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Need help with night vision, I have a camera on front porch at night when lights are off it looks like a light is shinning on it??? When I turn porch light on then camera seems to work perfect. I'll show screen shots of no lights and one with porch light on, any advice will be appreciated I just bought these a month ago and don't know what's wrong. Thank you. I think it's only letting me post 1 picture so I'll post it with NO light on but it looks like a light is on for some reason.
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It looks like a lot of refelection off the wall... can you angle it away a bit?
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Here is a picture with porch light on looks good, but I don't want to leave light on all night.
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It looks like a lot of refelection off the wall... can you angle it away a bit?
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Ok I will angle it more outwards, thanks for the help hope this works. Thank you.
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I just remembered I have a skin on the camera could that be causing the reflection?? It does hang over the ends of camera.
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Yes, the skins can degrade the image quality. You should remove the skin and see if it helps. You still will need to aim the camera away from that wall though. The wall will reflect light back into the camera, degrading the image quality, and causing the rest of the image to be underexposed.
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Looks much better now. Thanks for letting us know how it turned out!
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