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Great, if you like to check for male pattern baldness. It needs to be lower to be effective.
 

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Great, if you like to check for male pattern baldness. It needs to be lower to be effective.
Yes you are right, new camera will be placed lower.
The camera currently mounted is not waterproof (and is only intended for indoor use), so I had to mount it high (to be shielded from the wind/rain).
I know it might be dead on the first rain, but this is okay, it is an old camera ~8 years.
 

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I've mounted two cameras, at point 1 and 3 (actual mount points were higher than what I've planned, but ignore that for now).
Usually the street has good enough light for both cameras to stay in color mode.
Cameras:
1. IPC-T2431T-AS 3.6mm
2. IPC-T5442T-ZE
Every once a while the street light goes completely off (not sure why).
When the street is totally dark, the cameras start their IR light.
I wanted to tune the night mode profile for IPC-T2431T-AS but I noticed the IPC claims it is on day mode (however, IR is on), what should I do upgrade firmware or is it possibly a configuration issue?

The brighter image is from: IPC-T5442T-ZE and the other one is from IPC-T2431T-AS.
 

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