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Can you recommend some reputable brands?
Literally any dumb webcam and a Raspberry Pi or similar will do. I used a webcam and an old laptop. But I never put up full time surveillance. Just spontaneously when I needed something.
Heard Ubiquiti was good.
Im happy with my ubiquiti cameras. They are pricy but solid.
Yeah that's the problem(same with automation. ) You have your own infrastructure- $$ but secure - or you have the backen offsourced to a remote server for a cheaper device and get data raped.
Where would be a good place to ask for advice about setting these things up? It's not something I want to start looking in to quite yet but once I move in a few months I'd really like to set something up and I know I'm going to need some advice..
I believe that Reolink cameras plus an NVR allow, but don't require, completely offline recording.
Ubiquiti.
There aren't any. The best you can do is accept that they're compromised and firewall them off from everything except the NVR they're supposed to talk to. Put the whole camera network on a separate VLAN with no gateway.