Just curious: why don't you want night vision? The only time it isn't useful is if the camera will be looking through a window, cause there's too much glare when the ir lights are on.
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Probably look to secondhand commercial stuff, anything with ONVIF support should be fine.
Picked up some domed outdoor Cisco IP6630s awhile back off eBay for cheap and while not the best image wise they're built like tanks AND they give you full root access lol
All my cameras are reolink. I have their duo2 which is super wide so it captures everything, I use the doorbells and have the 360 camera in my garage. They all work with frigate and blue iris.
I have this, and then block internet access at the router level. The app still works if on the internal network or wireguard vpn
Axis have some really good ones. Most of them support RTSP, and many have PTZ as a bonus.
Source: I've installed a lot of them onboard ships. Axis and Samsung are the ones that handle the environment best.
The only outdoor camera I have is an Amcrest AD110 doorbell camera and it is ok. Has some network connectivity issues occasionally but a restart seems to fix them. I plan on eventually getting some Amcrest IP8M-T2599EW when my budget allows.
As far as indoor cameras I use 4332027115 and they work very well. Both the AD110 and my indoor cameras are in blue iris and home assistant.
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