What would be the highest of the high end in vehicle security cameras? If willing to spend upwards of a couple thousand dollars for a system? Just curious, but I've been looking around and there seems to be a wide discrepancy between quality of image for any vehicle camera I can find marketed and that of the good compact handheld video recorders.
What dashcam has the sensor with the widest visual recording range (deep into the IR range and up into the UV slightly) that doesn't require swapping to a night mode to record at night?
If I mounted a pair of highbeam IR floodlights on the bull bar of my truck what camera could be counted on to provide the best (readable liscence plates) video quality driving down an unlit country road?
What happens to a dashcam rated to operate in -20 Deg weather when I start my truck in -40 degree weather and the camera automatically boots up? Why wouldn't it work? Would the chips wiring just crack due to the rate of temperature change involved? Would the new memory chips loose thier data in the cold like the old oned used to?
So right now is it the "Itronics ITB-100HD SP Smart Plus" that is the best for video quality that might stand up in court for identification and license plate readability in low to no light situations given some suplemental IR lighting?
I've spent some time looking and will get one that I can plan on having useable video quality. I've noticed dashcam recordings are routinely discounted in court briefs because of unclarity when it comes to identification purposes.
What dashcam has the sensor with the widest visual recording range (deep into the IR range and up into the UV slightly) that doesn't require swapping to a night mode to record at night?
If I mounted a pair of highbeam IR floodlights on the bull bar of my truck what camera could be counted on to provide the best (readable liscence plates) video quality driving down an unlit country road?
What happens to a dashcam rated to operate in -20 Deg weather when I start my truck in -40 degree weather and the camera automatically boots up? Why wouldn't it work? Would the chips wiring just crack due to the rate of temperature change involved? Would the new memory chips loose thier data in the cold like the old oned used to?
So right now is it the "Itronics ITB-100HD SP Smart Plus" that is the best for video quality that might stand up in court for identification and license plate readability in low to no light situations given some suplemental IR lighting?
I've spent some time looking and will get one that I can plan on having useable video quality. I've noticed dashcam recordings are routinely discounted in court briefs because of unclarity when it comes to identification purposes.