JohnnyFiama
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Does anyone else have issues with grainy daytime footage?
I find it pretty much impossible to make out the number plates of oncoming cars in 30mph zones, even parked cars are a challenge at times. The dashcam is hardwired and hidden away behind the rear-view mirror, complete with a CPL filter. Memory card is a Samsung Evo Plus 256, no known issues with missing footage (and so I presume the card is good). Recording 4k and using h.264 at the maximum allowed bitrate.
It was my expectation that a newly released 4k camera would perform well at relatively low speeds. This is my first dashcam, bought following a hit-and-run incident (driver untraced), hence the desire to capture VRN's.
Advice and general comments welcome.
I find it pretty much impossible to make out the number plates of oncoming cars in 30mph zones, even parked cars are a challenge at times. The dashcam is hardwired and hidden away behind the rear-view mirror, complete with a CPL filter. Memory card is a Samsung Evo Plus 256, no known issues with missing footage (and so I presume the card is good). Recording 4k and using h.264 at the maximum allowed bitrate.
It was my expectation that a newly released 4k camera would perform well at relatively low speeds. This is my first dashcam, bought following a hit-and-run incident (driver untraced), hence the desire to capture VRN's.
Advice and general comments welcome.