Night Vision Camera, How the Automatic Day/Night Function Works

By: Bas  |  Last updated: 1 March 2023

Night Vision Camera, How the Automatic Day/Night Function Works

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If you own a spy camera, you naturally want to be able to view your footage day and night. That's what the night vision feature is for: it keeps the footage visible at all times, so you never miss anything.

How does it work?

The built-in infrared camera converts a dark space into a visible image. This means the mini security camera can still deliver a very sharp image even in low light or no light at all. The KUUS. C1 and C2 spy cameras automatically switch from day to night vision as soon as there is less light in the room, thanks to automatic day/night switching. Using the built-in motion detection, the camera only films when movement is detected. The KUUS. C1 can only record in a space that isn't completely dark, while the C2 can also record in a completely dark space.

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