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Essential for night time driving, the DOD LS430W large f1.6 lens aperture allows even the faintest light to find its way through to the sensor. Ensuring great quality photos and videos even at night, where the only light source is your car headlights. |
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Car accidents are no fun, so using a dash cam and catching as much of the big picture as possible is essential to prove you are not at fault. The 140 degree lens angle provides you with upto the bonnet and maximum left/right coverage for your evidence. |
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Logging your position along your journey ensures you have a record of exactly where you were and at what time you were there. The built-in DOD GPS works tirelessly in the background recording every inch you travel. Playback is performed with Google Maps. |
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The ultra fast refresh rate of the built in GPS unit means that your speed and position as accurate as is humanely possible! No more lag as your camera waits for the reciever to report its data. Upto 5x the speed of traditional GPS systems. |
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File locking is the method whereby the video file is marked as permanent on the memory card. If an accident happens which trips the G-sensors - the incriminating video file is locked down so that nothing can record over it before you get it to the police. |
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Six layers of ultra clear glass make up this Japanese lens which sends the light through crystal clear and with absolutely minimal distortion. Far better than the vast majority of plastic lenses and superior to many other glass products. |
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When driving along, you may spot an incident which does not trip the G-sensors - and requires that the file needs locking as though it had - by pressing the SOS button on the camera, you will be able to protect the files containing such situations. |
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