Caerus
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Okay, here's a few clips from FWA119S_MOD-6Mc_v4.02+26Mbps+Version+DICE.bin.
Settings: 1080p@30fps + CPL + WDR Off + EV 0 + Frequency 60Hz + Sharpness Soft
Stretch of road (see 1.01 7Hb, 2.61 7K from previous posts for direct comparisons):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OlxzJnslcpEZzhSdnrzPiTM6ym77d4N3
Parking lot:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dRHv8iBPHILouwbKCxAaUZMDcal_SVfU
1.01 7Hb still clearly has the best picture. The Beta 4.02 sharpness is definitely too high, even on the lowest setting. Colours are way off, and lots of detail is missing. The whole picture seems to have a cell shaded cartoonish white outline to it. The edges of the light poles are shimmering and the picture (white balance or exposure?) is overblown.
@viofo this video is one you should pay attention too, even if you may not agree with how we think the picture should be.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Z8f3Bhtwwtt4EaQypjtwNFbeMzDgOLtM
Pay extra attention to the last 20 seconds of the video and focus on the license plate of the car in front of me. The extreme sharpness causing the shimmering of light poles and shimmering outlines on the buildings, is also occurring on the license plate of the car in front of me. The time of day provides excellent lighting so license plates should be easy to read.
First, look how close I need to get before the plate is actually readable, and this is at slow speed (and 25.6Mbps bitrate). The sharpness has actually taken away a lot of detail and thickness of the letters/numbers on the license plate so I need to actually be closer than usual before it's clear. More importantly though, look at the effect occurring on those letters and numbers of the license plate. As soon as any movement is introduced, even at close range, the letters and numbers shimmer and flicker, just like the light poles, buildings, and everything else. The over sharpening is affecting the ability to read the licence plate even at close range with excellent lighting.
Settings: 1080p@30fps + CPL + WDR Off + EV 0 + Frequency 60Hz + Sharpness Soft
Stretch of road (see 1.01 7Hb, 2.61 7K from previous posts for direct comparisons):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OlxzJnslcpEZzhSdnrzPiTM6ym77d4N3
Parking lot:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dRHv8iBPHILouwbKCxAaUZMDcal_SVfU
1.01 7Hb still clearly has the best picture. The Beta 4.02 sharpness is definitely too high, even on the lowest setting. Colours are way off, and lots of detail is missing. The whole picture seems to have a cell shaded cartoonish white outline to it. The edges of the light poles are shimmering and the picture (white balance or exposure?) is overblown.
@viofo this video is one you should pay attention too, even if you may not agree with how we think the picture should be.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Z8f3Bhtwwtt4EaQypjtwNFbeMzDgOLtM
Pay extra attention to the last 20 seconds of the video and focus on the license plate of the car in front of me. The extreme sharpness causing the shimmering of light poles and shimmering outlines on the buildings, is also occurring on the license plate of the car in front of me. The time of day provides excellent lighting so license plates should be easy to read.
First, look how close I need to get before the plate is actually readable, and this is at slow speed (and 25.6Mbps bitrate). The sharpness has actually taken away a lot of detail and thickness of the letters/numbers on the license plate so I need to actually be closer than usual before it's clear. More importantly though, look at the effect occurring on those letters and numbers of the license plate. As soon as any movement is introduced, even at close range, the letters and numbers shimmer and flicker, just like the light poles, buildings, and everything else. The over sharpening is affecting the ability to read the licence plate even at close range with excellent lighting.