Arlo Pro 4

[GSC-Appraiser]

I have a neighbor that has decided to point black lights at my camera's at night, so I can't see whats going on near my property line. Is there any suggestions on how to make the camera's can record video without them being blurry

[jguerdat]

I wouldn't think black lights would be a problem since they use the opposite part of the spectrum than the camera (they are UV while the camera uses IR). However, I haven't tried it so can't be sure how the camera would react.

Can you point the cameras down or reposition them and still get the coverage you need?

[StephenB]

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@jguerdat wrote:

I wouldn't think black lights would be a problem since they use the opposite part of the spectrum than the camera (they are UV while the camera uses IR). However, I haven't tried it so can't be sure how the camera would react.

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I was wondering if they actually are IR floodlights, which could have an effect.

Re-positioning could help.  If they are IR, you could also try turning off nightvision (just depending on the Pro 4 spotlight/low color mode).

You could also try working with your neighbor - he might be willing to reposition the lights a bit, as long as he has some assurance that the cameras aren't picking up his property.