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Camera types, placement, image quality and detection capabilities explained by installers.
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Security camera IR glare happens when the camera’s infrared illumination reflects from glass, nearby surfaces, dirt, droplets or webs back into the lens. Correct placement, clean optical surfaces, separated illumination and testing in full darkness are the practical fixes.
Map every camera to a defined target and required level of detail. Test the real view from the intended mounting height under changing light and normal obstructions, then approve the overlap, privacy boundaries and cable routes before drilling.
Use an overview camera to record context across the scene and an identification camera to concentrate detail at a planned passage point. Combine the roles only when the entrance is narrow, subject distance is stable, face angle is useful and lighting supports both views.
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