Google Nest cameras’ Night Vision uses high-power infrared (IR) LEDs to illuminate the scene when it's dark. When Night Vision is set to Auto, Nest cameras will wait to switch between normal and night modes only when the light gradually changes. For instance, at dusk or dawn, when the lighting is marginal. Some cameras will flip back and forth between normal and night modes, making the video too light or too dark.
Night Vision basics
- When Night Vision is on and someone turns on the lights, your Nest camera will quickly switch to normal video mode.
- Nest cameras can also figure out when someone’s trying to blind them by shining a torch at them. Night Vision is designed to stay on when something like that happens, so that you can see what a trespasser is up to.
- The IR LEDs are positioned so that they fully illuminate the camera’s wide-angle view instead of just spotlighting part of the centre.
- Night Vision range depends on how much light there is, and which camera or doorbell you have. Test your camera’s recorded or live video when it’s dark outside and adjust its position, or add lighting if needed.
- If there are any light sources in the area, your camera may be able to see even further.
- When Night Vision is on, video is streamed in black and white, even if there’s plenty of light in the scene.
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