......it is not possible to solve the cut power problem.......
The M2 is almost exactly the same size as the M1 so there's no space for additional hardware or a larger supercap. There is also no secondary permanent power supply. So yes, the same applies.Does that also apply to M2?
Anyone tested the A2 or D lens in night rides?
Sorry, it will have to be a while. Things have been a bit crazy for such things as testing cameras at the moment and also the weather has not been cooperating.
I did do a little testing the other day with the new M1-A2 and the footage seemed oddly dark and I had forgotten to rotate the orientation as well. I need to recheck the settings and start over.
What I really need to do is come up with a way to test the original M1-A next to the M1-A2 side by side with the same settings for comparison.
Stay tuned.
They should send you the D lens one too.
Please take your time, no hurry.
They should send you the D lens one too.
Please take your time, no hurry.
BTW, we've had snow, then it rained and now it is 19º Fahrenheit. Later it will be 12º, then 8º. I need to put on my hiking boots and crampons just to get out to where my truck is parked! That's the second time this has happened in the last two weeks so it's been a challenge and part of the reason for not going out there to mount and test cameras. It is also just about impossible to get a temporary extra suction cup mount (or any kind out mount) to adhere in frozen weather next to my existing tripod threaded mount so that is another reason it is hard to do side by side comparisons right now. Such is life in Northern New England in January.
Enjoy the winters. Here it still hasn't dropped below 12° C, should be touching 2-3° C by now. So miffed!
12º C sounds lovely right now. Stop complaining!
Sorry, it will have to be a while. Things have been a bit crazy for such things as testing cameras at the moment and also the weather has not been cooperating.
I did do a little testing the other day with the new M1-A2 and the footage seemed oddly dark and I had forgotten to rotate the orientation as well. I need to recheck the settings and start over.
What I really need to do is come up with a way to test the original M1-A next to the M1-A2 side by side with the same settings for comparison.
Stay tuned.
I mean, when there's snow, or wet, it really is everywhere and only needs minimum illumination. With that, snow is white as well.....
we often see with low light levels in videos from China - they're shot in very brightly lit city streets, so whilst it may be dark, it's not far off dull day levels making true unlit road performance immeasurable.
Speaking of snow and unlit roads here are a few screen grabs from this evening on my way home testing out a new Mobius with A2 lens. In northern New England less than three weeks out from the Winter solstice it gets pretty dark out by 4:45 PM but these don't look too bad. It is actually quite a bit darker than it looks in these screen shots. I'm just beginning with my testing of the A2 and have not yet reach any definitive conclusions though.
So far the camera seems to have a tendency toward darker looking images and here I've boosted the exposure setting slightly. (I can't quite recall how much at the moment; think it was +10.....need to check.)
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