would there be a glare from the windows if i put them on the inside of the home
239736
Yes there would be. I tried to put a camera on the inside of my window and got a fairly decent picture during daylight, but when it turned cloudy or dark, the night vision reflects right back in the camera and you only see white.. no images from the outside.
239737
Yes, the glare will be so bad because of the infrared lights. "The camera won't be able to see outside the window."
239738
yes there was a glare, also the cameras cannot be far from the system. maybe 15 feet, or they will not work
239739
We thought of putting them inside the windows but were not sure of a glare, so we put them on the house above near the roof, and the pictures are so clear, especially at night, and they are visible, but not too much as the house is white and they keep people on their toes. Great investment, and so glad we went with this type. Good luck.
239740
I have one mounted that looks out a window facing east and there is a time when the sun is directly shining in that it has a reflection.
239741
If the camera directly faces the window then you might expect some glare, I avoided monting it this way. I have not had any problem even in a bright sunlit room as long as it does not face the window directly.
1624201
Unfortunately yes. On a sunny day, my living room floods with sunlight and tough to see screen clearly with reflections. At night, it is much better with ambient lamps for lighting.
473539
Unfortunatly no, my windows are pretty dark so I wouldn't notice as much anyway, but pretty positive that's a no, other than that awesome mirrors.
1636628
No I installed mine in many window frames. They work great after a year of use. Roles in smooth and holds up very well against the sun too. I was worried they would be too dark but they are a perfect balance. You can see through them just great. I hope this helps you.
2151567
Personally I have not. I have mine in a room with 3 windows along the wall that this one sits in front of so no sunlight shines directly on it. I do watch this tv often during the day and leave the lights on a good bit and have not had a problem with the glare. With that said a dim lit or dark room really makes the picture "pop" out on this thing. I love watching the unit at night with all the lights out. This unit really creates a cinematic feel.
693959
No problems noted with glare or reflections in well lighted or sunny rooms. The only issue so far is the auto adjust for the room lighting level can allow the screen to actually become too attenuated (that is DARK) if the room light level is low.
1625486
Yes they can. It's a little darker than normal, but I still recommend putting a curtain or blinds over the window for this exact reason.
1624204
Any answer will be subjective. I have a wall of windows to one side of the TV and the glare varies from barely noticeable to horrid depending on your seating. subjectivity comes in with how you define barely noticeable and horrid.
1921061
The screen has a anti-glare coating and the only glare I have seen is from bright lamps and direct sunlight.Close the curtains and/or turn off any bright lamps and it's fine. Incandescent lighting isn't a huge issue, although it can bee seen depending on lamp placement.
684259
Hi Benjamin,I put the decals on the inside of the window. It is not a perfect deterrent, but it does help.Lin
54802
Yes u can however there is going to be a good chance the window will be smeared up the same way your screen it.
939581
I'm not quite sure how it would cause a glare...pictures turn out fine for me so far.
2036420
yes as long a potential reflection from light hitting the window pane does not interfere with the photo process
2089427
My TV is inside; however it does sit next to a large window and I do not notice a glare. In fact, since I have put it on 16 months ago, I have not noticed it screen at all except when it saves my tv from one of my kids.
1073779
I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements. Craig
500476
No, the windows are large enough to not cover the IR. However, you'll loose sensitivity at certain angles as with any cabinets. Works fine for the most part.
2006031
Yes, but it will bother people around you. They will get shot with the glare. If you are alone it works fine.