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Hi all, I have a dome camera with IR mounted under the eaves. The house is on level ground at the top of a sloping block and the night images are terrible. Tired several dome cameras with the same result. As you can see the daytime images are fine it is just the night that's a problem. Any help appreciated. TIA Greg

Hi all, Finally got the GS830SM and connected it. The day and night pictures are shown below and I'm after suggestions on how to improve the night noise level. The current setting on the camera are:- Lens - Auto Shutter/AGC - Auto White Bal - ATW Backlight - Off ATR - Off Motion Det - Off Privaxy - Off Day/Night - Auto Sync - Int TIA Greg

Thanks for your input. I've edited the link of the Qvis to show the varifocal camera. You are correct the Qvis does not actually state TNR or IR cut. So I'm now leaning towards the GS830SM. The reason I'm pointing the camera down towards the lawn so much is I want to get a decent picture when guys do burnouts on my lawn. Yes, can you believe it? Already had several people brought before the court and fined.... Thanks again, Greg

Hi all, Now I'm all confused I only picked the Qvis as that was the recommendation from a few of the replies. The specs for the Qvis can be found here (https://securitycameraagent.com/files/EYE-SN34-V2G-NC.pdf) and it looks to be a TDN to me plus it has a DSP. Can see no DSP in the GS830SM specs either. So what's the general opinion GS830SM or Qvis EYE-SN34-V2G? Thanks again all for your input it is really appreciated. Greg Edit: Incorrect link given to PDF.

Hi, If someone can confirm I have the right camera (see previous post) it would be appreciated. Greg

Thanks everyone for all your help. It appears buying non brand name cameras on e-bay is not the way to go Is this ( http://securitycameraagent.com/Qvis-Sony-600TVL-Varifocal-Vandal-Dome-Camera-EYE-SN34-V2G.html) the Qvis you are all talking about? I would prefer a dome if it will work with varifocal. Thanks again, Greg