Yep, I did activate the HDR timer. I was referring about the EV -1/3 if it's fine to use during day as well.
@Agie I can't see any licence plate at night, except for the ones in front of me or to the right of the windshield.
That's the one! Had the order jumbled around , doesn't help when I'm bleary eyed at 2am answering! hahaYep, I did activate the HDR timer. I was referring about the EV -1/3 if it's fine to use during day as well.
@Agie I can't see any licence plate at night, except for the ones in front of me or to the right of the windshield.
Is this a joke?HDR shouldn't be used at night, there should be a HDR timer so you can turn it off. HDR is most beneficial during the day time
Is this a joke?
We have pretty good weather but with global warming, I'm sure we'll catch up 🙁@Agie lives in the southern hemisphere. Everything is the opposite there, like the seasons.![]()
Ok, I understand the opposite theme. It's a rule of these days. Everything it's upside down.😳
[/QUOTEBetter than Europe thoughOk, I understand the opposite theme. It's a rule of these days. Everything it's upside down.😳Except the lifestyle. Australia is still pretty good hahaOk, I understand the opposite theme. It's a rule of these days. Everything it's upside down.😳
I always use -1/3 EV on both of my V3s and get better results than when I had it set to 0 EV. Many other V3 users do the same.
These are not night shots, but late evening, twilight, at which time not a single registrar will read the number.Attaching a few screenshots. I tried both HDR on and off, I don't see any difference to be honest. The darker it gets outside the worse it is: in the third picture you can see the license plate clearly enough, but when it gets fully dark all of them look like the other pictures.
Can you give the original video to watch after 22-00?@gse I did drive in completely dark as well, same result. It's even worse, in late evening I can see a few numbers but when it's completely dark I can only see the numbers from the cars in front of me (and they have to be close, 3-4m)
From the screenshots I've seen here the position of the dashcam seems to make a difference.
I have mine on the passenger side which seems worse than those who have theirs on the driver's side which is nearer to the oncoming cars.
I'm not prepared to move mine as it would hinder my view due to a very large centre pod behind the rearview mirror.
Can you give the original video to watch after 22-00?
My V3 is installed slightly to the left of the interior mirror mount.I also thought about this. Mine is also on the passenger side. I'll try moving it to the center and see if there are any changes.
HDR ON:Can you give the original video to watch after 22-00?
Have you removed the protective film from the CPL filter? Check out if it has one.
It is lined up correctly? I don't know if there are signs on A119V3 for correctly install or if you need to adjust like in the video below.
Ok, now you have posted those video samples.Try pausing both videos and look at the license plates of the vehicles coming from the left side. The location is exactly the same. You can clearly see the difference between the blurriness with CPL on and the details with CPL off.
Ok, now you have posted those video samples.
The comparation it's not fair. At 17:25 it is 45 minutes before sunset. Very hard condition, especially with CPL.
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