Driving Recorder：the Necessity of Optical Lens

When buying and making a dashcam, the optical lens is a very important factor. Here is how to choose:

• Choose an optical lens with high definition. A high-definition lens can provide clear, detailed images to better record the details of the driving process. It is best to choose a lens with a resolution of 1080P or above.

• Choose a lens with a wide-angle field of view. A wide-angle field of view can expand the range of the picture, allowing you to clearly record the situation in front of, behind, and beside the car, improving safety. The diagonal, horizontal, and vertical angles are 150°. The higher the angle, the more serious the deformation.

• Choose a lens with good low-light performance. For example, YT-7047P-C1 can work at night or in dim environments. When you are driving at night, it can accurately record your driving process. When a collision or accident occurs, it can serve as favorable evidence to reduce unnecessary disputes.

• Choose a lens with anti-shake function. Fixed-focus lenses with M12 mounts and AA interfaces can improve the overall performance of the dashcam and the stability of the recorded image. The anti-shake function can offset the vibration of the vehicle and make the image more stable.

Whether you are buying a dashcam or making one, be sure to ask the lens supplier whether the lens produced by his camera lens factory has undergone reliability testing, because reliability testing can ensure that the lens in the dashcam can withstand high temperatures, water, dust, and impact.

In summary, by choosing lenses with high definition, wide-angle field of view, good low-light performance, anti-shake function and other characteristics, you can get better recording effects, improve driving safety, safeguard legal rights and interests, and facilitate insurance claims. Therefore, when purchasing a dashcam, be sure to pay attention to the quality and performance of the optical lens.