LEO, Just stop by couple of hours ago he loved the system. Anyhow LEO said they will run the plate and give a visit to them if the plate does not come back as stolen or something
Neigbhor is going to press charges and also he may have some damage to the truck since they just dropped his truck.
It's funny one of my neighbor who also happen to be a good friend now. Said the same thing today since he is into photography. He said you should try those filters to see thru the windshield or take off glare. I am interested in knowing that too maybe someone here can shed a light on that idea. Will be willing to try that for sure
Yes this one was really impressive Since this cam is not even setup to do plates or anything.. But it did anyways. I have overview and LPR doing those which has plate much better. But I think this just did a fine job once the vehicle stopped
Getting my another 4/3 cam from Andy tomorrow
Some dashcameras have polarising filters and they reduce reflection. However, they don't help you see into vehicles much better in my experience just remove reduce reflection from your own windshield. Even then a dashmat ends to be best. Don't forget as well with CCTV, fitting a polarising filter can cut out several stops of light making nightime pictures worse.
Yeah, I hear ya but when I used one on my DSLR, I could see right into cars windshields that was total glare without using it - I wasn't looking out of a car window with it. In the daytime there's so much light that losing a couple F-stops wouldn't be a big deal I think. Where @tech101 lives, he has so much daylight available typically, it may work great during the day. Nighttime, yeah I agree with you that it's likely not viable - but @tech101 has the best cams around - if any would have the light gathering capability, his would. He has the massive 4/3 size sensors.
If it helps any even just for day time I can buy one of the $250ish cams to just to do that so I would not worry about it for night time.. By the way this cam was not the ptz it was the IPC-B5442E-Z4E
I was thinking the EXACT same thing, a dedicated polarized lens cam just for daytime windshields!!! Great minds..... I have a spare 4431 sitting around..
Question will be what filter can we even try for this
A 15 year old caddy? Well, now we know why the jack was stolen. They're probably under that thing every other day. Hopefully the next thing they're under is arrest.
This is fantastic! I must have missed the reference, but which of your many cams captured this event?
