Backup cameras have now become so customary, we wonder how we ever drove without them. Being able to see what’s behind you has decreased risks, injuries, and has kept people and pets safer. It’s a no brainer when it comes to having a backup camera.
But what if your vehicle doesn’t have a backup camera?
Well rest assured, you can still install one of these with relative ease regardless of the make and model of your car.
Here’s all you need to know.
Cost
Features to Look For
Type of screen
Most camera options now are LCD (liquid crystal display) or TFT-LCD screens. Between the two , always go for TFT-LCD screens. These are the best in quality , offer clearer vision, and are great quality picture without lag time. And when it comes to screen size, that will be personal preference, but the most common sizes are 5, 7, 9 and 10 inch.
Field of view
A camera’s filed of view has a lot of contributing factors that will affect your visibility. The main factors to consider are image sensors size and the type of lens focal length. As with typical camera, the bigger the sensor the better the picture. A bigger sensor will perform well in dimmer light and can give you a wider filed of visions. For example, a 1/4″ sensor will only deliver roughly 60 -90 degrees for your field of view of view. Whereas a 1/3″ will deliver around 120 degrees. Paradise Village is here to provide you with options that are sure to deliver the crystal – clear image and wide filed of vision so you can drive at your safest.
When it comes to back up cameras the choice os obvious . They increase safety and only benefit your driving. So why wait? Come see us at Paradise Village and we’ll get you set up and driving safer today!
