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my short answer is NO, isn't yet to get good license plate picture at night conditions one way to address this is to have dedicated narrow POV camera, just for the front of your car is pointed to in front of you car license plate area there is another issue that your car front lights blind your...

any plans to share your results for rear camera?

any plans to share your results for rear camera?

I'm not sure that 15fps means 1:15 exposure for 15fps it can be from 1/15 to any 1/1000, as well for 60fps it can start from 1/60 and go up to 1/1000 @viofo would you clarify about exposure shutter speed for 15fps parking mode, please what will be auto adjustable for such mode? F ? ISO ? A ?

would you try with HDR to be OFF? pls I see motion blur when HDR is ON, while for static HDR is great, but at highway speed it is crushed license plate numbers IMHO the Sony Starvis 2 promises built in HDR modes, again it's great for static especially at low light that HDR just makes unreadable...

Please, share your experience for parking modes, especially in a rain, snow Battery usage in motion vs impact (G sensor), do you use just hardwire kit or extra battery pack for parking mode? My experience with Motion detection mode wasn't good at all. in a rain it was just none stop recording...

Good comparation. BTW the U3000 costs 2x of N4Pro Did you try different EV settings? Did you try rear camera for the same test?

great review however, all the same dashcam issues that so far were not addressed: 1. 30fps is too slow to capture license plates 2. hdr is only for static objects 3. glare from windshield I see a lot of new features for parking mode, especially to address battery drain but, nothing that...

hello all, I'm new to hardwired parking mode. My issue is that when there is a rain my dashcam records almost none stop, makes it not useful at all, while draining car battery. I started from motion detected mode, but moved to impact / collision detection mode. Even with collision detection...

@TonyM would you contact me via private conversation? pls somehow I can't contact you tnx

another day time recording, easy to see car license plates

this is another comparation, where 4k is used for side by side

My comparation to my dated A129 this is side by side, where cropped to 540 each those are without crop E2 and A129 just E2 the same from A129 rear cam E2 this is how E2 and A129 are mounted from outside cameras are almost invisible the E2 retains more details and car license...

this is without stretch, but linear resize for E2 1944P+1944P 24FPS to downsize to 1080 vertical resulting videos from both cameras are way better then in those resulting at YouTube so I try to figure out, what's the best for side by side video

last videos are result of the resize and stretch, 1st videos are just crop that preserves 1:1 pixel to pixel the issue is to fit both to resulting 1920x1080 frame what would be better option for side by side compare? tnx

more compare side by side I increased EV for E2, looks like too much, so I'll need to reduce it in a half, maybe EV +0.5 will be good I used resize and stretch for new resulting videos, just to show whole POV for each camera this time E2 was in the highest resolution, while at 24fps

any recommendations for E2 settings? any recommendations for VSDC to make better side by side compare? thanks

this is just fast compare side by side to my existing A129 yes, the E2 has higher resolution vs A129 for simplicity I just cropped E2 to the same 1920 horizontally to match A129, proper way would be to resize IMHO but, even with such crop the E2 retains more details vs 2 years old A129 this was...

in good light or day time 60 fps as you can get 1/60 - 1/250+ easily - the best clarity at less light or night time 30 fps as you might get limited to 1/30, so 60 fps is twice faster - or HW can just duplicate the same 1/30 twice to give you artificial 60 FPS however, when you set WDR that helps...

thanks for the review what I like: 1. 360 rotation 2. magnetic mount what I don't like: 1. long attachment mount - looks obstructive and too much visible from outside , also contributes to shaking / vibration for the cam sensor 2. long cam distance to the windshield - this contributes to the...