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I wouldn't rush out to buy the first version
I wouldn't rush out to buy the first version
2560 width seems to have become 2k instead of 2.5k, apparently better for Chinese marketing. It is definitely not 4k, that is just a mistake, although it is 4 Megapixels.To clear 2560x1440 is 4k is incredibly shaky. My understanding is that the big boys (canon, nikon, pentax etc) count the resolution from the first number so 2560 resolution is 2.5k. Ambarella A9 has 3800 x yyyy resolution so that I count as 4k as @jokiin states as it's basically just rounding up a bit.
That is really UHD (Ultra HD) resolution as used by 4k UHD TVs and monitors, full 4K as used by movie cameras for the cinema is 4096×2160.4k is 3840 x 2160p
Been watching a bit too much Star Trek, @reverend? Transparent Aluminum hasn't been invented yet. At least not in a way that we can use it in a dashcam that a normal human can afford...Please use a metal lens holder and metal lenses so it doesn't have the focus issues in heat that the G90 had and the G5WA now has - your customers will thank you later
It will not work anyway, due to the extreme low density it will not refract light enough to be used as a lens, it's main advantages are very light weight and strength/weight ratio.Been watching a bit too much Star Trek, @reverend? Transparent Aluminum hasn't been invented yet.
Hopefully one which can review 4K footag on somthing, no fun if its down-scaled 4K on a 1080p monitor or TV
Been watching a bit too much Star Trek, @reverend? Transparent Aluminum hasn't been invented yet. At least not in a way that we can use it in a dashcam that a normal human can afford...
You've obviously been drinking way too much Romulan ale, otherwise you would know that Transparent Aluminum is real! Called aluminium oxynitride, it has optical properties like glass, is 4 times harder than fused silica glass, 85% as hard as sapphire and can be fabricated into transparent windows, plates, domes, rods, tubes and other shapes. It is marketed under the brand name ALON and is used as bulletproof glass, armor and in making certain types of specialty lenses. You might be right about the affordability part but transparent aluminum dash cam lenses are very small. Take two!
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yep, can't see a thing through that
While I do enjoy hanging out at Quark's, I'm only there to play darts, watch people lose it all playing Dabo, and occasionally visit a holo-suite.You've obviously been drinking way too much Romulan ale,...