Help with night vision
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Post nighttime screenshots from those cameras affected. You may need to rotate the cameras to eliminate the lights from view. Also, if the lights are that much brighter, is there a need for night vision?
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I think the difference is that without night vision the camera switches to color which is less sensitive than the B&W night vision (which is why the camera switches to B&W in the first place).
I think your solution will end up repositioning the camera so you can rotate it down more, to eliminate some/most of the external lighting. Since the night vision image you posted shows a bit of brightly lit roof at the bottom, you're going to need to extend the camera out more so the downward tilt doesn't get even more roof in the frame which would fool the autoexposure into a darker exposure.
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