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| [title] What's Behind the Lens? | |
| [* black] Canary achieves its flat lens front with an extra sheet of glass that's not optically active. Buried inside is a conventionally shaped M12 security lens. | |
| [* black] A switchable IR blocking filter is included for day/night mode. This blocks IR light during the day, but switches to be transparent at night. | |
| [* black] The lens holder is unremarkable. Components are placed within the light chamber to allow the back to support the heat sink. | |
| + | [* black] Note the empty holes for... some sort of sensor, not stuffed. Maybe air quality? |
| [* black] That's it. I hope you've enjoyed this tour into the insides of Canary. |