If you think about, that Lukas design above is actually very similar in principle to StreetGuardian's very own SG9663DC rear camera lens design!
Except that the SG9663DC design has a larger single base, rather than two small bases to either side of the lens.
The
SG9663DC rear camera design with the biggest single large self-adhesive base is probably the most stable, with the
Lukas twin-base rear camera design coming second, while the
Blackvue/SG9663DR one-sided mounting pad design coming third.
The SG9663DC design also allows for the fitment of a simple C-shaped removable 3D-printed CPL filter; unlike the Lukas design presently as it stands does not allow for a removable CPL filter.
I wonder if the
SG9663DC's rear camera design would have gotten the SG9663DR onto the market faster, cheaper, more stylish, more individual, a more stable mount, and more stealthy?
I wonder if the
SG9663DC's rear camera can still be wired to the
SG9663DR???
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Although it is significantly larger, maybe the new SG9663DR's Blackvue style cylindrical camera design is more
heat resistant???
Or maybe the new SG9663DR's cylindrical design can take a
much larger glass lens?
Because when I think about it, with a much larger glass lens, the SG9663DC's rear camera design, that triangular wedge would end up being huge in size relative to the size of the circular glass lens???
We'd end up with a
huge square 3M self-adhesive pad at the back?
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