jaxxx wrote: » Umm... back on topic then? This kid's equally lucky and unlucky: lucky he/she wasn't sent crashing through the windscreen yet unlucky to have a parent with no brains to have the kid not even belted let alone in the front seat for such a young age... Jesus.
LIGHTNING wrote: » You have been warned already about shilling your dashcam channel. Consider this a final warning.
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Benzino wrote: » This isn't your typical dashcam. It's also on Facebook, so can't embed.
Spook_ie wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6stKFeLVMc
inforfun wrote: » Cant wait for the first idiot who is having his dashcam in portrait mode. This one is halfway there.
Spook_ie wrote: » Most of my driving is of night, too far down and I'll get the opposite problem, I dunno I look at the vids and TBH I don't see that much of a problem
Alanstrainor wrote: » Is the camera not on a mount that allows you to pivot it? Both cameras at home are on mounts that allow you to adjust. Surely pointing it down by a few degrees will fix it. The mount doesn't have to move lower you just need to point it slightly more downwards! The mount should be able to remain behind the mirror. The idea is to have the sky take up less than half of what the camera sees. This way the camera will meter for the road and lighting ahead, rather than the sky. As it stands, on a bright day it is possible you wouldn't be able to see anything when reviewing footage.
Spook_ie wrote: » Not really a goer as it then puts the camera lower than the mirror and hence into the "visible" area of windscreen masking out possible road hazards, you know the kind of thing where people have a sat nav sat in the middle of the screen instead of a corner!
endacl wrote: » Reposition it.
Spook_ie wrote: » I'll try it but it'll show more dashboard then, and it's the outside including overhead light gantries I want for insurance purposes not my dash
Alanstrainor wrote: » Spook, point your cam towards the road more. It's underexposing due to being pointed at the bright sky.
tedpan wrote: » Was it an add on? Unfortunately the cam has no focus settings built it, very annoying as the rear cam is perfect.
RobertFoster wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDQ-0E1Tz9M