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Nothing like an invisible thread of silk to totally wreck your motion detection.
Nothing like an invisible thread of silk to totally wreck your motion detection.
Which is worse, spiderwebs or moths?
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Jack B Nimble
Pulling my weight
I don't get webs I use turrets !
nayr
IPCT Contributor
I dont get webs I use external IR cannons !
helps alot with weather too when your IR is not surrounding the lenses.. just offsetting the light source a little keeps most of the stuff up close from reflecting back in.. I could have a spider web running right infront of the camera and it wont be lit-up from the right angle to be visible.. Turrets and LXIR Bullets move it further away from the lens, but turning it off all together and using a light source from a few feet away makes a very dramatic difference, it can even keep reflectors from flaring up if your not working with great distances, you only need a few degrees offset to nuke lens flare.
helps alot with weather too when your IR is not surrounding the lenses.. just offsetting the light source a little keeps most of the stuff up close from reflecting back in.. I could have a spider web running right infront of the camera and it wont be lit-up from the right angle to be visible.. Turrets and LXIR Bullets move it further away from the lens, but turning it off all together and using a light source from a few feet away makes a very dramatic difference, it can even keep reflectors from flaring up if your not working with great distances, you only need a few degrees offset to nuke lens flare.
Jack B Nimble
Pulling my weight
Love his cannons !
I don't get spider webs or moths its below zero and snowing and with all this white on ground and the reflection I could light up my yard with a lighter
I don't get spider webs or moths its below zero and snowing and with all this white on ground and the reflection I could light up my yard with a lighter