how many feet is night vision distance? null

I can see about 50 feet at night with my usual lights on plus the camera light however it would hard to identify a person by facial recognition. I was just watching a kitty cat about 20 feet away that is black with white feet.

I’d say it’s about 95% of the daylight camera as far as distance and clarity.

Hello izzy, Good question! With the Color Night Vision feature, objects that are close to the camera get a much higher concentration of infrared illumination from the camera and may appear gray when compared with objects further away where the light has diffused a bit. Areas too dark to be seen in ambient light will still be displayed in black and white. Here is a helpful article to review regarding the night vision: https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038559351-Understanding-Color-Night-Vision-and-Troubleshooting-Night-Vision. We invite you to reach out to our Community if any additional information is needed regarding your question. The Ring Community is our first peer-to-peer community forum, giving our customers the ability to help one another by sharing their feedback and experiences with each other. You can find it here: https://community.ring.com/. Thank you, Alexis from Ring

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I can see about 50 feet at night with my usual lights on plus the camera light however it would hard to identify a person by facial recognition. I was just watching a kitty cat about 20 feet away that is black with white feet.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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I’d say it’s about 95% of the daylight camera as far as distance and clarity.
Answered by LCPomo 3 years ago
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Hello izzy, Good question! With the Color Night Vision feature, objects that are close to the camera get a much higher concentration of infrared illumination from the camera and may appear gray when compared with objects further away where the light has diffused a bit. Areas too dark to be seen in ambient light will still be displayed in black and white. Here is a helpful article to review regarding the night vision: https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038559351-Understanding-Color-Night-Vision-and-Troubleshooting-Night-Vision. We invite you to reach out to our Community if any additional information is needed regarding your question. The Ring Community is our first peer-to-peer community forum, giving our customers the ability to help one another by sharing their feedback and experiences with each other. You can find it here: https://community.ring.com/. Thank you, Alexis from Ring
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