dabossc7
Young grasshopper
- May 26, 2017
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funny that's almost exact settings I been using (but I force color and use ir and it does see the ir also) found ae reference made the biggest change for better over exposure and clarity seems when it over expose's it gets blurry but then my morning video would be to dark for my purpose I cant remember if they had a day/night setting like my 6 new dahuas do but if they fix that problem it would be a very good budget ptz.There is a way right now to reduce the IR-over exposure, but it's very much so, less than ideal...
- Turn on Wide Dynamic in the range of 15 to 25. My ideal was around 22-20.
- Set the AE Reference to the lower 30's. Mine is set to 34 of the default from 50.
- Day and Night NT levels have to be set to 5.
The result will be somewhat better night clarity (get a bucket of salt for that line) clarity on IR imagery.
Full zoom on my weather station...
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Granted, this CCTV (601-D20X) camera is extremely budget by all means and ways.
As for Sunba vs Dahua sales... you're comparing a tiny grocery chain to the likes of a Walmart/Sams Club. I'm fairly certain dahua wouldn't be phased remotely by such.
With that being said, am considering on a new investment in my near future... the Dahua SD6AL245U-HNI. And giving this Sunba to family to use to watch wildlife in the boonies. It's a nice little camera, but too many little quirks to jump around and over.
ps I use these for security so if the picture is blurry or over exsposed I just wasted $300 it has to be perfect