This means that the lower part of the AE table where the hood probalby is should be ignored (=zeroed).40/60 for dark to mid-tone vehicles works for me. When I was driving white vehicles then 50/50 or maybe even 60/40 gave me better overall results.
I don't know about VIOFO but most (if not all) the SG cameras have that ability, although I don't know to what degree. I just find it easier to play with the alignment versus adjusting the in camera metering settings.This means that the lower part of the AE table where the hood probalby is should be ignored (=zeroed).
Depends on the length of the hood!This means that the lower part of the AE table where the hood probalby is should be ignored (=zeroed).
You can make a picture of the% ratio so that the user can quickly understand how his camera is configured.Please vote for the horizon level you've set for your cam. It will help to get a more reasonable AE window suitabale for the most shooting conditions.
As a rule, expo tables are used standardly on all platforms, I think SG did not edit them.I don't know about VIOFO but most (if not all) the SG cameras have that ability, although I don't know to what degree. I just find it easier to play with the alignment versus adjusting the in camera metering settings.
Let's assume we are talking about modern civil four wheel vehicles.others take up 50% of the image.
As a rule, expo tables are used standardly on all platforms, I think SG did not edit them.
we don't use default tables, that V3 table posted above is not a default table eitherStreet Guardian did in fact (eventually) edit the AE tables on the SG9665GC due to a serious dynamic range/high contrast exposure issue. (see: https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threa...w-and-other-discouragements.17797/post-398755)
we don't use default tables, that V3 table posted above is not a default table either
A lot of cameras likely do use the default tables in the SDK, quite a lot of cameras have default values for most of the settings
This was just an assumption since:Not sure how @gse reached his conclusion about this or if it was simply an assumption.
A lot of cameras likely do use the default tables in the SDK, quite a lot of cameras have default values for most of the settings