adam1982

I have the same cameras ad I do have a light ring at night. THere may be something wrong with that camera but I will check it with the ways you have stated. I will report the results back tonight or in the morning.

Here is a link to the exact camera that I have mounted. You are correct with the sidewalk being approx 15ft away. I will go by my parents tonight and turn the camera in different positions and see what happens. I have the same cameras on my house and no light and do not have this problem. Here are the specs from the camera I have since it will not let me post a link. Features Varifocal 4 to 9 mm lens 1/3 inch Sony Super HAD CCD Sensor 420 TV Lines 125ft. IR view distance Built in 48 IR LED Exterior adjustments for focus & zoom (no need to remove housing) Wall mount only Cable management bracket Specifications TV System: NTSC Image Sensor: 1/3-inch Sony Super HAD CCD sensor Resolution: 420 Lines Video Output: 1.0 Vp-p 75 Ohms Min. Illumination: 1 LUX (0.2 LUX with IR) Shutter Speed: 1/60~1/100,000 sec. for NTSC Backlight Compensation: Auto White Balance: Auto Gamma Correction: > 0.45 S/N Ratio: Over 50dB at AGC off Waterproof Rating: IP55 Power Supply: DC12V 1 amp Operating Temperatures: -4°F ~ 122°F (-20°C + 50°C) Dimensions: 85mm (diameter) X 124mm (length) [3.35in(D) X 4.9in(L)] Weight: 680g (1.5 lbs.)

I have 2 dome IR's and 2 bullet IR's installed on my parents house for them and the picture is great during the day. At night the picture is good on all of them except for one. It does face a street corner light a little and was wondering how this affects the IR. Could it be causing a glare? I have attached a day time image and a night time image from yesterday. The camera in question is #3 Sidewalk. This is a bullet style IR camera.