Night Vision, IR & Rideshare Guides

Most incidents happen after dark, and night vision is exactly where cheap dash cams fall apart. This guide explains how good dash cam night vision really works, from the Sony STARVIS sensors that pull clear footage out of dark streets to the infrared (IR) lighting that films a car cabin in complete blackness. If your footage turns into a grainy smudge the moment the sun goes down, it is not doing its job.

For rideshare drivers, night vision is non-negotiable. The trickiest moments with passengers happen at night, and an interior camera with solid IR is what gives you calm, honest proof in a dispute. Read on to understand what to look for in a road-facing and interior lens, why the sensor beats the resolution number after dark, and which three-channel setups suit Uber, DiDi and Ola drivers. Browse the range below or talk it through with the Guys.

VIOFO STARVIS 2 and Super Night Vision: What It Really Means

VIOFO STARVIS 2 and Super Night Vision: What It Really Means

VIOFO STARVIS 2 cameras sit right at the pointy end...
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Rideshare Dash Cam Laws in Australia: Uber, DiDi and Beyond

Rideshare Dash Cam Laws in Australia: Uber, DiDi and Beyond

Rideshare dash cam laws in Australia can be confusing when...
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What Is Vantrue PlatePix? The Number Plate Tech Explained

What Is Vantrue PlatePix? The Number Plate Tech Explained

Vantrue PlatePix technology gets talked up a lot, but what...
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Dash Cam Night Vision: What It Really Means (and What It Doesn't)

Dash Cam Night Vision: What It Really Means (and What It Doesn't)

Dash cam night vision is one of the most misunderstood...
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What Is an IR Dash Cam? A Beginner's Guide

What Is an IR Dash Cam? A Beginner's Guide

Wondering what an IR dash cam actually is? This plain-English...
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