Understanding Vantrue’s WDR & HDR Implementation
When shooting in large light ratios, dash cams cannot record extreme bright or dark details due to the dynamic range limitation. WDR & HDR turns dark and bright details into clarity under high-contrast light conditions. Thus, WDR and HDR are being installed in many dash cams as a function to turn dark and bright details into clarity under high-contrast light conditions.
Vantrue has been constantly exploring and developing, to implement WDR & HDR into the Vantrue series for better recording.
WDR Implemented In Vantrue Element 2
WDR is short for a Wide Dynamic Range. The WDR technology is applied to view the image smoothly under the condition of severe light contrast. The camera with WDR allows an imaging system to correct for the intense back light surrounding a subject and thus improve the quality of the freeze frame.
Recently Vantrue released Element2 to support the true WDR which can improve the car license plate visibility. With the premium SONY IMX335 Sensor and WDR hardware process, Vantrue E2 is strong for capturing a clearer license plate.
HDR Implemented In Vantrue Element 1
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It can reach the shooting outcome that a normal combination of aperture and shutter cannot do by compositing various photos of different exposure and conducting tone mapping. Compared with ordinary images, it can provide more dynamic range and image details, and demonstrate the original vibrant colors to the maximun extent.
Vantrue E1 dash camera is equipped with a top-quality Sony CMOS sensor that's capable of capturing crisp 2592*1944P footage. It utilizes HDR (High Dynamic Range) Technology and F1.8 wide aperture, which can increase exposure automatically in dark situations and ensures super night vision, able to read number plates or find spot minor things that could act as important evidence.
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When shooting in large light ratios, dash cams cannot record extreme bright or dark details due to the dynamic range limitation. WDR & HDR turns dark and bright details into clarity under high-contrast light conditions. Thus, WDR and HDR are being installed in many dash cams as a function to turn dark and bright details into clarity under high-contrast light conditions.
Vantrue has been constantly exploring and developing, to implement WDR & HDR into the Vantrue series for better recording.
WDR Implemented In Vantrue Element 2
WDR is short for a Wide Dynamic Range. The WDR technology is applied to view the image smoothly under the condition of severe light contrast. The camera with WDR allows an imaging system to correct for the intense back light surrounding a subject and thus improve the quality of the freeze frame.
Recently Vantrue released Element2 to support the true WDR which can improve the car license plate visibility. With the premium SONY IMX335 Sensor and WDR hardware process, Vantrue E2 is strong for capturing a clearer license plate.
HDR Implemented In Vantrue Element 1
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It can reach the shooting outcome that a normal combination of aperture and shutter cannot do by compositing various photos of different exposure and conducting tone mapping. Compared with ordinary images, it can provide more dynamic range and image details, and demonstrate the original vibrant colors to the maximun extent.
Vantrue E1 dash camera is equipped with a top-quality Sony CMOS sensor that's capable of capturing crisp 2592*1944P footage. It utilizes HDR (High Dynamic Range) Technology and F1.8 wide aperture, which can increase exposure automatically in dark situations and ensures super night vision, able to read number plates or find spot minor things that could act as important evidence.
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