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Technical Bulletin Foggy Dome The most severe case of IR Reflection is caused by the FOAM RING not being firmly pressed against the camera dome. This will create a "CIRCULAR FOG" effect (Figure 3). Figure 3 Normal Foam Ring After installation, the nighttime image of a dome camera may appear to be "Foggy"or soft looking. (Figure 1). Figure 1 Foam Ring Loose‐contact This is caused by IR Reflection/Bleeding into the lens. The IR light may be reflecting off the surface of the dome cover or nearby objects. The possible causes for the IR reflection are listed in Figure 2. Figure 2 Loose contact between the foam sponge ring and the dome cover, or missing foam ring Nearby barriers in the environment reflect IR light Dust and / or grease on the dome cover Interfering IR light leaking into the lens causing whitened or foggy image Foam Ring Removed

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Technical Bulletin
Foggy Dome
After installation, the nighttime image of a dome camera may appear
to be “Foggy”or soft looking. (Figure 1).
This is caused by IR Reflection/Bleeding into the lens. The IR light may
be reflecting off the surface of the dome cover or nearby objects. The
possible causes for the IR reflection are listed in Figure 2.
Loose contact
between the foam
sponge ring and the
dome cover, or
missing foam ring
Nearby barriers in the
environment reflect IR
light
Interfering
IR light leaking into
the lens causing
whitened or foggy
image
The most severe case of IR Reflection is caused by the FOAM RING
not being firmly pressed against the camera dome. This will create a
“CIRCULAR FOG” effect (Figure 3).
Normal Foam Ring
Foam Ring Loose‐contact
Foam Ring Removed
Figure 1
Dust and / or grease
on the dome cover
Figure 2
Figure 3