2142FWD dome to 5.4.0 and ghosting during the day what parameters to change?

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tradertim

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Jul 1, 2015
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Hi guys Fender, Alastair, Delboy or anyone else.

Recently upgraded my dome 2142 to 5.4.0 seemed to change the image.

I've played around trying to get a better mix of day and night (mostly night) and recently noticed during the day the image is ghosting with a trail with normal person walking.

Out of the parameters below what do you suggest I change?

Thanks a lot guys.


DS-2CD2142FWD-I V5.4.0 build 160401

brightness 70
contrast 41
saturation 60
sharpness 60

Exposure settings
manual exposure 1/50 gain 80

Backlight settings
WDR on level 40

Image Enhancement
Digital Noise Redunction normal, noise reduction level 100

Video Audio

resolution 1520p
bitrate variable
video quality highest
frame rate 10 fps
max bit rate 6144
video encode h264
profile main profile
frame interval 10
SVC off
Smoothing 50
 
tradertim said:
Hi guys Fender, Alastair, Delboy or anyone else.

Recently upgraded my dome 2142 to 5.4.0 seemed to change the image.

I've played around trying to get a better mix of day and night (mostly night) and recently noticed during the day the image is ghosting with a trail with normal person walking.

Out of the parameters below what do you suggest I change?

Thanks a lot guys.


DS-2CD2142FWD-I V5.4.0 build 160401

brightness 70
contrast 41
saturation 60
sharpness 60

Exposure settings
manual exposure 1/50 gain 80

Backlight settings
WDR on level 40

Image Enhancement
Digital Noise Redunction normal, noise reduction level 100

Video Audio

resolution 1520p
bitrate variable
video quality highest
frame rate 10 fps
max bit rate 6144
video encode h264
profile main profile
frame interval 10
SVC off
Smoothing 50
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turn your noise reduction way down.
 
I turned noise reduction down to 50.

Whats it nominally ok for to NOT introduce ghosting?

Any other parameters I should optimize?

The image was fine before the upgrade - think from 5.2 to 5.4 must have changed image stuff
 
Too much WDR can also create some motion blur at night
 
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