is solid color or multi-color brightest at night?
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Blue is really bright! Red is better when it's really dark cause blue almost blinds you
1609300
Chris' answer is good. I honestly don't know much about the multicolor. I would go with the solid color.
1609301
The solid color is consistent and bright. The multi color is fun, but as the batteries start to drain, certain colors (white/red) can be harder to see. It can present a problem if it is coming at you fast and then changes to white light and you lose your depth perception on it and it hits you in the teeth. If you go with just a pure blue or green, I think it is easier to see and use overall. My solution: Just get both!
768342
No color at night--daytime only. At night, it shoots a visible red beam of light activated by the motion detector that takes the photo or video...illuminated by the red light.
273529
There are 3 brightness settings, high, med and low. At its brightest it is equivalent to about 40 watts, some colors will make it look even dimmer.
2134871
Yes. There are three levels of brightness. The brightest one is almost too much. I use level 2.
490049
My unit is not in the bedroom so I don't really know if there is an emission of light at night. However, I can't imagin any source of light other than the little indicator lights for fan speed and desired level of humidity.
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The blue and green LEDs are bright, yes. Is that a problem? Depends.I have the 5341J in my bedroom and it somewhat illuminates the room at night. Luckily the 4 steady-on LEDs (2 green and 2 blue) are strong enough that the one blinking green LED doesn't give stroboscopic effects in the room, and so as the LEDs are not directly visible when I'm lying in my bed I have no issues with it.If however the LEDs were visible from the corner of my eye when lying in bed, it would annoy me.Tip: If you want to make them less bright but still visible, a sophisticated way of doing so would be to get Rosco #210 .6 Neutral Density Sheet at your professional photo shop and tape a piece of it over the status LEDs. The blue and green LEDs are bright, yes. Is that a problem? Depends.I have the 5341J in my bedroom and it somewhat illuminates the room at night. Luckily the 4 steady-on LEDs (2 green and 2 blue) are strong enough that the one blinking green LED doesn't give stroboscopic effects in the room, and so as the LEDs are not directly visible when I'm lying in my bed I have no issues with it.If however the LEDs were visible from the corner of my eye when lying in bed, it would annoy me.Tip: If you want to make them less bright but still visible, a sophisticated way of doing so... » Read More The blue and green LEDs are bright, yes. Is that a problem? Depends.I have the 5341J in my bedroom and it somewhat illuminates the room at night. Luckily the 4 steady-on LEDs (2 green and 2 blue) are strong enough that the one blinking green LED doesn't give stroboscopic effects in the room, and so as the LEDs are not directly visible when I'm lying in my bed I have no issues with it.If however the LEDs were visible from the corner of my eye when lying in bed, it would annoy me.Tip: If you want to make them less bright but still visible, a sophisticated way of doing so would be to get Rosco #210 .6 Neutral Density Sheet at your professional photo shop and tape a piece of it over the status LEDs. « Show Less
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All the colors including with look like LED warm white. You can adjust the brightness to your liking to make it much more brighter or lighter.
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2700 has night vision infra-red.. And some true color night filtering. the 2607 does not. I have both.. but cannot use the 2607 at night.
2140956
Yes....go to the display menu...select daytime...select custom color....crank all three colors (red, blue ,green,) all the way up to 32. Also works in reverse to get quite dim at night. This unit is equipped with both daytime and night time custom color.
1148564
Reddish yellow, night light color. Not bright but apparent in light or dark
849344
The brightness is adjusted by using function and F9-F12 keys. The color is changed by using the function and "Page Break" key.
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As far as I could tell, there were only two settings; warm glow or multicolor transition. You cannot set a specific color. Hope this helps.
254317
.05 lux at night in black and white. Very good image under typical street light / porch light illumination. Color image stays clear to quite low daylight levels (early dawn, late dusk). Camera is also sensitive to IR at night if you have an IR light source (it does not include IR light source).
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Display mode: User Brightness: 0 Contrast: 0 Sharpness: 9 (not 8) Gamma: Film BrilliantColor: 1 Color temp: Warm Color settings: everything at 0, except White White: Blue 0, Red -11, Green -8 @ 300 hours lamp
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I have added a link to the Photon color explanation chart. It's got really good info. I got the blue and it is TOO bright for what I use it for. I should've gotten red because it protects your nightvision. http://www.photonlight.com/pages/Photon-LED-Beam-Colors.html
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YES. The color is excellent during the day ... but reverts to a grey scale image at night when the LEDs are used ti illuminate the area.
2239523
none effectively. Light is less bright than a christmas light. Seems to last a night, but no practical amount of light is produced