Capture Every Moment with the Prime Dash Camera

Key Features of the Prime Dual Channel Dash Camera:

 * Dual Channel Recording: It features both a front and a rear camera.

 * Front Camera: Records in 2K+ resolution (2560x1440). This high resolution ensures sharp and detailed video capture of events in front of your vehicle, including license plates and road signs.

   * Rear Camera: Records in Full HD resolution (1920x1080). The rear camera provides valuable evidence in case of rear-end collisions or incidents occurring behind your car.

   * Having dual cameras offers comprehensive coverage, ensuring you have evidence from both the front and the rear of your vehicle.

 * IMX335 Sensor: This is a high-performance CMOS image sensor from Sony.

The IMX335 sensor is known for its excellent image quality, good dynamic range, and low-light performance. This suggests that the dash camera will be capable of capturing clear videos in various lighting conditions, including nighttime.

 * F1.8 6G 140° Wide Angle Lens: This lens configuration is designed to capture a broad view of the road.

   * F1.8 Aperture: The wide aperture allows more light to enter the lens, which is crucial for better performance in low-light conditions and for capturing brighter images overall.

   * 6G Lens: This indicates that the lens is constructed with six layers of glass. Glass lenses are generally more durable and offer better image clarity compared to plastic lenses, especially in varying temperatures. An infrared (IR) filter might also be included in such a setup for enhanced night vision.

   * 140° Wide Angle: This wide field of view ensures that the camera captures multiple lanes of traffic and a broader perspective of events happening around your vehicle, minimizing blind spots in the recording.

 * In-Built GPS Logger: This feature records the geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude) and speed of your vehicle along with the video footage.

   * This information can be valuable evidence in case of accidents, helping to pinpoint the exact location and speed of the vehicle at the time of an event. The GPS data is often stamped directly onto the video files.

 * G-Sensor: This is a gravity sensor or accelerometer that detects sudden changes in motion or impact.

   * When the G-sensor detects an unusual event like a collision, hard braking, or sudden swerving, it automatically triggers the dash camera to lock the current video file. This prevents the footage from being overwritten by the loop recording function, ensuring that critical evidence is preserved. The sensitivity of the G-sensor can often be adjusted in the camera's settings.

 * WiFi: Built-in WiFi connectivity allows the dash camera to connect wirelessly to your smartphone or other devices.

   * This enables you to view live footage, access recorded videos, download files, and adjust the camera settings directly from your phone via a dedicated mobile application. WiFi connectivity eliminates the need to remove the SD card to access the footage.

 * Optional Parking Mode: This feature allows the dash camera to continue monitoring your vehicle even when it is parked and the engine is off.

   * There are different types of parking modes. Some are triggered by motion detection, where the camera starts recording if it detects movement around the vehicle. Others are triggered by the G-sensor, recording if the car is bumped or experiences physical movement. Some parking modes use a time-lapse function to monitor over extended periods with less storage usage.

   * Using parking mode typically requires a hardwiring kit to connect the dash camera directly to the car's battery or a dedicated external battery pack to provide continuous power without draining the car's battery.

 * Upto 256GB Supported: This indicates the maximum capacity of microSD card that the dash camera can support for storing video footage.

   * A higher storage capacity allows for more hours of recording before the loop recording feature starts overwriting the oldest files. The actual recording time will depend on the video resolution and the number of channels being recorded. For example, recording in 2K+ and Full HD simultaneously will consume storage faster than recording from a single channel at a lower resolution. It's important to use a high-endurance microSD card (Class 10 or U3) designed for continuous recording to ensure reliability.

General Information about Dash Camera Technologies:

 * Image Sensors: The quality of the image sensor significantly impacts the video quality, especially in varying lighting conditions. Common sensor manufacturers include Sony (like the IMX series), OmniVision, and others. Larger sensor sizes generally capture more light and detail.

 * Lens Technology: The aperture (f-number) and the number and type of lens elements (e.g., all-glass vs. plastic) are crucial for image clarity and low-light performance. A lower f-number (wider aperture) lets in more light. Wide-angle lenses are standard in dash cameras to capture a broad field of view.

 * Loop Recording: This is a standard feature where the dash camera continuously records video, and once the memory card is full, it automatically overwrites the oldest un-locked footage. This ensures that you always have the most recent recordings.

 * Night Vision: Many dash cameras employ technologies like Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) or High Dynamic Range (HDR) and infrared (IR) filters to improve video quality in low-light or high-contrast situations.

 * Power Source: Dash cameras are typically powered by the car's 12V cigarette lighter socket or through a USB connection. For parking mode, a hardwiring kit or an external battery pack is usually required.

 * Mounting: Dash cameras usually come with a suction cup or adhesive mount to attach them to the windshield. Some have a discreet, low-profile design to minimize obstruction of the driver's view.

 * Mobile Applications: Dash cameras with WiFi often have companion mobile apps that allow users to manage settings, view and download footage, and sometimes even share videos directly from their smartphones.