Any one can help me setting my 5831 at night

vinson

vinson

Young grasshopper
Sep 7, 2017
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Just record last night two guy try open all street parking lot cars. but my setting cant saw the guy face clean.so any one can help .thank you.
 
It looks like a pretty good image to me. what you are missing is an ID shot. you need another camera aimed at the face if you want to ID the person, and a third camera with 10x the zoom if you want to ID the guy across the street (but don't hold your breath on that one). Many people here advise "start with the ID shot" camera, then fill in the overview cameras. It is hard, but that is the way it is. If the guy looked straight at the camera at 26-27 seconds, you might get a good image, but i doubt it. the frame rate is a too long (causing blur) but you probably also have too few pixels per foot, even with 8MP. The hoodie and glasses and the fact that he looks slightly away from the camera, makes it very hard to capture, especially with one camera. It is still useful combined with other images from other cameras in the neighborhood.
 
bug99 said:
It looks like a pretty good image to me. what you are missing is an ID shot. you need another camera aimed at the face if you want to ID the person, and a third camera with 10x the zoom if you want to ID the guy across the street (but don't hold your breath on that one). Many people here advise "start with the ID shot" camera, then fill in the overview cameras. It is hard, but that is the way it is. If the guy looked straight at the camera at 26-27 seconds, you might get a good image, but i doubt it. the frame rate is a too long (causing blur) but you probably also have too few pixels per foot, even with 8MP. The hoodie and glasses and the fact that he looks slightly away from the camera, makes it very hard to capture, especially with one camera. It is still useful combined with other images from other cameras in the neighborhood.
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Yeah, I concur. You need a "choke point" camera and/or better IR for night vision.
 
No. I am referring to shutter speed. If you select manual under exposure, you will be playing with shutter speed and gain. Trial and error. Faster shutter is darker, needing more gain, making it grainy with noise, but less motion blur per frame. the more light (either full band for color, or IR for B&W) the better.
 
Gotcha - that was my understanding also. Still learning so thought I might be missin sumpthin ;)

Thx
 
I need try manual exposure fast shutter and get less motion blur.may be good .Thank you .
 
I try it but still cant fix causing blur,i set up 20fps and 20 frame rate .so any way can be goog setting thanks.
 
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