will it see in really dark nights? How far will it pick up a persons face?
461269
no it wont see in the dark at all...this is an indoor camera that needs lighting..great camera i might add
461270
It can produce fairly good images at low light but resolution is not too high to begin with and there needs to be some light; pitch black and it won't see anything (no surprise). If identifying faces is important, I would not use this product unless it is in a well-lit area.
461271
Great camera for the price but there are no IR sensors therefore without some light you will not be able to see much of anything let alone someone's face
1847481
Definitely at night. Day time would depend on the amount of ambient natural light. If its dark and cloudy and the "flash" goes off it may reflect... but if there is enough natural light I doubt it would work. It really won't matter though if you get T-boned or worse yet injure someone else.
62685
No, it works in darkness when there is motion, even limited motion; you'll love it!
1418799
It depends on weather conditions, like fog. But I would compare it's brightness to the 2 AA maglite flashlight.
461999
depends on the light outside, the darker it is the farther you can see it, but don't count on anything farther than twenty feet. the laser is really weak.
696744
There pretty dark. Up close you can see eyes but from 2-3 feet away you can't
520931
The light is not very good. It's easy to see in mild lighting but at night it can be a little difficult.
2147766
It is a very, very faint illumination. If you are sure that it is getting enough sunlight to recharge it during the day, then you should be able to see a light glow at night for a few hours. You do have to look very close. It is a cool feature but not the best one functionally. :D
1914461
With windows in the daytime you won't really be able to tell it's on. In the dark it will light shed well enough to find something, but not work by.
2000092
I don't think it will produce a strobe effect outside unless its very dark.
770026
I have never tried it for oncoming headlights at night, but I will do so now that you've asked the question. It can't hurt so my guess is it will help.
423854
It should not be used in the daylight. It is designed to capture moonlight and or starlight, and it also has an infrared light to help in ultra low light conditions for short range night vision.
2086259
The short answer is "Technically, yes." However, don't expect to see much more than tiny, shadowy figures at night. No economical or modestly priced camera is going to be able to give you wide angle at 150 feet with crisp detailed images. That's simply the trade-off for a wide-angle lens. During the daytime, you should get a decent picture, but still have trouble identifying persons that you don't already know.
1967533
it's not terribly bright and the light is not even over the entire face, but I can tell the time with it at night.
1739480
probably will..it is not that bright but if you are facing it you will see it come on.
244095
David... I really could not answer this question. I got it for my son for sleep away camp. But I will say this... he says it was great for night time adventures at camp. Which I know gets extremely dark during the night. Hope this helps.
1968511
It may at trigger at 100ft. You probably would not see what triggered it very good at that distance in total darkness. It will trigger at that distance the downfall would be the total darkness. Day pictures you would get a good picture. The camera is a very good one.