NKato
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"This is the first true 4K UHD dash camera!"
No the **** it ain't. If it was, I'd be seeing this oncoming truck's license plate crystal-clear. It ain't crystal-clear.
Ultimately, it "works", but not for $500. The fact that the quality is this shoddy, incapable of delivering the clarity I need to be able to see license plates even at freaking TWENTY FEET IN FRONT OF ME, makes this thing completely inadmissible in court in the event of a legal case where positive identification is required.
If anyone wants to tell me if there is a way to get this camera to actually deliver on its quality claims, let me know, 'cause this is unacceptable.
For reference, this is the full 4k "UHD" image:
Utter garbage.
P.S. This gives me the impression that BlackVue is basically the Samsung of dash cameras -- pack in a lot of features, then skimp on the quality of some aspects, and then overprice it!
P.P.S. Before you start doubting my claims, consider this -- a DSLR camera for the same price is able to capture better quality footage with zero grain.
No the **** it ain't. If it was, I'd be seeing this oncoming truck's license plate crystal-clear. It ain't crystal-clear.
Ultimately, it "works", but not for $500. The fact that the quality is this shoddy, incapable of delivering the clarity I need to be able to see license plates even at freaking TWENTY FEET IN FRONT OF ME, makes this thing completely inadmissible in court in the event of a legal case where positive identification is required.
If anyone wants to tell me if there is a way to get this camera to actually deliver on its quality claims, let me know, 'cause this is unacceptable.
For reference, this is the full 4k "UHD" image:
Utter garbage.
P.S. This gives me the impression that BlackVue is basically the Samsung of dash cameras -- pack in a lot of features, then skimp on the quality of some aspects, and then overprice it!
P.P.S. Before you start doubting my claims, consider this -- a DSLR camera for the same price is able to capture better quality footage with zero grain.
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