RunCam Phoenix2 Nite 1500TVL Starlight FPV Camera – 1/2.8" Sensor, 11390mV/Lux-sec, B&W/Color, 19mm, 8g, DC 5-24V, for N

Specification Veiled in Night Vivid in S1ght The Phoenix2 Nite strips away color distractions and redefines light and shadow so you can fly when the sun doesn t When the Sun Goes Down You Don t Have To Standard FPV cameras go blind at dusk The Phoenix2 Nite comes alive Built around a 1 2 8 inch Starlight sensor with a staggering 11390mV lux second sensitivity rating this camera sees in conditions where other sensors see nothing but black Parking garages at midnight Forest paths under starlight Urban rooftops lit only by ambient city glow The Phoenix2 Nite turns near darkness into a flyable navigable monochrome landscape 11390mV Lux Second The Number That Matters Sensitivity specs are 0ften hidden or exaggerated RunCam publishes theirs 11390 millivolts per lux second For context a typical good low light FPV camera might manage 3000 5000mV The Phoenix2 Nite more than doubles that Every photon of available light gets converted into signal The result is a grayscale image with real detail not the muddy high gain noise soup that budget night cameras produce No IR Filter Maximum Light Intake The M12 lens is intentionally designed without an IR filter In standard cameras the IR cut filter blocks infrared light to maintain accurate daytime colors The Phoenix2 Nite removes it entirely allowing IR visible and near IR light to flood the sensor In BW mode the default this translates to dramatically brighter low light images The trade off a slight reddish