Supporting up to 2 megapixel resolution in real time, the cameras allow users to select video encoding formats and bitrates for triple streams.

According to the environment, several built-in image functions are available to keep the image quality stable and clear. Users can use the auto gain control (AGC) function to adjust the gain multiple, and achieve a brighter image without motion blur. For the bullet and dome type cameras, infrared LEDs facilitate the viewing distance at night.

Low light levels tend to generate black and white spots or light blur in the camera view. To overcome the potential noise problem, the Hunt camera applies 2D and 3D digital noise reduction technology. 2D DNR analyses a single picture and filters the noise and blur from the image to show a clearer view. 3D DNR is an advanced technology that analyses successive pictures to detect the places with most noise interference. Users can select and adjust the two parameters respectively.

In addition, in order to avoid video loss and enhance data integrity, these cameras are able to save video to a local SD/ Micro SD card automatically when loss of internet is detected. In coordination with Hunt's recording software, this enables the cameras to catch every moment on video and users can check and play back at any time.