Can you see at night thru a window with this camera? null

Yes, it will see through a window at night; however the image tends to be degraded by reflections bouncing off the inside of the window. I have mine set up to shoot through a window; the window-blinds are behind (more 'inside') the camera; but at night, the inside lights cause the image of the blinds to be reflected off the inside-face of the window, and back into the camera lens, making the image somewhat noisy. Clean the window real well; and the more 'straight-on' (90 degrees/right-angle) you can point the camera at the window, the better. The more slanted it is, the more reflection you will get.

I was not able to - but my camera was a fair distance from the window Maybe if the camera was pressed against the glass

IR LED Night vision is not design to be used through glass and will distort the image. Turn off night vision for best results.

Not very well, the IR light reflects off the glass in my experience.

It has night illumination. BUT the reflection from the glass may cause trouble. It did for me.

We thank you for your question. Please note that D-Link does not recommend the use of any of our cameras which utilizes an IR LED that enables night vision, to be positioned in front of a window for viewing outside of that window do to the fact that the reflection of the IR LED's against the window may hamper night vision viewing and cause performance issues in dim lighting conditions. We thank you for choosing D-Link.

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Yes, it will see through a window at night; however the image tends to be degraded by reflections bouncing off the inside of the window. I have mine set up to shoot through a window; the window-blinds are behind (more 'inside') the camera; but at night, the inside lights cause the image of the blinds to be reflected off the inside-face of the window, and back into the camera lens, making the image somewhat noisy. Clean the window real well; and the more 'straight-on' (90 degrees/right-angle) you can point the camera at the window, the better. The more slanted it is, the more reflection you will get.
Answered by DavidBurdette 10 years ago
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I was not able to - but my camera was a fair distance from the window Maybe if the camera was pressed against the glass
Answered by Kram620 10 years ago
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IR LED Night vision is not design to be used through glass and will distort the image. Turn off night vision for best results.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago
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Not very well, the IR light reflects off the glass in my experience.
Answered by Chief 9 years ago
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It has night illumination. BUT the reflection from the glass may cause trouble. It did for me.
Answered by rrho170 10 years ago
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We thank you for your question. Please note that D-Link does not recommend the use of any of our cameras which utilizes an IR LED that enables night vision, to be positioned in front of a window for viewing outside of that window do to the fact that the reflection of the IR LED's against the window may hamper night vision viewing and cause performance issues in dim lighting conditions. We thank you for choosing D-Link.
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