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How do I do this? Video (2017 Sierra Denali ultimate)


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2yIBERHWMA

 

This guy is showing a brand new 2017 Denali with the daytime running lights blinking right at the beginning of the video. I assume it is stock. Does anyone know how to do this?

That's how they're made. I forget the actual term for it. But it'll do it if you take picture or video of the DRLs. Happens on all the 2014-2017s

 

 

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Is it just the cameras frame rate causing it to appear that way?

 

You may be right. I just played with my truck for an hour trying to figure it out. I feel kinda silly if that the case

 

I'm going to go take a video with my phone and see what I get.

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They weren't blinking with my Galaxy S7 taking video but I think it has a good camera and/or it's nighttime here. That definitely make sense thanks.

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It's framerate. On iPhone you can change the framerate of videos so some videos will show it, others won't. Our brains can't perceive the flashing as the average human tops out at about 60fps.

 

 

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Yup. This is exactly right. I work for a Display Manufacture. The output light from an LED is at a frequency (in hertz). Depending on what that frequency is, it may not be in sync with your camera's frame rate. We have to manufacture our panels so that they can be shot on camera, especially for TV show sets with our large display in the background.

 

 

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This has got to be a troll job, has to be.

No trolling. I had no clue. Sad part is I'm into to tech stuff. I probally own enough electronics that of i sold them i could1 buy another 2017 denali.

 

On anoter note I decided to do some upgrades heres the list:

 

-1 7/8 American Racing headers

-Air Raid CAI

-Borla cat back Dual Exit

-Custom street tune from East Coast Superchargers.

 

Going in the shop next week to get it all done. I'm excited

 

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No trolling. I had no clue. Sad part is I'm into to tech stuff. I probally own enough electronics that of i sold them i could1 buy another 2017 denali.

 

On anoter note I decided to do some upgrades heres the list:

 

-1 7/8 American Racing headers

-Air Raid CAI

-Borla cat back Dual Exit

-Custom street tune from East Coast Superchargers.

 

Going in the shop next week to get it all done. I'm excited

 

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Your money, your truck. "You will have an ultimate plus"! I still love my 4.3 and can only imagine what an enhanced 6.2 would be like!

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Take a video of your computor screen or your TV and you will see the same thing! Properly explained above! Sorry No blinking light option on new GMC's. ahahah

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