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I fully agree. I would like to have this feature very much.
We really appreciate your feedback.Please allow me to explain briefly how the camera detection works: the camera detects the motion based on the image changes (the background) in each frame. So when the object reaches a certain degree the camera will be triggered.In order to reduce false alarms, it's advised to combine the methods of setting up the proper sensitivity and defining proper motion detection areas on Reolink Client software.Intensive motion like rain/snowflakes, insects attracted by IR lights, may also cause frequent alarms which may not have a good solution to it.CynthiaThank you for your input.I have many years experience as a user of security cameras. I was also an engineer for 42 years so I understand the reluctance to accept that someone else might have a solution for a problem.I would be very grateful if you at least forwarded the proposal to introduce a 'Length of Motion' feature.In my experience, it was the single most effective solution for reducing false alerts caused by rain and insects.It actually works very well and it is not hard to implement.image_2021-05-13_102133.png
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