Hello,
I am currently working with iPolis SNZ-6320P. We work outdoors in changing locations (installing cameras per requirements for periods of 12-48 hours). I have two major problems with it:
1. I am not fully satisfied with its extreme low light conditions. (night with no lights)
2. usually the camera has to work in the transition between day and night. through the software I can schedule the periods of recording, but I can't schedule changes in exposure/ iris/ shutter speed/ brightness etc.
Important to note is that the camera is not connected to the network while recording. We set the camera and leave it in the field for the period of time and then pick it up and analyze the data. Otherwise we could have just change the exposure while recording.
Does anyone know of a way to schedule these setting changes while recording?
And if it is impossible? can anyone recommend a good low light performance camera that can be scheduled to change the exposure settings (preferably in the medium price range).
have a nice day!
I am currently working with iPolis SNZ-6320P. We work outdoors in changing locations (installing cameras per requirements for periods of 12-48 hours). I have two major problems with it:
1. I am not fully satisfied with its extreme low light conditions. (night with no lights)
2. usually the camera has to work in the transition between day and night. through the software I can schedule the periods of recording, but I can't schedule changes in exposure/ iris/ shutter speed/ brightness etc.
Important to note is that the camera is not connected to the network while recording. We set the camera and leave it in the field for the period of time and then pick it up and analyze the data. Otherwise we could have just change the exposure while recording.
Does anyone know of a way to schedule these setting changes while recording?
And if it is impossible? can anyone recommend a good low light performance camera that can be scheduled to change the exposure settings (preferably in the medium price range).
have a nice day!