I got a Viofo A119 V3 on August 18, 2023, and it works well, but I was a little disappointed it doesn't do 60fps with HDR turned on. I let Viofo know their advertising didn't make that clear and they said they would change it on Amazon.
This brings me to my questions.
- I would like 60fps all the time, but found a setting that will do that during the day with HDR Off and then switch to 30fps and HDR On automatically at night. Would it be better to use 30fps and HDR On all the time, or is 60fps better with HDR off during the daytime?
- During the daytime, the picture is too light in my opinion, so I'm thinking of reducing the exposure to -1 to darken it a bit. It kind of looks like it had haze on the window, which it doesn't. I suppose it could just be an overall smooth reflection. So, the question is, is that a good idea or will it hurt the nighttime videos?
- I don't seem to have any dash reflections on the windshield i.e. go grills showing, but would a CPL darken the video without the need for reducing the exposure a bit?
Overall, I'm pleased. I haven't tried it a night but will likely do that in the next couple of days. Thanks for any advice or setting information you would like to share.
This brings me to my questions.
- I would like 60fps all the time, but found a setting that will do that during the day with HDR Off and then switch to 30fps and HDR On automatically at night. Would it be better to use 30fps and HDR On all the time, or is 60fps better with HDR off during the daytime?
- During the daytime, the picture is too light in my opinion, so I'm thinking of reducing the exposure to -1 to darken it a bit. It kind of looks like it had haze on the window, which it doesn't. I suppose it could just be an overall smooth reflection. So, the question is, is that a good idea or will it hurt the nighttime videos?
- I don't seem to have any dash reflections on the windshield i.e. go grills showing, but would a CPL darken the video without the need for reducing the exposure a bit?
Overall, I'm pleased. I haven't tried it a night but will likely do that in the next couple of days. Thanks for any advice or setting information you would like to share.