will this camera record driver/passenger w/either lens
447479
If you adjust the position you certainly can use one or both to do that, one will look further away and one will look zoomed.
447480
Yes. You can record with one lens facing the front and one facing the back or both facing either way. Nice camera. I have had mine several months with no problems.
447481
It will if you readjust the lens to record you. However, I would not recommend you to purchase this camera. It's not very good. I'm not happy with it. It doesn't work very good, and looks very cheap. Sometimes buttons don't work, and the video quiallity is bad as well.
1750106
There is a lack of necessary information. But assuming the camera body and the lens are recent versions, the tubes will work fine. I have several lenses and have tried most of them except the 2 perspective control versions, and everything has worked so far
2194952
From the way I see it, YES you can while driving! Just be careful not to be making adjustments while doing so! It happened to me when I on accident hit the camera app and it was in the viewing mode. I could see what the lens had in view! Just make sure you clamp the sides firmly/secure! Try it and see if works for you? Have fun and be safe!
2055640
No, this camera has just front lens, NO BACK lenses. I don't know why the seller says "dual lens". I bought this camera couple of months ago, it is easy to use, pretty good HD video quality, but mounting bracket adjustment nut broke (plastic cracked) when I tried to tighten it. So there are some durability issues. Also, I read some review (probably fake one) saying that the camera has GPS function and even shows and records speed of your vehicle in real time. It is all NOT true, there is no GPS in one that I bought. I hope it will help you to make your decision, but I think I would not buy another camera from this seller/manufacturer.
1917932
This will lens will work on both camera bodies but, needless to say, auto focus isn't available.
751989
I assume you're talking about some sort of system to wirelessly transmit the video from the back to the front of the car. I can't say for sure without knowing the unit, but if it has a "composite" video input, there's no reason it should not work with this camera. Other than supplying power to the transmitter, receiver, and camera, you just have to be sure the car has a way to sense when it's in "reverse".
581332
Hello, dear customer, This camera can record all movements photographed in the lens. And if you car supply 12V car charger , that is OK. it is just a camera, no limit about the car mode. If any other problems, please just feel free to tell us. It is our great honor to serve you. Best regards, Lemonbest
2197664
if your license fits this should be fine.my backup camera on my Nissan works fine.I love this license holder; it is not like everyone else has.
721198
Yep it should if you have it in the car and have the camera facing inside the car
218289
Yes. It will also zoom in or out and can take still pics as well. I drive a lot on bad roads and the video is much better than you think. Is a great tool to have in ur car for an outstanding price. The only draw back is a 32 bit memory card will only record for about 3 to 4 hours before it is full. Try a 64 bit card for 6 to 8 hours of continues recording. Hope this helps!
1420160
Nigh vision is very difficult device,its using stars lights,for they matrix.This camera dont have this mode.But then I ride with it,camera use head lights,and street lights.
561738
the lens is capable. it all depends on the camera sensor and the photographer.
1998807
yes it has a camera on the back of the unit and a camera for the reverse. you can record as you drive. check to make sure every thing works. easy install. finding a spot for the reverse camera will be your problem. sun light glare in the day time / light up the inside of your car at night. i hope this will help you , i love my unit. blue tooth was missing from my unit could not connect my phone. $ 20.oo to return it. out of pocket.
1071490
Fstop must be stopped down manually........when using those type lens the only thing you will have available to you is the exposure meter i think
928046
Yes. The right lens can actually see license plate in front of you. Don't use night mode. Mine freezes up when I do
1598858
If you did two cars at the same time it would probably work. Trying to split thepads between two cars could get tricky. If the lens are really bad probably only one car will do. Really works great though
1663905
The camera attaches to the license plate, so it works on almost any car. Lots of complaints here concerning fogging, but I have had mine for months now with no problems.