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I have a Logitec 4000 Pro on 24 hrs and at dawn if fails to adjust to
daylight properly. (image is bleached)
Note: It does not face the rising sun.
Any ideas or good practice to prevent the camera getting stuck like this
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Although I'm not familiar with this particular model, it may have a
fixed iris that is designed for indoor use only.
If you point it outside, the overwhelming amount of light will cause
the CCD sensor to smear and produce a washed out hazy image (and will
eventually permanently tint the RGB filters on the sensor).
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On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 18:01:30 +0000 (UTC), "Mettá"
<metta-remove@this-metta.org.uk> wrote:
>I have a Logitec 4000 Pro on 24 hrs and at dawn if fails to adjust to
>daylight properly. (image is bleached)
>Note: It does not face the rising sun.
>Any ideas or good practice to prevent the camera getting stuck like this
>
>Thanks
>M
>
Hi - I have had this camera on 24/7 (mostly) for well over a year and
have not noticed this problem. No suggestions though as I've done
nothing but have the camera connected; outdoors most of the year;
inside over winter (now).
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