Got a good shot of the barn at least.
PTZ5A4K-25X and IPC-Color4K-T180 settings...
- Thread starter Sonnie
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There is always an issue LOL - fix one thing and create another!
That roof on the bottom with the IR reflection will mess with the exposure and it making the surroundings darker than they should be.
Can someone walk around down there and the PTZ pick it up and track?
That roof on the bottom with the IR reflection will mess with the exposure and it making the surroundings darker than they should be.
Can someone walk around down there and the PTZ pick it up and track?
I haven't tested it yet, but I will shortly.
I can raise it up above the roof line, or at least get most of it out of the way. I can't see anything over to the left anyway for the tree.
I can raise it up above the roof line, or at least get most of it out of the way. I can't see anything over to the left anyway for the tree.
Okay... not so good thus far. This PTZ will likely only be good for day use. Maybe the 4MP unit I am getting for the barn to look back at the house will be better for night.
OTOH... our little ZE-S3 for the carport is pretty good so far.
EMPIRETECANDY
IPCT Vendor
PTZ mainly for long range watching and tracking, low light place the PTZ 4MP will be better than the 4K under the 1/1.8cmos.
The IPC-T54IR-ZE S3 surely the best for nearby watching.
The IPC-T54IR-ZE S3 surely the best for nearby watching.
It's not bad if you have decent light at night, there is a street LED lamp right across the street from my house and I can run mine PTZ5A4K-25X 24/7 full color with good result.
bigredfish
Known around here
Something just not right with the IR controls on that camera.
For whatever reason, I have seen the 8MP cameras on the 1/1.8" sensor under the new GUI struggle with low light way more than other cameras. I don't know if the firmware hasn't been optimized for that amount of MP or if they just had to up the digital parameters so much with the increased MP.