synoptic12
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In respect to dash cameras; in which we have been researching for about one year, we have not found one dash camera that perform as a camera. We have used Sony cameras upon dash boards to capture video (1080 HD), whereas the video is excellent. The main aspect which we have not heard, nor read, is that all "images' have significant bending, i.e. > buildings, light poles, and around corners, some distortion. Contingent upon the lens as being a wide angle, we have found that the larger the lens, more fish eye is noticeable. We have somewhat concluded that the best lens is at, or about 135 mm.
We would very much appreciate some feedback regarding the "bending images" which are highly relative in capturing good video, not sub-standard. This is mostly what we have been viewing the past year. Yes, there is some good clarity, but when motion comes in play, or freeze frame; 'everything is semi- blurred, or blurred. Naturally, there is constant motion while a vehicle is moving, so better technology should be employed. Again, the simple Sony camera, 30 mm, will outperform all dash cameras. More so, we notice no defects; such as 'bending images', no blur in motion, and a wide range of view, And this is without using zoom.
We would very much appreciate some feedback regarding the "bending images" which are highly relative in capturing good video, not sub-standard. This is mostly what we have been viewing the past year. Yes, there is some good clarity, but when motion comes in play, or freeze frame; 'everything is semi- blurred, or blurred. Naturally, there is constant motion while a vehicle is moving, so better technology should be employed. Again, the simple Sony camera, 30 mm, will outperform all dash cameras. More so, we notice no defects; such as 'bending images', no blur in motion, and a wide range of view, And this is without using zoom.