i thought there WAS a way to turn down the sharpness in the options. normal/fine/superfine? or maybe that's just turning down the bitrate, which in turn softens the image? dunno, i keep mine all the way up.
here are a couple screenshots from mine from today:
Sweet yellow Nomad on other side of highway (I was doing 75, he probably was too!)
I was doing 85 (legally!). Digital/LED signs never show up right in screenshots or videos due to refresh/frequency mismatch.
One of at least 6 red light runners i caught, just today. I was stopped, he was probably doing 45-50.
This guy ended up running the light as well, as did the TWO cars in front of him. I was stopped and he had JUST taken his foot off the brake in this screenshot.
one important note though - i took off the chrome ring around the camera to de-bling it. however, i think it's allowing too much light in from the sides, and it's making the entire image a little foggy. I think I will paint the chrome ring flat black and put it back on to see if it improves quality.
BTW - I recognize the areas in your shots... I used to live and work in the Land of Sugar. Even without the big signs pointing to the george observatory and brazos park, the imperial logo on the highway overpasses gave it away. In fact, I lived in Ragus Lakes. Apparently the people who built the neighborhood had a sense of humor... "Oh, this neighborhood is just behind the sugar mills so let's spell sugar backwards! it's so clever! herp derp..." One morning we were woken by some explosions - sounded like big fireworks in the distance. it was when they knocked down the old mill building.
