cars.I am almost finished stringing the last few cameras but the damn thieving cooks keep moving the camera thinking they are hiding their dirty deeds and I have to keep reseting them(it's a PITA).Your probably asking why aren't the camera's catching this,well it's because I have to install the software after all the cameras are installed before it can record anything.I searched google but I couldn't come up with anything
    Thanks

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  • MikeyBK
    Digital Video Maniac
    • Feb 2006
    • 1131

    #2
    How about a dome enclosure? That way you can change the angle of the camera every so often and none of the thieving cooks will know what areas it is recording. Hope it's also a wide angle lens, because with those you can capture almost the entire 180 degree peripheral.
    MBK

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    • BR7
      He is coming to your little town!
      • Aug 2005
      • 2137

      #3
      That's not a bad idea at all I never thought about the dome covers.They would have to break the dome to move the camera position. And yes they are widescreen Thanks Mikey Now I have to run the idea past the owner and see if she wants to shell out more money

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      • MikeyBK
        Digital Video Maniac
        • Feb 2006
        • 1131

        #4
        Good luck with your project BR7...
        MBK

        Antec 900 ATX Mid Tower
        Antec True Power Trio 650W PSU
        ABIT IP35 Pro LGA 775 Intel Motherboard
        Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4GHz CPU (Overclocking @ 2.9GHz)
        XFX GeForce 8600GT 256MB GDDR3 Video Card
        Patriot eXtreme Performance (2 x 1GB) DDR2 SDRAM
        Seagate Barracuda(Perpendicular Recording) 320GB SATA 3.0Gb

        *SAMSUNG 18X LightScribe SATA SH-S183L DVD±R
        *Sony DRU-810A IDE DVD±R
        *BenQ LS DW1655 IDE DVD±R

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        • MilesAhead
          Eclectician
          • Nov 2006
          • 2615

          #5
          simple solutions are best

          Originally Posted by MikeyBK
          How about a dome enclosure? That way you can change the angle of the camera every so often and none of the thieving cooks will know what areas it is recording. Hope it's also a wide angle lens, because with those you can capture almost the entire 180 degree peripheral.
          Dang!! I guess the simple solutions are best after all!! Here I was thinking why not install a set of cameras to watch the security cameras?

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