DASH CAM any suggestion?

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nickqld

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I just installed the famous BlackVue 770X-2CH with filter and large memory card.
So bad, but soooo bad! The front camera is terribly blurry and the rear camera is totally unrealistic; a vignette.
I sent couple of samples and the support didn't find anything concerning the rear camera (they said "optimized for the night") and for the front camera i was asked for more samples.
In the past I had the Street Guardian and I was so satisfied (actually two on two different cars) but I cant find it anymore, no more in production.

Do you have any suggestion? I want read the plates, front and rear!

Cheers, Nick
 
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nickqld

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This is the rear cam sample and I was told "the rear camera is accurate I'm afraid". I am confused; about $1,000 of dash cam.
What you see is the original quality, no alterations.

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nickqld

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The rear camera is external.
Initially I thought I did some setting mistake but Black Vue confirmed this image quality.
The vehicles' color are just black or white, plate numbers undetectable.... I don't understand the utility of this expensive rear camera.
 
smitty_r51

smitty_r51

Well-Known Member
I'll let you know when I finally get the rear camera plugged in. The front camera is fine on mine and superb quality, BlackVue 750X-2CH
 
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nickqld

Member
This is the quality of my front camera, setting FHD@60 and video quality "extreme" plus Black Vue polarizer filter.
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nickqld

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Toyasaurus said:
The rear camera looks like it`s all most in Infared,
I would be pissed at that as well.
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And because this is the only external camera available ($350), I have to stick with it.
Not even pic samples on their website to understand what you are buying.
Disappointing.
 
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nickqld

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boobook said:
The 770 is 1080 resolution. I's say that is as good as you can get from 1080.
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Actually Black Vue agreed with the poor quality (blurry) and they asked for the full footage.
The answer was " An important factor that can deteriorate picture quality is dense foliage where the camera is trying to record everything possible and in turn will tank the overall bit rate/ quality of that particular video."
 
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