Compare the some dashcam to take the license plate， S1 4K 70mai A810Pro ELITE 10 A329WW

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same time and same place
why the s1 4k in the left side record the right side most clear
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indigo said:
why the s1 4k in the left side record the right side most clear
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It has used a shorter exposure time than the other two dashcams. There is less blur across the entire frame.

Do they all have a CPL fitted?
Do they all have HDR enabled?
 
TonyM said:
It has used a shorter exposure time than the other two dashcams. There is less blur across the entire frame.

Do they all have a CPL fitted?
Do they all have HDR enabled?
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i never use CPL
and i always open HDR in every dashcam if it have HDR
 
TonyM said:
Your A810 and Elite 10 screenshots appear to be identical - did you get them mixed up?

It's easier to compare if you show images at the same size, or cropped to the same part of the frame.
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very sorry
i mixed up
and i change the correct one for a810pro
and i attached the dashcam images in my car
a810pro is in the left corner
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If you adjust your camera angles you will get better results.

You're showing way too much sky with one of them being 30% road and 70% sky.
They need to be at least 50/50, with some manufacturers recommending 60% road and 40% sky.
The cameras are calibrated for that set up, so if they are outside that then they can be overexposed/under-exposed and lead to reduced image quality.

Don't be afraid of filming half of the dashboard rather than the sky. You're aim is to get the best image of the road ahead, not make a movie 🙂
 
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Dan-UK1415 said:
If you adjust your camera angles you will get better results.

You're showing way too much sky with one of them being 30% road and 70% sky.
They need to be at least 50/50, with some manufacturers recommending 60% road and 40% sky.
The cameras are calibrated for that set up, so if they are outside that then they can be overexposed/under-exposed and lead to reduced image quality.

Don't be afraid of filming have of the dashboard rather than the sky. You're aim is to get the best image of the road ahead, not make a movie 🙂
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thx very much
 
jsmith said:
The vueroid appears to do a much better job in your posted tests. Easily readable plate with clarity
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i test many time
also i post video in chinese social media APP
that is all true
 
LateralNW said:
Interesting comparisons.

Why is the rear tail lights from the vueroid dash cam larger and closer on the bonnet than the other cars?

What happened to the pot hole, street lights and the on coming car headlights that are in the other dash cam photos?

To me it looks bias to the vueroid dashcam.
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The images seem cropped from the original full size capture, which won't affect the comparison.
But without showing the original full screen capture image it can appear that way.
 
Dan-UK1415 said:
The images seem cropped from the original full size capture, which won't affect the comparison.
But without showing the original full screen capture image it can appear that way.
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If they are exactly at the same time then i agree.
I would like to see the photos in full.
I notice that the vueroid seems closer to that side of the number plate when you look at the white line on the road.
 
LateralNW said:
If they are exactly at the same time then i agree.
I would like to see the photos in full.
I notice that the vueroid seems closer to that side of the number plate when you look at the white line on the road.
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If you look through this thread you'll see @indigo often crops some but not all the screenshots, which makes comparisons difficult

Dashcam positions are here, from post #6
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LateralNW said:
To me it looks bias to the vueroid dashcam.
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That's right.
The screenshot from the Vueroid video was taken when the car in front was closer to the dashcam, compared to the screenshot from the A329.
This is visible from the red sign on the right side of the wall.
Furthermore, the Vueroid screenshot was enlarged before publication.
 
TonyM said:
If you look through this thread you'll see @indigo often crops some but not all the screenshots, which makes comparisons difficult

Dashcam positions are here, from post #6
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Thanks. I did see that image.
Cropping images for a comparison doesn't show all the pros and cons of the product.
For a balance comparison it doesn't seem balanced.
If the original and the crop is shown together that would help.
 
LateralNW said:
Thanks. I did see that image.
Cropping images for a comparison doesn't show all the pros and cons of the product.
For a balance comparison it doesn't seem balanced.
If the original and the crop is shown together that would help.
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I know some people will question this result, and the same is true of social media in China. I am still editing the whole video. I will send you the original picture. I am a dashcam lover. I don't need to fake this view I sent it to viofo officials, and they admitted that the optimization was insufficient
 
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