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I installed this along with my OGM1 and was wondering how many other guys out there have minor "static" or "fuzz" on their picture. I understand its not a HD top of the line item but was wondering if I am alone one some minor static being in the picture. It's more noticable at night time. Its not a big deal still like the camera.

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At night the image is not as sharp, but I think that is more to do with how it gets the image at night. It looks like daylight in the image on the OGM-1 at night. It is brighter than the stock camera at night as well.

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I wouldn't say it looks like daylight in the ogm at night. I can see but there is noticeable fuzz/static on the entire image. This is present with the engine running and not running while reverse is selected.

 

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Are you taking overall fuzzy or very specific parts of the image? I have a camera source and it is not super "clear" I guess you could say. I just assumed it was the nature of the camera given what it was. Since it was still very usable I never gave it much thought.

 

But if you have very specific noise or problems with the parts image it could be a problem with your cabling or even the camera itself.

 

Ernie

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Are you taking overall fuzzy or very specific parts of the image? I have a camera source and it is not super "clear" I guess you could say. I just assumed it was the nature of the camera given what it was. Since it was still very usable I never gave it much thought.

 

But if you have very specific noise or problems with the parts image it could be a problem with your cabling or even the camera itself.

 

Ernie

Overall fuzziness mostly noticeable in the dark. Camera is still great, just wondering if other people noticed it wasn't a super sharp image.

 

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