#camera
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Light (www.light.co)
With 16 individual cameras, 10 of them firing simultaneously, the L16 captures the detail of your shot at multiple fixed focal lengths. Then the images are computationally fused to create an incredible high-quality final image with up to 52 megapixel resolution.
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DIY Power over Ethernet Cable
I am setting up a security camera mounted under the eve of my roof. Rather than running an ethernet cable and an extension cord up there, I figured I could use the four unused wires in an ethernet cable to provide the camera with power. The camera only uses 9v, so it should be pretty safe. I had a couple extra 1ft patch cables lying around, so I spliced the transformer into two patch cables. This will let me run a long CAT 5 cable from end-to-end, and attach it to the camera and ethernet/power.
Here's a photo of how I spliced the power into the ethernet patch cables.
And a close-up of the wires soldered together.
I'm pretty sure this is all safe, but if you try this, be sure to test all the connections thoroughly with a multimeter and CAT 5 cable tester before plugging it in to the wall or any computer or switch.
