inverted image or not? there are conflicting answers
1949448
When looking forward at the monitor the right side of the image corresponds with the right rear of my vehicle. Hope that helps.
1949449
mine fogged up 2 days after install.. Than it cleared up after 3 weeks .. was fine up to 1/27/14 when it has ben below 0 out side it fogged again and is now still fogged
1949450
Lol it's simple think about it if the image is inverted "upside down" you turn it until it isn't. If you have a decent display you should be able to change "mirror" so the right side is on the right side if you catch my drift.
1949451
I have mine hooked up to a pioneer double din and the image is true not inverted.
1949452
When I look at the image on my stereo screen what I see on the right is really on the right.
1351603
I can't answer that question but I can say I work with sensitive documents. I can't afford to have unclear images. This Brother's product has met my high expectations. I have no complaints.
89001
With the dark transfers you don't have to reverse. I would never use the light fabric transfers because you do have to reverse the image.
1736928
I believe that is more related to the firmware/software in the head unit. As I was reading up on this camera and alternatives, prior to buying it, some reviews said that depending on your head unit, the picture may be reversed. I would check your head unit's features, as the camera doesn't do the "reversing," the H/U takes care of that.
564988
I actually have it installed facing froward to use as a parking aid and the image is not reversed. Unfortunately, the image can't be reversed on this camera but for the price I was OK with it.
108560
Not that I can see. My pictures are the way they appear on the drive. I have had some problems with orientation, but I think I found the trouble...operator error. Some of the pictures because they are in portrait end up being small. But, I am no genius with this stuff. In any case we like the frame and would buy another.
2062079
Not with the software included, no. I assume you're wanting to overlay one image onto another to spot any differences. You would need different software for this, which is probably on the market for a price.
1200523
As best I can tell, the numbers are appearing on the screen as they should. It appears as if some pixels are blown. So, if I happen to have any numbers (or characters) at a specific place, they do not correctly appear. however, if the same characters appear in other places, they are fine.
725272
I don't know that you would call it a reverse image. The camera is attached to the truck as you back up you see the vehicle you are backing up to. Like a camper or a trailer. It really works very well. I was really impressed when I used it the first time.
1435961
I'm not sure, but you really shouldn't consider this product at all. The quality of the images are totally unacceptable. The one I bought I ended up throwing away.
1048548
Yes. You have the option to flip your image horizontally and vertically in your menu.
1026387
If you are using a regular star diagonal then the images are mirrored, this diagonal will correct it. Also it will be a bit easier to point a terrestrial objects using this diagonal.
1501367
I don't know. I returned it because the pictures looked frosted when viewed at any angle except straight.
1575113
On my system the right-side up or upside down is controlled and side slew is controlled also by the controls on the monitor. Andyou can reverse the camera.
129927
The two I got at different times are both oriented as "both ends oriented the same way." The images are inconsistent. The 3/4 view image that's featured in the listing shows them as flipped, while the top view image displaying as I'm replying right now show them oriented the same way. Judging from other answers it appears there is no guarantee what you'll get.
64829
Reversing means u will see image like u are seeing it not like seeing in an mirror green wire attached to red wire of camera good luck I really like mine
451071
It will copy the image either way. If you remember the way the picture was taken (ie the buildings were on the right, the people were on the left) you can make sure you place it so it comes out right.