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I wanted to know if it is possible to activate simultaneously multiple smart plans such as IVS and SmartObjectDetection in the new Web Gui under AI > Smart Plan...when I click either one all the other options are disabled. I'm using a 5442TM-ASE-S3 cam.

SSA has been a great help as my camera is in a difficult spot, with half the frame pointed indoor and half outdoor, so there's a great variation of light condition during the day. AFAIK it regulates the WDR setting depending on light conditions, and it worked great in day mode. I also enabled it...

I'm searching for a feature that will calibrate the auto exposure limited only to a certain ROI and not the whole picture. Backlight feature BLC in Custom mode has something like that but only to an area of predefined size and shape (or at least I didn't find a way to change the size of the...

I completely missed that, well spotted

Thanks for the hint, seems like a much better solution. Too bad for the price though, it's about 450-500€ here, but I guess it's a given for such a specialized camera.

Yeah I thought it was something like that, the light is distributed on a larger area so it's weaker overall, thanks for confirming it. Kinda weird to not add more IR leds to compensate, this is an outdoor camera after all.

Because I'd like a wide angle model, and the IPC-HDBW3441R-AS-P (dome) and IPC-HFW3441T-AS-P (bullet) are the only models I found with this feature. The bullet model has 20m max illumination distance which is a bit better. AFAIK the 5442s have only up to 112° horizontal fov. I guess I could...

I read on this forum that some cameras with SMD got an upgrade with the latest firmware that raised the SMD feature accuracy, bringing it from version SMD Plus to SMD 3.0. Does anyone know if the model IPC-HFW3441E-SA is included? My firmware was built on 2023-08-29 and it's version...

I'm considering the model in the title because it's an IP cam with wide angle FOV and AI features, however I noticed that for an outdoor camera it has a really low maximum IR illumination distance (15 m) in its specs, when outdoor cameras tipically have at least 30m. Does anyone know the reason...