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[jstromski]

Just received my second AirSight indoor camera.  The camera does not render greens very well.  Greens appear brownish.  This happens in both low light and bright sunlight.  Has anyone else experienced this?  Is there a fix?

[X10 Repair Depot]

These cameras are surveillance cameras, and do not have TV studio quality color. Part of this is due to the IR sensitivity. What is important for a security camera, is that the resolution and night vision are quite good.

[Alan V]

I think what you're looking for is a camera that uses an IR cut filter.  The camera's sensor is sensitive to IR.  In order to see accurate colors during daylight a filter is needed that will attenuate IR.  There are IP cameras out there that have IR filters in front of the lens that mechanically move in front of the lens during daylight, and move out of the way of the lens at night.

[jstromski]

Ok so this has to do with IR sensitivity.  My issue is that the camera views on the X10.com promotions page for this camera depict lush green foiliage, lawn, etc..not the brown gray that I see from my camera.  I will be returning this camera based on the inaccurate color rendering.

[tlsheetz]

I feel the same way, their web site showed brilliant color and all you get is non realistic color.

[richy2]

I feel the same way, their web site showed brilliant color and all you get is non realistic color.

My take is my xx40 and xx36a shows green.

whereas my xx34a shows green as brownish color and all cameras are basically looking at the same tree.
It also shows different colors in clothing and the clothings are not necessary green..

[stoneyc]

I can verify the xx40a has brilliant color green is green but some of the others have brownish for geen colors but all the other colors look alright they need to add ir cut filter