So, to summarize my issue, I live in a somewhat dark portion of a suburban neighborhood, and I prefer to keep my porch light all the way up (I have adjustable smart LED bulbs) so as to deter possible break ins (just last week I caught a person at 3am trying to enter any unlocked car on the street to scavenge for whatever they wanted). My issue comes up as I have 3 of the RLC-810A cameras to cover all angles of my street and porch, and the light output from my porch light is too much for one of the cameras, and it will stay on color mode even in the dead of night unless I turn my porch light way down, or manually switch the camera to night mode every evening.

A simple solution to this issue would be to add the ability to tell each camera to just switch to night mode at sun down, and day mode at sun up (my porch light has this feature built in, with internet connectivity it doesn't seem very difficult to pull sunrise/sunset data for any kind of smart device). I'm sure I'm not the only one that could benefit from such a feature, so is something like this in the works? I'm not going to pretend I know anything about programming, but this seems like a fairly easy implement in my opinion. Would love to hear some feedback on this, thanks in advance.

So, to summarize my issue, I live in a somewhat dark portion of a suburban neighborhood, and I prefer to keep my porch light all the way up (I have adjustable smart LED bulbs) so as to deter possible break ins (just last week I caught a person at 3am trying to enter any unlocked car on the street to scavenge for whatever they wanted). My issue comes up as I have 3 of the RLC-810A cameras to cover all angles of my street and porch, and the light output from my porch light is too much for one of the cameras, and it will stay on color mode even in the dead of night unless I turn my porch light way down, or manually switch the camera to night mode every evening.

A simple solution to this issue would be to add the ability to tell each camera to just switch to night mode at sun down, and day mode at sun up (my porch light has this feature built in, with internet connectivity it doesn't seem very difficult to pull sunrise/sunset data for any kind of smart device). I'm sure I'm not the only one that could benefit from such a feature, so is something like this in the works? I'm not going to pretend I know anything about programming, but this seems like a fairly easy implement in my opinion. Would love to hear some feedback on this, thanks in advance.