Thanks for the videos, always full of useful information. My question - hikvision talk a lot about their "dark fighter" technology. I believe its most beneficial with ir lights off, creating a useable image with any available natural light. Do you have any examples of it in action?
Hi Spencer will depend on the installation. Unfortunately you will get some reflections happening especially on surfaces like number plates. If you have some ambient light around trying looking at the ColorVu.
Please make a full ivs test both day and night and diffrent IVS rules both Hik and dahua. And do different length test for that and how many meters each ivs detect the person
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Great review, the cameras compared were both 4mm I guess?
Thanks for the videos, always full of useful information. My question - hikvision talk a lot about their "dark fighter" technology. I believe its most beneficial with ir lights off, creating a useable image with any available natural light. Do you have any examples of it in action?
Unfortunately not with this particular model. But will be adding this test in future videos.
is there a way to fix the ir reflecting at night ? thinking about purchasing but dont want reflections at night
Hi Spencer will depend on the installation. Unfortunately you will get some reflections happening especially on surfaces like number plates. If you have some ambient light around trying looking at the ColorVu.
Please make a full ivs test both day and night and diffrent IVS rules both Hik and dahua. And do different length test for that and how many meters each ivs detect the person
Hi Amir. Thanks will definitely look at doing something like this.
And dont use the camera feed from the web interface.