Indoor/outdoor PTZ camera recommendations

Yep, Reolink has various models to fit your use case. Ive got them at my house and have installed them for friends/customers. Usually readily available at nice price point.

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Korkstand will disagree (because he's used to dealing with higher quality products), but look at the Reolink ecosystem.

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I've said on here before and I'll say again, I don't think there's a better value than Reolink. Strictly looking at what you pay vs. what you get, I don't think Reolink can be beat. The prices are incredibly cheap and the cameras work surprisingly well.

That said, I think they do still suffer from poor performance at night. If the scene is static, the image quality is good or even great. But as soon as things start moving around in the dark (which is like 90% of what we are interested in) things get fuzzy.

Of course there are much better cameras, but I don't know anyone who's been disappointed after buying Reolink.