WHAT WIDTH OR ANGLE DOES THE CAMERA CAPTURE null

I’ve looked at the box and instructions manual, and I cannot seem to find exact numbers that give me a measure of degrees in the area amount the view covers. However, I will say that if there is someone at your door, the distance required for that person to physically stretch out his/her arms and ring the bell, your footage will show you a complete image of that person that will entail everything just below his feet on the ground, stretched out to a few feet above their head in respects to the height. As for width, you will be able to see multiple people at your door at once, to include the Avenue of approach they took to reach the point in which they’re standing in front of your door. The doorbell automatically starts pre-recording prior to the button being pressed at the first sign of motion. It anticipates the possibility of each detected motion becoming a significant occurrence, so it’s prepared to show you a complete scenario of events should you decide to need it and request it. There’s also a birds eye view which I’ve indicated in one of the 3 photos I’ve attached. When you setup the doorbell and go thru your initial programming procedures, you can sync it up with gps and calibrate it’s position relative to your door on a map. With the pre-recording that I indicated earlier, it gives you an aerial view from a topographic map highlighting the exact route and direction of travel taken by the “person of interest” in the captured motion footage. So you will always know where they came from, and where they went after leaving your door. I’ve attached 3 photographs so you could have an idea of the landscape view, portrait view, and the view that has the added birds eye view attached. Hopefully this helps in highlighting the angles you are able to get with the video feed.

Hello pdelomel, Good question! The all-new Ring Pro 2 doorbell has a 150° horizontal and 150° vertical field of view. This device also offers 1536p HD+ Live Video, HDR, Live View, Color Night Vision with 3D Motion Detection and our new Bird’s Eye View feature. Please reach out to our dedicated support team via email at amazon.advocates@cs.ring.com at your earliest convenience. Thanks, Alexis at Ring

Not sure just had it hooked up having trouble with it telling me there is motion at front door

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I’ve looked at the box and instructions manual, and I cannot seem to find exact numbers that give me a measure of degrees in the area amount the view covers. However, I will say that if there is someone at your door, the distance required for that person to physically stretch out his/her arms and ring the bell, your footage will show you a complete image of that person that will entail everything just below his feet on the ground, stretched out to a few feet above their head in respects to the height. As for width, you will be able to see multiple people at your door at once, to include the Avenue of approach they took to reach the point in which they’re standing in front of your door. The doorbell automatically starts pre-recording prior to the button being pressed at the first sign of motion. It anticipates the possibility of each detected motion becoming a significant occurrence, so it’s prepared to show you a complete scenario of events should you decide to need it and request it. There’s also a birds eye view which I’ve indicated in one of the 3 photos I’ve attached. When you setup the doorbell and go thru your initial programming procedures, you can sync it up with gps and calibrate it’s position relative to your door on a map. With the pre-recording that I indicated earlier, it gives you an aerial view from a topographic map highlighting the exact route and direction of travel taken by the “person of interest” in the captured motion footage. So you will always know where they came from, and where they went after leaving your door. I’ve attached 3 photographs so you could have an idea of the landscape view, portrait view, and the view that has the added birds eye view attached. Hopefully this helps in highlighting the angles you are able to get with the video feed.
Answered by Danyankie 4 years ago
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Hello pdelomel, Good question! The all-new Ring Pro 2 doorbell has a 150° horizontal and 150° vertical field of view. This device also offers 1536p HD+ Live Video, HDR, Live View, Color Night Vision with 3D Motion Detection and our new Bird’s Eye View feature. Please reach out to our dedicated support team via email at [email protected] at your earliest convenience. Thanks, Alexis at Ring
Answered by Ring 4 years ago
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Not sure just had it hooked up having trouble with it telling me there is motion at front door
Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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