The video look fine as long as nothing moves but when it does it's really bad. I use a Hikvision NVR DS-7608NI.
Any suggestions how to get the moving video to look better?
Any suggestions how to get the moving video to look better?
Motion is blurry on my DS-2CD3345-I
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alastairstevenson
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Without knowing the light conditions in the sample and what video and image settings you are using for the camera, it's hard to make valid suggestions.
But one that comes to mind is - what value are you using for DNR? If it's set high, say 50 or more, try dropping it down to say 10.
Thanx, that made some improvement. But I still think the picture should be better. My cheap Android phone with a simple app (Picket) makes better surveillance movies than my Hikvision cameras...
FrankMCN
Getting the hang of it
- Apr 14, 2017
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in low light?
As above + try a faster shutter speed, also make sure the sharpness isn't ramped up too high (i run mine around 30) as it introduces more image noise which you may be tempted to deal with buy applying more DNR which will call motion blur/smearing.
As above + try a faster shutter speed, also make sure the sharpness isn't ramped up too high (i run mine around 30) as it introduces more image noise which you may be tempted to deal with buy applying more DNR which will call motion blur/smearing.
Thanks! I've been trying to change these settings but I don't think it's good enough anyway.
Is there a way to change these camera settings through my NVR instead of having to disconnect the cameras from the NVR and connect them directly to my router?
Is there a way to change these camera settings through my NVR instead of having to disconnect the cameras from the NVR and connect them directly to my router?
