Skybird
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Hey all, here's one of my videos. I have a Toyota Prius C (Aqua). And my dash cam is installed behind the driver's centre-windshield mirror (middle top of windshield). It picks up reflection pretty badly and I clean my windshield pretty much daily since winshields are easy to get dirty.
I was thinking, instead of paying a lot of money to apply an anti-reflective coating to my windshield, how about I pay for a small anti-reflective flap that fits over the front dash cam lens?
I have a Sony 4k HDR KDX8000E TV which actually has an anti-glare screen, wooo. My HP white laptop has one too. However some anti-glare coatings for windows can dim the amount of light significantly making your footage considerably less brightness making any captured video footage appear considerably darker.
It's not always this bad but if it's bright sunlight, well, that's how it is for me. And it's currently Summer for New Zealand and Australia.
I was thinking, instead of paying a lot of money to apply an anti-reflective coating to my windshield, how about I pay for a small anti-reflective flap that fits over the front dash cam lens?
I have a Sony 4k HDR KDX8000E TV which actually has an anti-glare screen, wooo. My HP white laptop has one too. However some anti-glare coatings for windows can dim the amount of light significantly making your footage considerably less brightness making any captured video footage appear considerably darker.
It's not always this bad but if it's bright sunlight, well, that's how it is for me. And it's currently Summer for New Zealand and Australia.