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Originally Posted by cv129 I suggest OP use the same dash cam to shoot the same section again, but this time with any night time enhancing function turned OFF. It
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dashcams have light enhancement built into the camera to produce better night time vision than actual real life visibility. Might be challenging to recapture the same scenario unless you have similar weather conditions but definitely worth a try.
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I think dash cam technology is relatively new, many of us (myself included) aren’t aware just how much these tiny camera’s can enhance a night time video, and jumped to conclusion that the truck was easily seen.
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