Kedacom IPC4X2 Series User Manual page 44

HD Mini Dome Camera
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Picture 5-8 Image Enhancement
2D Noise Reduction: You can select "Enable" or "Disable". After enabling, you can
drag the slide bar to adjust 2D noise reduction level.
3D Noise Reduction: You can select "Enable" or "Disable". After enabling, you can
drag the slide bar to adjust 3D noise reduction level.
Note: When the 3D noise reduction level is too high, there will be hauling tail on
moving objects. Usually, it's unnecessary to edit this parameter.
Dynamic Adjustment: When there is strong light background, which causes sharp
contrast between the light and the dark part of the image, you can adjust and
optimize images through dynamic adjustment. Select a mode from the dropdown list
according to actual requirements.
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Disable: the default option is "Disable", which disables dynamic adjustment.
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Backlight compensation: Backlight compensation can provide optimal exposure
of the object under rather strong background lighting. When selecting "Backlight
Auto", drag the slide bar to adjust "Backlight Sensitivity". When selecting
"Backlight Manual", drag the slide bar to adjust "Backlight Sensitivity" and select
an option from the dropdown list of "Backlight Area". If selecting "Custom", click
"Edit" below the image window and drag mouse to draw a backlight
compensation area, and click "Setting" to finish. Click "Delete All" to delete
backlight area setting.
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HLC: The HLC function can avoid unclear image caused by strong light
interference. Select "HLC" from the drop-down list of Dynamic Adjustment and
drag the slide bar of "HLC Level".
 SmartIR: SmartIR can adjust IR light illumination automatically. Select "SmartIR"
and drag the slide bar of SmartIR sensitivity.
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WDR: WDR can provide optimal exposure when there is sharp contrast between
the background and foreground light (the former being too bright while the latter
being too dark). Select "WDR" from the drop-down list of Dynamic Adjustment
and drag the slide bar of "WDR Sensitivity".
Image Enhancement: It is disabled by default. When there is fog in the scene, select
"Defog" from the dropdown list to enable image enhancement and drag the slide bar
to adjust the sensitivity.
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