Posted by Blue3992 (N Illinois) on December 08, 2007 at 12:42:30 from (216.80.110.244):
Thinking about putting up a camera that overlooks my front yard and driveway. I'm on the road a lot, and it would be nice to be able to get on the internet and see home. I could keep an eye on the place, and it would keep me from getting homesick.
Anyone do anything like this? I've got high-speed internet at the house, and figured I could install a wireless router. I thought about mounting the camera outside, but outdoor enclosures look like they're pretty expensive, and I think the snow/ice would probably block it sonner or later. Figured I'd mount one inside, looking out a window.
Anyone got any recommendations for products? I've searched the web and Best Buy, but am still a little confused as to whats out there, and what would work well for what I'm looking for. Also, would i get a good view out a window from an internet camera? Or would it constantly be subject to glare?
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