came in here to say this thread makes me chuckle every time I see it, is a MegaGixel anything like a Gigawatt? How many MegaGixels do we need before we see some serious shit?
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alastairstevenson, your both kinda right.. IR wavelength focuses at a different point, so lenses have to be IR corrected to bring the wavelength back to focus with visible light.. If you have a non-corrected lens you'll see what riceandbeans describes, but most cameras with IR should have IR corrected lenses and the focus should be identical day/night.
chromatic aberration is a problem with IR if you do not have any filters on the hardware, without IR cut in the daytime you'll see that.. less so with IR corrected lenses but it'll still be present.
Ive been speculating that those complaints about HuniSun 10x PTZ loosing focus between day and night is because they cheeped out with non IR corrected lenses because they had a motorized focus, but someone neglected to add software commands to hide the problem. (force refocus)