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Rear view camera design flaw
Not sure if anyone of you have experienced the rear view camera at night is not clear specially the top view. The plates light is the one that makes it too bright. I noticed that when I turn the lights off I have a very clear view otherwise I see a reflection of the light on the left side of the screen.
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Put sunglasses on it :)
Suggest a different location or camera to BMW |
I only notice issues when it's dirty, I find wiping off all three occasionally with my finger works wonders.
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I agree finger solution works, but in the winter, the camera is always dirty.
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I found that when it rains water gets on the back camera from the back glass/hatch way too easy. Agreed that it as to be wiped way too often. If it was mounted a bit more recessed I think it would have been better but what can you do. Don't have an issue with the lighting though...
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ur finding a bunch of flaws already...turn it in, take a huge loss and then u will have another thing to be pissed about...low residual!:rofl: just kidding ps id say enjoy but u probaly wont!:bigpimp: |
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Yea I think the camera for the time being is gonna be stuck with that issue. You could, just a thought here, code the either the camera (if the exposure settings are accessible thru INPA) to compensate for the excess brightness. Or you could code the system to turn off the rear license plate lights when activating the rear view camera. Not that advanced at writing own program parameter through INPA. |
I have got the cable for coding. Have never done it before but turning of the plates lights when in reverse would be awesome will give it a try.
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I noticed this too! Hard to believe that didn't get picked up in testing and fixed.
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I've noticed that when the lenses is dirty or wet, camera sucks. Other than that, it's fine, even with the backlights on.
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