Dome and sunny day

[Six9siX-Joe 0]

On a sunny day there is a lot of (street reflection)white in the camera view.

Does this "white" affects the camera sensor or not

hikvision DS-2CC572P-M

[TipoFloe 0]

On a sunny day there is a lot of (street reflection)white in the camera view.

Does this "white" affects the camera sensor or not

hikvision DS-2CC572P-M

 

I don't see why it should Are you talking about Chromatic Aberration? Why don't you post a pic?

 

You may want to upgrade your camera to something with WDR in it to reduce the glares and "normalize" the picture...

[Six9siX-Joe 0]

There is a pic.

 

Here's another pic

Normal and very bright

[TipoFloe 0]

There is a pic.

 

Here's another pic

Normal and very bright

 

Hello, this is a classic case where regular Backlight Compensation (BLC) and its variants just do not suffice.

 

If you must see in the areas where you have circled, you may need a camera with Wide Dynamic Range function. Be careful when you shop for it because there are many "fake" varieties of it. Stay away from any DWDR (Digital WDR) because it's jut as effective as BLC.

 

Look for any WDR cameras that come with either a regular WDR or LWDR (low frame wide dynamic range) designation.

 

To name a few image sensor and DSP solutions, PIXIM (Seawolf sensor and DSP) is the front runner in all WDR performance. Though you WILL find other cheaper products at a comparable feature. Look for keywords like Aurora 2 DSP or Spectra DSP.

 

Sony also has a WDR variant in the Effio series, but you want to be careful when you select an Effio camera as they have 3 levels of performances, and the most common do not have WDR feature built in.

[shockwave199 0]

Image shack threw me nothing but a bunch of garbage pops. WHY do I click on links, I'll never know.

[digiblur 0]

All I could get was a little thumbnail, when I clicked it was asking me to upload a photo. No thanks.

[Six9siX-Joe 0]

Here's the pics