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Fully powering off the camera will help, but I imagine with direct sunlight going through the lens and hitting the sensor the heat could still damage it, despit
by redundantly 2y ago
Fully powering off the camera will help, but I imagine with direct sunlight going through the lens and hitting the sensor the heat could still damage it, despite it not recording.
- dylan604 2y agoif you have a camera pointing up, then unless you live on the equator, the sun will not be directly overhead for the vast majority of people.
- caphector 2y agoI have a sky camera (use it for weather and sky observations; my airspace is a bit busy for easy meteor observations). So far my sensor seems to be fine despite an unblinking gaze upwards.
- timthorn 2y agoLooking at the GitHub, the code downloads aircraft movements to avoid false alerts.