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paniczklos said:
On the left side are the pictures
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On the very left side of the screen I see your avatar and it makes me think my eyes are out of focus ! 🙂
Welcome to the forum !
 
paniczklos said:
Hello to you too ! 😉 everytime I get the same response - but that's why I love my avatar 😉
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I am glad its your avatar and not my needs to visit an optician [emoji5]
 
these photos are too blurry to be useful

if the focus is ok on one side but not the other generally means the lens base is not square, there could be something between the base and PCB, base not screwed on correctly, or just a manufacturing fault

check for any obstruction or if it's loose, if that checks out it's likely a fault with the base, you may be able to shim it under one side to get it correct, might take a bit of trial and error to get it right but not impossible to fix (as long as you're patient)
 
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Full picture is better to judge but better if you can judge left and right side at the same distance, the print outs you have there are ideal but set them up at the same distance from the camera, that room looks long and narrow so maybe not the best spot to be doing this
 
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I dont know what quality the lens is , or if its a plastic or glass lens ( Bla bla bla )
Here is what I know , you dont want a dash camera focused to close ,
Turning the lens inward , focuses further away , turn the lens out and you are focusing closer in ...
This is a dash cam ? for use on the road ?
Than you probably want the focus set to infinity ...
If the focus is a little softer close up , it matters not because stuff is close up and it will be clear ..
I found the only way to be sure is , focus the best you can , check the footage ..
Then go for a drive and tweak as needed ...
Another thing , focus on dashcams is affected by light ...
The darker it is , the softer and out of focus the image will look ( because of lighting ) ...
There is no substitute for a drive test ...
 
Take a photo of a large brick wall or similar square on, no need to turn the camera upside down, just compare left and right
 
Same problema i buy new lens and the problem still there, i think is the sensor is not aligned with the lens.
 
rspc said:
xiaomi

yi action camera, I have the same issue blurred imgae left or right.
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you might need to remove the lens base from the PCB and check for anything that is not allowing it to sit square and then reseat it, if it's off on one side only it's often the base rather than the lens
 
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