triumph202
Pulling my weight
I'm actually using the schedule to change Day/Night profiles. I run exposure auto during the day but set shutter to 1/100 at night. If you let it run auto at night the exposure time seems to get very long so as to cause images to blur due to motion. Makes ID difficult. Also like different WDR settings for day and night. Still learning though.
Yes, I've found the same. Leave it in auto and the default exposure time in low light is very long, resulting in motion blur if there is anything moving. Changing the gain helps a lot- default seems to be 50, up around 80 gives a big improvement in low light. WDR also works well at the lower end of the scale. Too high and everything loses detail.