Molls-Phot
Free Member
I would like to ask those more experienced than us about your expectations from the rear view camera, namely what you would regard as acceptable performance in low light/near darkness when the IR sensors take over?
We have a system that is so poor that we would rather turn the monitor off than put up with the screen flashing every time a vehicle goes past. The exposure also varies randomly as the IR sensors and daylight sensor battle for supremacy. It's so bad that it is not much good even driving on a well lit road and virtually useless for reversing in anything other than daylight.
Is this just how it is or do we have a system not fit for purpose?
We have a system that is so poor that we would rather turn the monitor off than put up with the screen flashing every time a vehicle goes past. The exposure also varies randomly as the IR sensors and daylight sensor battle for supremacy. It's so bad that it is not much good even driving on a well lit road and virtually useless for reversing in anything other than daylight.
Is this just how it is or do we have a system not fit for purpose?