i get glare from my windshield in all my videos how can i get rid of that ?
kay188 wrote: ↑Same here. I feel that the 2MP sensor in this camera is really lacking. Comparing it to other dashcams, other cameras retain the darkness of the night, the colours and the noise of the sensor working in low light. In return you can read the licence plate at night.
Unlike the Blackvue, you can't see the plates because of the brightness that car headlights have blown out the reflective plates. However it's smoother in overall image quality, and brighter than other cameras at night but night colours and definition in detail is lacking compared to other 1080p cameras.
Compare the below videos to your Blackvue.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDYNyuyjUvU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJT8LjRzo2Y
However, the camera size is 3x bigger than the Blackvue, and the part where the lens and sensor is a bigger housing, so more room for clearer lens elements and technology.
We basically paid $196 for the size of the unit as it's compact and sleek and full of features without that stupid suction mount that many other units require.
The MSRP on this thing is $400 anyways... so might as well splurge as we got 50% off.
I don't understand why our video quality doesn't look like this??!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1s3UTmPJY0
I hope I'm not the only one who feels this way!?
Being a photography inclined person, maybe if I buy tiny graduated filters, tape it on the windshield in front of the lens in a way that it darkens out the bottom part of the video where the plates are leaving everything above still night and bright...
HMMMMMMM.