FWIW making a c210 weather resistant
The C210 is a great value ptz cam but clearly restricted to indoor use - the rain would get inside the works quickk enough BUT I tried using a high temp food bag (PET?) and it works fine on daylight mode completely xparent and clear no blurring BUT it doesnt do well on niight viz with IR self reflection glare = thats work in hand
But I aim to cover the unit and stick it on a flat exposed roof on the understanding its my risk. Note I havent tied down the bag properly yet - any wisdom here, could be a great hack if it could be made to work - maybe blank off the internal IR and use an external IR flood light - work in hand When you think that equivaltn quality IP66 PTZ can cost from£35 - Amazon rubbish to £100. £200 + from other?
OBTW I found that the C110 makes a great porch (protected) door cam - what a bargain - especially as you can restrict the view (vignette with an 8mm washer) to minimise false alarms will send pic - warning dont turn it upside down the IT filter jams. I use mine in BnW night mode for more reliable motion recording - its a blast