IanG

Hi Moringa, The camera in use does not have any IR lights, but thanks for the suggestion.

That's not a Council Permit on the windscreen. Thanks for the info re HD Analogue turret cameras - I shall have a look at some, although it seems I shall still be stuck with reflections. If necessary I shall purchase a different recorder.

Hi Integrator, I understand the problems with viewing through glass - but was hoping there might be some "tricks" or workarounds known to people with more knowledge & experience than me. Yes, there are lights outside, but none over which I have any control. (Street-lights) Yes I am in the UK.

Hi Everyone, This is my first post in the forum, so apologies for any rules I might break. I have a single camera CCTV system set up in a ground floor rented property. I am not allowed to drill holes or modify any of the property fabric. I currently use a Mini CCTV Cameras 420TVL Indoor Bullet Security Camera Sony CCD Pinhole 2.8mm Lens on a SPRO DVR. The camera position leaves a gap between it and the window glass, allowing massive reflection haze as illustrated on the attached file. The camera can NOT be fixed to the outside of the building, and repositioning is very limited within the property. Can anyone provide a remedy for this, or suggest a camera that will reduce or eliminate the haze? Thank you, Ian