Kurt Spiteri
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Hmm... I can understand how glare from the sun would make it harder to properly represent objects' light & saturation but I would also think that the visual acuity & sharpness of objects (such as sign text & number plate figures) wouldn't be affected with light levels etc.
Just came home from a drive and I have some stills from footage I have. the lighting is a bit different due to the sun's brightness diminishing but if you notice the gradual loss of focus with the shot after I think you can notice that there seems to be a loss of focus.
To be absolutely certain I'll be taking photos from the camera in my garage when cold and with the camera running for about 30mins. I'll set a legible object at a set distance from my car and see if/how the focus degrades over time. This will hopefully remove any doubts and should the camera be defective Ill be able to present proof to the seller.
For now are the stills I mentioned earlier:
Just came home from a drive and I have some stills from footage I have. the lighting is a bit different due to the sun's brightness diminishing but if you notice the gradual loss of focus with the shot after I think you can notice that there seems to be a loss of focus.
To be absolutely certain I'll be taking photos from the camera in my garage when cold and with the camera running for about 30mins. I'll set a legible object at a set distance from my car and see if/how the focus degrades over time. This will hopefully remove any doubts and should the camera be defective Ill be able to present proof to the seller.
For now are the stills I mentioned earlier: