SawMaster
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I think a better approach might be to adjust the point where decreasing light levels activate the IR filter a bit lower. If you go to always having an IR cut filter in place you'll lose some of the interior video brightness at night. As it is now this cam does very well with this.
It would be something to try if you already have such a lens in mind, perhaps it won't lose as much as I think it will? Have your engineers put one together at the factory as a test and see what the results are. If it works well enough it would make the build simpler and cheaper with one less thing which could fail in the system.
Phil
It would be something to try if you already have such a lens in mind, perhaps it won't lose as much as I think it will? Have your engineers put one together at the factory as a test and see what the results are. If it works well enough it would make the build simpler and cheaper with one less thing which could fail in the system.
Phil