The Tapo C110 and C210 cameras (and probably others) need the ability to control a couple things:
1.) Day / Night cutover

2.) Basic image adjustments (e.g. contrast, brightness, exposure)

Right now if I have any minor light source (e.g. street light, night light, etc...) it will prevent the cameras from transitioning into night mode. I end up getting a grainy and borderline unusable video stream and I need to manually cut over to night mode which looks way better. There needs to be a slider that can adjust the cutover for each camera so I can dial it in.

Also, most of the cameras produce a very blown out image. Significant light blooms and it looks like the brightness is just way too high. The contrast seems off in some of them as well. For some reason I can control the contrast a little bit through BlueIris, but it doesn't seem to persist.

My outdoor Reolink cameras do a pretty good job at providing some of these settings if you need some examples for potential solutions.