Enhanced Low-Light Operations: Night Mode, NI-R, and Smart Low Light

Night operations demand visibility far beyond what standard camera settings can provide. FlytBase now introduces three complementary low-light enhancement modes designed to maximize clarity, awareness, and evidence quality during nighttime missions.

Smart Low Light improves captured media, Night Mode delivers real-time full-color night vision, and NI-R Mode adds high-contrast infrared imaging for long-distance visibility. Together, these modes offer a powerful, flexible low-light toolset across DJI Dock systems.

Key Capabilities and Highlights

Smart Low Light (All Docks – Zoom Camera)

  • Enhances captured photos and videos using intelligent multi-frame processing.

  • Improves detail visibility during incident review and evidence documentation.

  • Works independently of the live feed—enhancements apply only to saved media.

Night Mode (Dock 3 – Wide, Zoom)

  • Provides real-time, full-color night vision with dramatically increased sensor sensitivity.

  • Ideal for identifying subjects, vehicles, and infrastructure in low-light environments.

  • Situational awareness in poorly lit or unlit areas

NI-R Mode (Dock 3 – Tele Camera, 7x+ Zoom)

  • Enables high-contrast black-and-white infrared imaging by removing the IR-Cut filter.

  • Reveals distant subjects not easily visible with Night Mode alone.

  • Designed for large-area surveillance, perimeter monitoring, and long-distance tracking.

Technical and Hardware Compatibility

Feature

Hardware Support

Camera Compatibility

Key Constraints

Affects Live Feed

Affects Captured Media

Persists Across Restarts

Smart Low Light

Dock 1, 2, 3

Zoom camera only

None

No

Yes

No

Night Mode

Dock 3 only

Wide, medium-tele, tele (not thermal)

Reduces video to 15 FPS

Yes

Yes

No

NI-R Mode

Dock 3 only

Tele camera only

Requires 7x+ zoom; black-and-white imagery

Yes

Yes

No

For more information, please refer to our documentation on Nighttime Visibility & Imaging Settings

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