I need to "match" the existing cameras I have which are very much like this model. What color are the Infrared LEDs?
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The infrared light emitted by the LEDs is not visible to the human eye, however the LEDs also emit some light (red) in the visible wavelength range. I'm not sure what you mean by "match", but the image quality is excellent in IR mode and I'm using this camera with some Q-See brand QM6006B (bullet style) cameras and having no issues.
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Hello, yes, it has IR LEDs, regarding the resolution, it's no problem, but it's not HD.
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Bought mine in 2010, it has white LEDs not IR, LED brightness is adjustable and records in color
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This is simple camera with infrared for night vision. The location of installation is up to you. The question is. Will your receiver be compatible?
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IMHO all LED's of the high Brightness "Cree" type are "white". Not seen a green or red ..yet! Best is to open up (at your risk) and read the current LED model number and search for its source to find another colour. But it wont be easy. Personally i would rather get some of that coloured lighting filter sheets or film and cut pieces to fit inside the lens (or rubber band a piece over the lense(s) - maybe there is a cap or rubber foot with opening that just slips over the current lens. Sorry i dont have a perfect answer. (i use a piece of red film over my one torch permanently for night time astronomy. Also an opaque 'tube' +- a 'roll' of inner red film is easy to do and change from ambient white for camping/tents to red - or green- for night time use)
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I think there is only infrared function for night shot. You can take white-black video at night not color one
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If you will provide the brand and model (manufacturer), I will try my best to help you. I need to look at the schematic for that particular model. They are all different as far as wire colors. Thanks, Mike
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Yes, the brightness of the IR LEDs is controlled by the sensor. The less light the brighter the LEDs. The sensor has an IR filter so it does not see IR as light.
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I am not sure if I understand your question, but I recently used this camera for a project to track IR leds. Most cameras have an IR filter built in but this camera either does not have a filter or the filter is not very good. Because of this I was able to get a good response in the IR band and it worked perfectly for my application.
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When there is adequate light you will see color. In the dark when it has to rely on IR video will appear to be in monochrome. This is the same behavior you will see from any color camera with IR.
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Color. They switch to a black and white / green infrared at night. It's a great system.
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In infrared only, not visible light. Night pictures will be recorded in black and white.
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Real security cameras don't have a blinking LED from what I read, So I would not use the LED
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I am sorry I cannot provide you with a model number, however I can provide you with the specifications instead: 3 Megapixel Day/Night Cameras x 4 Video *Video Image Sensor: 1/3" CMOS *Number of Effective Pixels: 2048x1536 (3 Megapixels) *Minimum Illumination: 1lux@F1.2, 0 lux with IR *Electronic Shutter: 1/25s to 1/100,000s *Gain Control: Yes *Backlight Compensation: Yes *Lens: 4mm *Viewing Angle: 75 Audio *Audio Microphone: N/A *Audio Range: N/A Night Vision *Night Vision Distance: Up to 115ft *IR Cut Filter: Yes *Number of Infra-Red LEDs: 30 *Infra-Red Wavelength: 850nm General *Indoor / Outdoor: Indoor or Outdoor *Operating Temperature: -4F - 140F / -20C - 60C *Body Construction: Bullet with Built-in Wall Mount Bracket Thanks Dennis
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Color doesnt matter. I highly suggest knukonceptz adapters for a clean install
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There are adjustments for brightness, color, contrast etc for each camera's image. If you are not picking up ANY images at night (even close up?) then there is something wrong. The camera switches between color day/lighted viewing and B&W; night vision...you should hear a click sound when it senses low light and switches over. When you look at the cameras at night there should be a slight red glow from them which is the infrared LEDs that illuminate objects within ~25ft. Check all the VCR settings, like motion capture, make sure the cameras are on, and the LEDs are functioning.
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Yes, this camera is available in white color, same feature and function. Please check the following link; http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Outdoor-Infrared-Security-Surveillance/dp/B003YZXQXG/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1355205901&sr=1-2&keywords=vd6hw