What is most important for a car camera?

Answer 1

Car back up camera help when car parking or car reverse,it is work together with an monitor as set.

First,the car camera need to install outside the car, usually at the rear of car, so it is must be water proof.If no water proof funciton,when rainning or washing the car, the camera will burnt down.

Second, the night vision function also important, when parking or reversing in the night, the back up camera helps a lot really, if the camera with night vision function,it is helps a lot.

As for me the car camera scale line( some body call distance line) is not so important,it is only a reference line,not so acurate, but some people also like it,that's depends.

for cameras taken to the track its best to have a camera with more than 4 buttons that are easily pressed by the flesh of the thumb and not the nail.

it should also have an interface window bigger than 1.5x1.5. with that said it should be very clear that you have just turned it on and it is filming and getting to that point should be unmistakeable. you cant be fiddling with the basics every time when your group is called up and you must strap in. time is money.

if the thing has only 2 or 3 buttons and more functions and camera settings than you can count on a hand there stands a chance that you might get fed up with it and go the entire race weekend without filming things. (you could also think that you set it to run indefinately and it cuts out 10 minutes in having only caught you on the line up grid. or film the entire weekend in fisheye! shameful)

good tough waterproof casings are a must and it is an entry fee that they have suction mounts that are sturdy that can be mounted outside in the 100+ mph winds. failing that, at least have those casings be of bright colorsbecause if it falls off the car, the corner workers must find it for you in the grass or water, or a compatriot can see it and avoid it on the ground at speed.

a good and sturdy carrying casing is a plus. on the track it is sandy, wet, and oily. food crumbs and grass everywhere. you need a case that can protect the lens from all that by simply tossing it in there. plus it has to protect it from direct sunlight which happens because people show up early to take up all the nice shady spots. so your camera is going to see lots of searing heat. things get left out in the open because too much is going on to neatly put things up.

cameras with a direct usb port are prized so you have but to go home and plug to play. we arent in the stone age anymore, magnetic tapes wont do. HD is a great plus because even on a computer screen things from normal cameras can look bad.

NORMAL BATTERIES if you can, there are barely any power outlets out in the country where these tracks are built. AA AAA doesnt matter, the bulkiness is justified by the convenience of not having to plug in somewhere to charge.

ive been going to the track for years. hero cameras aren't choice for weekend track meets. they have too many features and tiny tiny buttons that dont let you know that you pressed them, even turning them on is a trial by itself.