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OTK / Ironpixel Y & B IP Cameras — Adjusting the Image

How to adjust the picture on an OTK IP camera — brightness, colour, sharpness and noise reduction — from the camera’s own web interface.

Where the settings live

Log in to the camera’s IP address in a browser (not the recorder), then go to:

Configurations → Media Setup → Image Setup
Camera Web Service - Media Setup then Image Setup

The Image Setup page - menu on the left, live view in the middle, image controls on the right.

Everything below is on that page. Changes apply immediately — there is no save button for the sliders, so adjust while watching the live image.

Pick the profile first

At the top of the panel is Day-Night Mode. The profile you choose here is the one your slider changes are saved into:

Profile What it affects
Day profile The daytime / colour image only
Night profile The night / infrared image only
Day-Night Mode and the Basic sliders

Day-Night Mode sits above the sliders - set it first.

This is the step people miss. If the picture is only wrong at night, switch to the night profile before touching the sliders — otherwise you will be adjusting the daytime image and nothing will appear to change after dark.

The Basic sliders

All five default to 50. Move one at a time and in small steps — 5 to 10 points is usually enough.

Setting Raise it when… Lower it when…
Brightness The scene is too dark overall The image looks washed out or milky
Saturation Colours look flat or grey Colours look unnatural or oversaturated
Sharpness Edges and plates look soft You see halos or crunchy edge artefacts
Contrast The image looks hazy or low-punch Shadows go solid black or highlights blow out
DeNoise There is grain / speckle in low light Moving subjects smear or leave trails
DeNoise trade-off: noise reduction works by blending frames, so pushing it high cleans up grain but smears anything moving. On a scene with traffic or people, keep it moderate.

Exposure

Below Basic is an Exposure section (click to expand). Use that rather than Brightness when the problem is a bright window, headlights, or a backlit doorway — raising Brightness only lifts the whole frame and makes the blow-out worse.

Start over: if you have adjusted your way into a worse picture, set all five Basic sliders back to 50 and work from there one setting at a time.
Flickering or overexposed image? That is a different setting — see Known issues & fixes for the anti-flicker fix.
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