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So I changed bit rate to VBR and 6144. I changed the i-frame to 40. I still notice when the iframe changes, but since it's not as often it doesn't bother me as much. I also went through and got the day/night settings setup in the scheduler. Man, that is a great feature since the best day...

It looked alright at 50, but then I started playing with settings after looking at the review done by network camera critic on this particular camera. It's at 20/20 and VBR with 8192 bit rate and it's better....if you look for it, you can see it. Wiring is belden home a/v cat 5e wire. Same...

tried it with constant and 8192 and it improved, but was still there...just not as noticeable. Maybe if I change the iframe rate, but i'm not sure where to go with it. I know default is 50, but is there any sort of recommended setting for it? should it match your fps or is it more of a...

I'm running variable bit rate and the default bit rate of 4096 I think? So I should change it to constant and 8192? Let me give that a shot.

I have been playing around with the i frame settings on my cameras. The default is 50. My cameras are running at 3mp and 1/30 for exposure. I changed the i frame to 20 to match the fps setting of 20. I'm getting this weird pulsating look to the image. I uploaded a clip. You can really...

So I swapped the camera with another 2.8mm of the same model and here is the result. extremely clear...no blur at all.

I'll give this a shot too. On a side note, If I'm not going to use the alarm and microphone pigtails that come on the IWS series camera, can I just cut them off? Otherwise I can't tuck all that extra wiring in my siding.

do you have a link? It was worse than this, but I was able to mess with the "lens cover" or whatever the plastic is that surrounds the actual glass. I pushed that around and pulled it out a bit and it made a little difference, but nothing major. This was the best I could get it.

I messed up the model. It's a DS-2CD...not DX. I see what you're saying though. I have some DS-2CD2132f-IWS cameras that I was going to use somewhere else. I'm going to swap it with the one I have up there now and see if the image is any better.

Hello, I just installed a 2.8mm hikvision 2132 camera above my garage doors. The issue I'm having is the left 1/4 of the image is blurry. If you look at the attached image the grass/mailbox/tree and anything in the street on the left side are much less "focused" than the rest of the image...

Re: Issue with Hikvision varifocal fluctuates between bright and dim during day. Vide I'm not using the built in motion detection unfortunately.

Re: Issue with Hikvision varifocal fluctuates between bright and dim during day. Vide hmmm. well if that's the case I can live with it. Now I just need to figure out a way to not trigger the change in brightness as an event. Thanks.

Re: Issue with Hikvision varifocal fluctuates between bright and dim during day. Vide Well, the problem is still there...just not as bad now. Here is another clip. Iris is set to manual. WDR is on and set low, around 7-10 and DNR is turned up to 100. Other than that, everything else is...

Re: Issue with Hikvision varifocal fluctuates between bright and dim during day. Vide I turned of the auto iris and the camera has been behaving better. I had one minor adjustment but nothing like before. However, after 4pm the issue wouldn't repeat itself. I guess tomorrow is the true test...

Re: Issue with Hikvision varifocal fluctuates between bright and dim during day. Vide Thanks for the response. I never noticed the auto iris setting. I just turned it to manual and kept the exposure time to 1/30 since my other cams use that exposure and work fine. As far as white balance, it...

Hey guys, I have a Hikvision DS-2CD2732F-I and a few fixed dome cameras at my house. I'm using Security Spy on my iMac to capture everything. I just got the 2732 to replace a fixed 4mm dome on my front porch. I'm running into an issue during late morning through mid afternoon where the image...