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Wed, 28/02/2007 - 10:41am
why is the cam so snowy liking? can not see or make out anything.
thank you
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Wed, 28/02/2007 - 10:41am
why is the cam so snowy liking? can not see or make out anything. __________________
Audrey
Thu, 01/03/2007 - 10:32am
#2
 I noticed today (March 1) during my brief moments viewing daylight that the cobwebs were back over the lens. Also, seemed like there were a lot of drops on the lens. Just FYI. __________________
Britney Smurf, aka Lady Hawke, aka Smalf A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing.**Active Discussions**
Wed, 28/02/2007 - 4:15pm
#3
It could be the moon and the night auto zoom. Would that account for the extreme blurring of the entire scene? We cannot recognize anything other than the Marula Tree. __________________
Britney Smurf, aka Lady Hawke, aka Smalf A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing.**Active Discussions**
Wed, 28/02/2007 - 2:52pm
#4
Perhaps the brightness of the moon is contributing to the white out effect....I wonder if the IR is adjustable.
Wed, 28/02/2007 - 1:19pm
#5
I don't know. It is hurting my eyes. 10:15 PM CAT and the camera is focused showing a great deal of sky, which is of course pitch black, as is the Pan itself. The trees and foreground and background are a blur and over lit so that no detail whatsoever is discernible. Critters are seen only as rough hewn shapes either all dark or all light. Not our normally decent night image/stream. __________________
Britney Smurf, aka Lady Hawke, aka Smalf A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing.**Active Discussions**  |
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