Category Archives: Motion Detection

Tuning Foscam FI8910W FTP Settings

Posted on February 29, 2012 by adam

Tweet The Foscam FI8910W is the new model from Foscam with an IR Cut so the color of the daytime images are true to life. This is a nice improvement over the previous Foscam night vision models like the FI8918W. … Continue reading →

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True meaning of motion detection off

Posted on July 25, 2011 by adam

TweetA few of our users have pondered the motion detection settings and how they work.  Let’s try to remove some of the mystery. There are two controls for this under your camera settings. Motion detection on or off, and a … Continue reading →

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Finding Surprises: Daily Camera Summaries

Posted on June 13, 2011 by adam

TweetIf you have a surveillance camera on Sensr.net, you’re probably familiar with the daily view.  This shows each hour of the day, an image count for how many images we stored for that hour, and a thumbnail image that represents the hour. … Continue reading →

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Tuning Sensr.net Motion Detection

Posted on April 20, 2011 by adam

TweetAt Sensr.net we’re trying to strike a balance between storing everything and storing what makes sense. A typical camera sends us a few frames per second.  Our servers process these images and when we detect motion, we save the related … Continue reading →

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D-Link DCS-932L Works Great on Sensr.net

Posted on April 15, 2011 by adam

TweetD-Link has a new night vision camera called the DCS-932L.  This camera is very similar to their DCS-930L except that it does night vision. Most night vision cameras in this price range have really bad daytime colors.  The DCS-932L doesn’t … Continue reading →

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