Review-SD4A425DB-HNY 1/2.8" CMOS 4MP 25x Starlight Auto-tracking MiniPTZ

I started tweaking my new
It may be dead pixels, but could also be the new firmware getting a little aggressive trying to make a visible image and a few pixels went rogue. We saw this with the 4K/X when it first came out in lower light conditions.

It would be interesting to try it with light on in the day and do like an all green background and see if these spots are white or green. That would let you know if they are dead or not.
I will give it a try tomorrow
 
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I had something weird happen with mine today. The presets all rotated their horizontal position about 45 degrees the same direction, the vertical axis was unchanged. Got everything reset and will see if it happens again. Really strange.
 
I had something weird happen with mine today. The presets all rotated their horizontal position about 45 degrees the same direction, the vertical axis was unchanged. Got everything reset and will see if it happens again. Really strange.

i have this behaviour like 2-3 times a week,.. after reset everything is normal.

really annoying
 
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I had something weird happen with mine today. The presets all rotated their horizontal position about 45 degrees the same direction, the vertical axis was unchanged. Got everything reset and will see if it happens again. Really strange.
Mine hadn't done this in a while, but did it again the other day. No clue what causes it.
 
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@MikeLud1 That white dot happens on most cams if at deep dark places, this is a normal thing on the cams, Not really a dead pixel, you can check it at the daytime.
That white dot we explain before on the 4K-T cams, actually it can be found on all cams when enlarge the pics with digital zoom at dark place, i will check the explian from dahua before.
 
Website is not the latest new one, but that fw is bit stable one that use, so i need to know the fw version of the camera.
 
@MikeLud1 That white dot happens on most cams if at deep dark places, this is a normal thing on the cams, Not really a dead pixel, you can check it at the daytime.
That white dot we explain before on the 4K-T cams, actually it can be found on all cams when enlarge the pics with digital zoom at dark place, i will check the explian from dahua before.
Andy,

I tested with an all green background and no more dead pixels.
 
The specs for this camera advertise a tilt range of -5° to +90° but it seems to actually be 0° to 90°. Am I the only one not getting the -5°?
 
The specs for this camera advertise a tilt range of -5° to +90° but it seems to actually be 0° to 90°. Am I the only one not getting the -5°?
Some PTZ cameras have a limit setting which you can change.
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