A network camera is a camera which is linked to a network and/or the internet. There is no need for a PC. The cam has a mini-PC in it-self!

The camera can be easily accesed with an internet browser. The camera image is usually placed in a certain web page…

Someone has already done a lot of homework and  compiled a list of  open cameras, you can see this list at www.griffid.com/htm/live_images.html However, lets find our own cameras!

Rufus at http://wonder.i.am has put together a nice list of google hacks that we can use to find these cams..

Axis  cameras:

I-Hacked Member: Pay submitted this cool hack..
Find axis 205 webcams with dynamic dns. http://www.axis.com/files/manuals/205_qig_en_21121.pdf http://www.google.com/search?q=allinurl:axiscam.net&hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&safe=off&start=40&sa=N open startmenu open run type cmd (command in early versions of windows)
type nslookup
type server roy.axis.se OR server siegfried.axis.se
ls -d axiscam.net
OR to get a outputfile ls -d axiscam.net >> axiscam.net.txt
Canon cameras:

MOBOTIX cameras:

JVC cameras:

“(c)copyright 1999-2003 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED. All rights reserved”  ‘google’ (- finaly I got to know the
meaning of the letters in the brand name JVC “V.Networks [Motion Picture(Java)”  ‘google’ “Control the Pan/Tilt and move to the Preset Position”  ‘google’

FlexWatch cameras:

Panasonic cameras:

TOSHIBA cameras (maybe you need Java):

Sony cameras:

webcamXP (software):