Yes, this one is a Hyundai sedan. Will try both cameras in SUV side-by-side soon, it's just I've hardwired them and it's difficult to detach and move. Need to find mini-USB wire temporarily for this experiment.
No no. Not all are dipped beam. Let me clarify it, third image of #148 is with high beams on. You can see the beam near the plates, bumpers overexposed.
I'll try that too. Right now it's at 0 level. We have 4 settings here, 0-3. Lower number indicates farther throw.
They need to sort this out soon. If they could do it 5-6 years back, I hope they do it now too. A119 is what has kept me loyal to Viofo, even when they have insanely increased their prices.
True. Will change them soon and I'll post the results here, before and after. Could be my car's model is at fault but the chances are slim because I found atleast one person who shares the same problem and has a different vehicle although SUV.
I hope they do it soon. I was really excited to buy a new model as the last purchase I made was almost half a decade back. I thought they would have improved on the shortcomings of A119 and A119S but sigh!
WDR only has one setting - On/Off. Do you mean the exposure value? I have not tinkered with the exposure settings on either of the dashcam. They both are at stock value of exposure, which is at 0. Neither dark nor bright.
As you mentioned, if I decrease the exposure the roads which are not lit will come out really darker. I don't think it'd help much. It can work where the roads are lit properly, but considering the places I venture and the roads I travel I am apprehensive about reducing this value.