We will most probabaly target USD 199, but for forum members I have a special offer for USD130. If you are interested, just let me know ) We plan to start shipments late Novemver.The design of the AkenoriNX01 looks good for anti-glare features. I see that it is not released yet but is there an estimated price yet ?
Now that you've waited this long, why not wait a couple more weeks and get the A119S? That is actually designed for night time use.There still does not appear to be a clear winner for nighttime quality. And the "best dashcams of 2016" page is extremely outdated and still recommends Mobius and other piss-poor cameras.
Can anyone help me decide please, I would like to purchase this week.
Budget is pretty much not a factor at all, I just want protection from hit and runs at night.
From footage it looks like my best choices are one of these four:
A119
Thinkware F770
Street Guardian SG9665GC
Street Guardian SGZC12RC
Thanks very much for any help
C2 lens is good, is a 7G lens with 2 aspherical pcs glasses. It is a F2.8 lens, mainly designed for action cams, we have done lots of testing for this lens with different sensor.Putting a C2 lens on your mobius should make a big difference and should hold you over until the next gen dashcams come out in 2017.
F2.8 is quite limiting.. Videos with it look much brighter. Im surprised.C2 lens is good, is a 7G lens with 2 aspherical pcs glasses. It is a F2.8 lens, mainly designed for action cams, we have done lots of testing for this lens with different sensor.
Yes, a good F2.8 lens can be better than some declared F2.0 lens.F2.8 is quite limiting.. Videos with it look much brighter. Im surprised.
I just want protection from hit and runs at night.
F2.8 is quite limiting.. Videos with it look much brighter. Im surprised.
Now that you've waited this long, why not wait a couple more weeks and get the A119S? That is actually designed for night time use.
Do you mean @"protect from hit and run" while car is parked, right ?
I posted the following screenshot capture on the JooVuu forum recently - JVX (left) vs MobC2 (right).
Mobius image looks bright enough but I'm suspecting some electrickery going on (firmware is trying to greatly amplify what light reaches the sensor, or very long exposure time to gather the light) and the end result was that the JVX had several frames with clear number plate and vehicle make/model while MobC2 just had a bright blur.
At night NON of dashcams can capture numberplates on the move if speed difference between two cars is over around 5-15km/h (+/-) even if they are moving in the same direction so you better keep micropfone always ON. Our eyes may capture way much more info at night from moving vehicles than dashcams.It's coming soon, and should be the best compared with the other cameras I listed?
I actually meant at night time on the road, in case you cannot yell out the license plate for camera microphone. I want best night time footage possible, that is priority. and must have capacitor.
parking mode is a plus but not a necessity. I like that on the Thinkware cams in parking mode they go down to 1 FPS to save space and battery in parking mode. although I think 5 or 10 would be better.
I remember reading that a firmware update made Mobius footage look worse at night. I wasn't able to confirm or deny, but I wasn't looking at exact same footage side by side -- both firmware versions just looked "bad" to my eyes. Wouldn't be surprised if you nailed it right on the head. Great camera for FPV, not so much for dashcam. Guess I gotta buy a drone to play with
Yes, it is coming soon, not sure exactly when but since this thread is over a month old I reckon a few more weeks should be soon enough...It's coming soon, and should be the best compared with the other cameras I listed?
At night NON of dashcams can capture numberplates on the move if speed difference between two cars is over around 5-15km/h (+/-) even if they are moving in the same direction so you better keep micropfone always ON. Our eyes may capture way much more info at night from moving vehicles than dashcams.
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Yes, it is coming soon, not sure exactly when but since this thread is over a month old I reckon a few more weeks should be soon enough...
It has the next generation of sensor, designed to work in low light, so it will be better than the other cameras in your list. In low light conditions you can expect it to have less than half the amount of motion blur due to it's improved sensitivity and maybe even better due to using a high brightness lens (low F number).
Hold your breath:I want BEST night time footage.
Interesting how they look same with lights on.Hold your breath:
enjoy,
Mtz
They do look similar with the lights on, at such low speeds. It will be interesting to see how they compare at normal driving speeds.Interesting how they look same with lights on.
They do look similar with the lights on, at such low speeds. It will be interesting to see how they compare at normal driving speeds.