Reolink's Binning Mode enhances low-light performance by merging adjacent pixels, reducing noise, and improving image clarity and brightness. Read this article to learn about the features of Binning Mode and how to use it effectively.
Applies to: RLC-1212A (hardware version IPC_523B18128M12MP), RLC-1224A (hardware version IPC_523D8128M12MP), B1200, P341C, D1200, P345C, CX810 with latest firmware on Download Center – Reolink
What is Binning Mode?
Binning mode is an image processing technique commonly used in digital cameras, surveillance cameras, and other types of image sensors. In binning mode, multiple adjacent pixel values are merged (or "binned") to reduce image noise and improve image brightness and signal-to-noise ratio.
How to Set up Binning Mode
You can set up Binning Mode through different software.
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Via Reolink App
Step 1. Tap the Device Settings > Display.
Step 2. Go to the Advanced page and tap Binning Mode. Choose to set Binning Mode as Auto or Off.
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Via Reolink Client
Step 1. Click Device Settings > Display > Advanced.
Step 2. Click the dropdown arrow on the right side of Binning Mode. Choose to set Binning Mode as Auto or Off.
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Via Reolink Web browser
Step 1. Input the IP Address of your camera on a web browser and log in to your camera
See how to find the IP address of your camera.
Step 2. Click Advanced. Choose to set Binning Mode as Auto or Off.
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Via Reolink NVR (new UI)
Applies to: RLN8-410 (hardware version H3MB18/N2MB02/N3MB01/N7MB01), RLN16-410 (hardware version H3MB18/N6MB01), RLN36 and RLN12W.
Step 1. Go to the live-view page and click the Settings icon in the bottom right corner to enter the menu.
Step 2. Click Display > Image Settings > Advanced.
Step 3. Then you can enable/disable Binning Mode.
Binning Mode On/Off Comparison Image
Here are two image samples with binning mode OFF and ON. More details and contracts are shown with binning mode enabled.
Binning Mode OFF
Binning Mode ON
Binning Mode offers significant benefits in low-light conditions, balancing brightness and noise reduction, though at a resolution cost. If you have any other questions, please click the link Submit a request below to contact Reolink Support.