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Wyze cam v3 lens swap image comparison. (From previous video)
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From previous video: Wyze cam v3 teardown and lens swap. Wyzecam surveillance ua-cam.com/video/PnqDFVH_lfU/v-deo.html Upper side is the original lens (as I know it is 2.8mm) Bottom side an 8mm lens. Just to get more better clarity at a further distance. Personal choice. With 2.8mm is very difficult or imposible to see license plates number, with 8mm you easily can. (Number was blurred manually ...
Wyze cam v3 teardown and lens swap. Wyzecam surveillance
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Wyze camera v3 swap lens. I’m not a profesional so do this at your own risk. Warranty will be voided. Wyzecam surveillance cam camera EDIT: Image results in the following link ua-cam.com/video/5N6UB3lOcP8/v-deo.html
EVGA GTX 570 Furmark test without burning the vga HD
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EVGA GTX 570 (No OC´d) Burn test with Furmark Preset: extreme-burn 15 minutes 1366x768 Recorded with Fraps Showing last minute.
Will this work on the v4 as well?
Is the microphone the same component as the speaker? Dual purpose?
Where do I get replacement lens from?🧐
My camera was find before i left for my trip
Its like they're using a blocking stopping connection on my camera
I cannot see any images buy hear sounds
Can some do that to my camera. Because. I am renting a room and I could suddenly after I return from my trip. Noticing my.camera not picking up images and I hear like my door opening . Whenever I check my camera. I am using the landlords wifi I think he always bug my room.
I pushed white covers inside the hole😢 Any idea how to get them out?
glue on a stick and pull them out.
My three year old said he liked your choice of music.
Can anybody tell me what the two little red wires were on the lens assembly?
Excellent teardown video. I forgot to close my SD hatch and the cam is saturated. Gonna try and fix it for fun. Thanks for the video keep up the good work 👏
Did you fix it?
The lens focus adjustment wasn't clear because he didn't show what distance it was adjusted for.
do you think it would be possible to extend the length of the lens even further to have it fit into the peep hole of a front door? My building no longer allows ring type of door bells, was thinking of doing this to the wyze cam and use the peep hole.
I replaced mine with a fisheye lens...the issue was the fisheye was too big to fit through the existing hole, and there's a PCB there, so you can really make it bigger. The surprisingly easy (albeit destructive solution) is to clip off all the plastic screw guide pegs so I could move the secondary board (the one with the hole) close enough to the sensor that I could screw the fisheye from the outside. Once done, I just connected all the leads back up, pushed all the innards back in the case and a little silicone around the lens (once focused) and around the outside bezel thing to get it water tight again. The way the innards SNAP into place, the screws are not really needed. Works great and I have a super wide FOV now.
Where can I buy a new lenses? I have several wyze cam v3’s
Thanks for mentioning to make sure not to push the white hole covers into the hole. Kinda crucial but okay. For anyone stuck on that, use a paperclip and pry really hard to get them out
Hello, my wyze cam3 got moisture/fog on the lens: do you know if that goes away after a while, or do I need to replace the lens?. Thank you ✌️
AYOOo you totally nailed it. They just released the OG Telefoto cam. Almost a clone of yours.
Very good video and easy to understand. Where can I buy the new lens ?
They are available on Amazon.
Is this a fixed zoom or is it manually zoomed in from the app? I ask because I’m ok with the focus of the original lens but want a clearer picture when I manually zoom in. Hope that makes since
Great disassembly video that can be very useful to me. I think my camera has shorted out or dead short. Do you know if there is a chip that can be changed if that happens or can I just throw the camera away? I await your response, thanks in advance.
They a New power supply-USB charger-happened to three of mine.
Any way to add a better antenna? I have a V3 in my detached shed and the wifi is poor there.
Thanks for the video, I do appreciate the insight overall. However, I'm confused, at 5:31 you go through the effort to remove the lens mount from the upper PCB board (and exposing the CMOS/sensor in the process) but to remove the lens you just pulled it out? Is the lens glued into the hole in the lower board or not? If it isn't couldn't you just pull and lightly twist (wiggle) the whole board until the lens comes out of the hole? I cringe at thought of people exposing their CMOS sensor like that. (And always use an air bulb/squeezy like a Rocket Air to blow off exposed components, never rub!!!)
Thanks I really appreciate your feedback. Nothing bad exposing the CMOS but that’s a choice… I’ve had that discussion with some friends and there are mix feelings lol. Never had an issue doing it with specially with a $30 camera. Lol. Regarding pulling out the lens, it isn’t glued to the lower board and only to it base, and yes you can just pull and lightly twist it without un mounting from the board however, it is much more easy to grasp and twist the way I do, otherwise you could break the board, Again, nothing wrong exposing these cheap sensors but that is just my opinion. Thanks again. Regards.
Question have you tried the 3.8 lens ?
Sorry I have not but should work well. imo.
The background music is soothing AF
Is the music necessary? I find it quite frustrating
Thank you. I was able to swap the lens with a 6mm lens. Warning: remember to remove the SD card. I watched the video a week or so ago and forgot that step. Fortunately I only damaged the card and not the camera.
2.8mm is 150 degree angle view. Wyze says their stock lens for these cameras are 130 degree angle view. Whose wrong?
The Lens may have 150 degrees at 2.8mm, but the sensor has less area than the lens covers. So sensor has the 130 degrees with that lens
Awesome. Thank You.
Step 5. Drop your new lens assembly three (3) times. 8:05
*I have had the **Newest.Technology** system since they were initially released (over 2 years). I love the ease of use and they work well. Batteries last a long time too. I have added cameras as needed. I love the 2 way communication with this one.*
Thanks for posting this video. It was very helpful for swapping lenses. I seem to have skipped the part where you said to remove the micro SD. 😂 Just ordered a new one.
Where to get parts?
@@terrybriley1887 I got my lens from Amazon.
At 5:18, couldn't you just skip removing the center two screws that attach the sensor to the board and just pull out the board and then unscrew the lense from the sensor part?
You could, however, it will be more easy removing the whole piece to unscrew the lense because it is glued from factory.
Excellent video. I've upgraded the lens on several v.2 cams, but have yet to do a v.3 model. So far, I've installed 8 mm, 16 mm, and 25 mm lenses. Love the telephoto aspect of the 16 and 25 mm lenses, but focusing is touchy. Now to do a v.3 :)
Which lens did you prefer and do you have a link
Were can i get that 8mm lens? Links? Also any different mic you recommend to swap ? The v3 mic sucks the v2 mic sound better
Are you still able to use color night vision with this lens mod? See if you can find time to do a low-light comparison video, dude 😎
Yes, I did the same mod today
Anyone interested in doing this modification for me for a price of ??
For less than you could pay someone, just do what I did. I needed to refocus my lens for a close-up bird cam. I bought a spare to work with in case I messed it up. It really was not that difficult or delicate, and the refocus went perfectly. You won't get anyone to crack open yours for less than the cost of a second "just in case" camera. You can do this!!
Any chance of selling me a modified V3 with 8mm lens?
Hi @bob Books it depends on how much you are willing to pay. Give me an email and let’s see. Just please note this could take some days, I’m pretty busy with work.
8mm didn’t zoom much, why bother?
You can pinch and zoom in
There's no need to expose the sensor to unscrew the lens, I don't need to switch lens right now but If ever I was to give it a go, I'd start by twisting the lens straight from the front, even if it mean destroying the glass in front. Actually I might epoxy the lens onto something a way to grip it. Don't waste 40min to reduce risk of breaking a 30$ camera.
Exactly what I needed...thanks!
I wish my old hands and eyes could still do that. Slightly different subject, but related to your video, Do you know if there are any metering sensors in the area around the lense, or is all of the light metering done TTL? I am going to paint one and don't need the Night Vision or IR. I am not willing to take it apart before I paint it to discover it.
You know how WYZE asks us to help them improve the AI buy sharing clips the camera has recorded with them? I would be interesting to see how they react if you share one of the 8mm clips lol
Lol, agree
I swapped lenses today following this walkthrough and learned a few things. Removing the lens required me to blast it for a few seconds with a hair drier, as this guide suggests. I broke the orange ring trying to pry off the glued frame despite the warning. Not a big deal. Before disconnecting the wires I took a picture of how everything was plugged in which turned out to be a great idea and I kept referring back to the photo during reassembly. I also had already activated the camera before the operation so I didn’t need to worry about scanning the QR code. Hard to do if you are installing a non-focused lens. I wanted to keep the night vision capabilities so I bought a 12mm lens with an IR filter thinking I needed that. DO NOT buy a lens with an IR filter. Turns out with the IR filter on the lens the night vision doesn’t work very well. This is because the Wyze Cam mechanically slips its own IR filter in and out behind the lens mount depending on the mode. So a lens with an IR filter already on it means there are now two IR filters in night mode which basically thwarts the night vision. The original lens doesn’t have an IR filter on it (because one gets dynamically inserted at the board). The IR filter on the lens I bought was just a thin sheet of glass glued onto the back end and I was able to pry off the IR glass (cracking it the process) with a box cutter blade and night vision worked like a charm, just as normal “day” vision did. I was concerned that the longer lens would let too little light into the camera but this seems to not be the case. Low light conditions are not any worse with this new lens as far as I can tell. When you focus your lens it helps to use a larger screen like on an iPad. And pinch/zoom in on something with detail. The 12mm lens sticks out past the front of the casing which means I was able to adjust the focus without disassembling everything again. This also means it’s easy to knock the camera out of focus too. Not sure how this affects water resistance but that isn’t a concern for me. I decided to remove the rubber ring that surrounds the lens so I could swap back the original 2.8mm lens or an 8mm lens without having to take everything apart again. This of course removes any water resistance. To find lenses on eBay or Amazon besides the one recommended in the comments search for “M12 1.2/5 8mm” (for an 8mm lens) or other focal lengths like 6mm, 8mm, 12mm, etc. 6mm I think gives you about 2x zoom from the original 2.8mm lens. 12mm seems like 4x-5x. You can also get wider angle lenses all the way to fisheye by searching for mm lower than 2.8. I know that with binoculars and telescopes the larger the magnification the less light is collected (without a wider opening) so I would guess that’s the case with the Wyze Cam. But the Wyze Cam auto adjust the light level but might (just a guess) add noise.
Thanks for the video! I tried replacing the stock lens with a 2.8-12mm lens an Amazon review said fit, and it did not fit. The mounting screw is the same size but there's no way to add the bigger lens since the diameter is larger than the hole in the plastic and PCB. But following this video I was able to take apart and put it back together just fine.
😀 Nice work pal! I’d recommend checking out Promosm!!! ! You could use it to grow your channel!!
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. Any idea on RTSP and convert to a IP cam
Not for the v3
Awesome videos man! Thanks!
Oh, there is the A/B comparison I just asked about. Thanks! Looks like a good choice in this instance. Some cameras, like the Wyze doorbell, should have more fisheye to better see the side to side. This would remove possible hiding spots.
Would you make a video on how to replace a microphone? The original mic has a lot of hardware and software issues. Software may be on Wyze, but hardware is possible to replace...Maybe some mic from Digikey?