What are these artifacts?

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n3wb
Feb 23, 2017
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What are these artifacts and is there any way to prevent them from tripping motion alerts?

 
its dust or pollen in the air, theres really only 1 way to get rid of it.. disable onboard IR and go w/something external
 
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Its just strange that its not every night so maybe its fog particles. Really a pain when you want to find something and it causes 5+ hours of almost constant alert recording.
 
fog looks entirely different, its dust/pollen.. depends on conditions, direction and speed wind is blowing, how dry its been, etc..

IVS Rules typically wont pick it up..
 
nayr said:
fog looks entirely different, its dust/pollen.. depends on conditions, direction and speed wind is blowing, how dry its been, etc..

IVS Rules typically wont pick it up..
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I am in NJ and we are having out of the norm warm temperatures, I even seen a mosquito yesterday and its only February and the normal high this time of year is 40 and today its already 72.
 
Does your Dvr have a sensitivity settings for emotion maybe turn down the sensitivity you'll have to play with it
 
Yup, pollen and dust, and in Florida a few noseeums mixed in ;)

Fog looks something like this on a Starlight with IR on, typically tripwire and Intrusion ignore it, but with MD on - fuggetaboudit

(Dont forget to change to 1080p)
 
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That stuff looks like tiny insects to me since I see no wind action at all on camera. Insects seem to see IR and I get the same effect when weather gets warmer. I also get the fog reflection on IR too. Looks like a hurricane on IR enabled cameras.
 
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