Not really discreet, no, but it's meant to be more of a hybrid of a GoPro and a dash cam... and I think it hits it very well.
I have some unprocessed video from around dawn. It's super crisp. I'll try to get some night video in the next couple days.
Interesting but pricey considering there are dashcams out there with better resolution and similar sensor sizes. I also have doubts about whether its a good idea having all of that additional data encoded with your video. It could be a real double edged sword in certain scenarios. Having the info as metadata that is optionally exported could get into areas of spoliation of evidence if they choose not to turn it over. If someone is aware of the capabilities of that device, and if I were facing someone using it, I would absolutely insist upon that metadata.So, first real run of my new Waylens action/dash cam. It was a Kickstarter project that really turned out amazing. it includes a host of onboard GPS and accelerometer sensors, and connects to your car via wireless OBD-II and to your phone for internet. This allows screen widgets such as pitch/roll, g-force, speed, tach, boost, time/date, and even weather and a mini-map. The widgets are all recorded metadata that you can individually turn on or off after recording before you export the video. This is a truly awesome camera.
Oh, yeah, it also includes footage of a typically clueless Corolla driver
bit to much boy racer for me,
I too use the F750 dial cam setup and imho is unbeatable by anything out there. Though the F770 is out now...
Actually, the button is only to highlight notable sections of the recording and save them off-loop. The full video still records in a continuous loop as much as the MicroSD card can handle and can be exported in whole.
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