Some people has make a concern, that it has the USB interface at the back. My concern is, if you keep unplugging and plug it in, the USB WILL fail.
It must be easy to make the camera so its get power, when it’s get connected to its mount. That will also open up the opportunities to make a battery pack, so people can bring it on the go, bike, skiing. Bigger marked for you.
CPL filter, I still hope you will make that options.
On your webpage you state it’s a 2K and 3K resolution camera (tour page). I think its a typo.
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The camera detects it is dark and increases exposure in decreases framerate to let more light in to get better video quality”.
Hmm hope it’s still fast enough to read a license plate at speed.
Any change there will be a USA seller and return point, in case there are needed for return.
What kind of warranty will there be.
No premature shipping. TEST IT and high QC. You will lose people trust, if there are any major bugs.
Example lenses out of focus, problem with memory card, heat stroke etc.
And last this is a really good camera on paper.
Hi
@Viking
First of all, welcome to the forum. Second of all, I'll go through and answer everything.
1) Why will the USB fail? Simply by unplugging and plugging it back in? If so, then surely regardless of where we place it it will fail. We did not want to put the USB on either the left or right hand side as some countries have left hand drive and some have one. So we went for a neutral place.
2) It is why we have made it how we have so it can be used for that reason exactly, more like an action camera. However, for the time being the immediate focus is the camera being a car camera. The first shipment will all be shipped with super capacitors unless there is a huge change in our strategy which at the moment we see no need to.
3) Rather than aiming for something that will please everyone (which is impossible) we have decided to give the customer the tools to create what they see as the 'perfect' car camera. So they can choose to have maybe 60fps at 1080dp, whilst some other people may choose 1080dp at 24fps. If we cater for just one type of customer we alienate the rest, so we have tried to create a camera where you (the customer) can choose how to utilize and get the best out of it for yourself.
4) There will be a specific USA seller, may be more than 1 but this is not finalized yet.
5) We will not be releasing this information at the moment regarding warranties.
6) We are aware of what we need to test which is why we'll be doing lots of internal testing, and then when we get to a good enough stage release it to about 10 beta testers. Once they have done their testing, we will implement changes, and repeat process until we are at a standard that we are happy and satisfied with releasing to the general public
7) Thank you, we think it is to, now we just got to get it as good as we want to.
Kind regards,
Dan
PS I've just seen your above post:
Personally out of every single dash camera we have ever sold, according to our files we have had 3 sent back to us due to USB failure. That is less than a 0.001% failure rate.
PPS
We'll be releasing another camera soon though this is not developed by us, only the firmware has been changed, altered, and improved by us. More details will follow soon.
