HiTechBoys
New Member
Hello all,
I see many discussions around freezing license plate like going for higher fps, turning off HDR, etc. I feel the fundamental issue is using rolling shutter imagers.
For fast changing scenes the camera needs a global shutter imager like the Sony Pregius series. Cameras based on this sensor are used in industrial applications for over several years. Given that rolling shutter imagers are cheap but I'm surprised that there are none global shutter dashcam. Note that the ADAS cameras for computer vision use-cases are typically having global shutter imagers.
Any thoughts?
I see many discussions around freezing license plate like going for higher fps, turning off HDR, etc. I feel the fundamental issue is using rolling shutter imagers.
For fast changing scenes the camera needs a global shutter imager like the Sony Pregius series. Cameras based on this sensor are used in industrial applications for over several years. Given that rolling shutter imagers are cheap but I'm surprised that there are none global shutter dashcam. Note that the ADAS cameras for computer vision use-cases are typically having global shutter imagers.
Any thoughts?