Thread: multiple cameras on single screen?

The rear camera is wide angel so it gets all my blind spots. Thing is cars will seem farther away. Im use to it though, so it doesnt bother me. The side cameras have less angel so things look normal size. I havent really installed them though so I cant comment. On the rear camera, because it is high up, headlights do not bother it to much. In the future I hope to buy a FLIR camera to fix that. Sun does not bother the camera.

HiJackZX1-

Obviously the camera tangent of carputing is especially high up on your list. I would guess you are pretty interested in all the happenings. Perhaps you can give me some more insight. I am thinking 2 nitemax; 1 for each side of the car (only because FLIR is too expensive for 3 cams) + 1 FLIR PathFindIR for the top of the car facing toward the back. Any thoughts on specific models, recommendations toward other ir cams, or a vote of confidence for the nitemax..
or have you hear of anyone retrofitting OEM components from BMW for other cars...? I would guess they have it tied to some proprietary interfaces etc to make it difficult. Thoughts? ideas? Post or PM is cool...

Anyone else? Can both devices easily have out converted for normal video with RCA jacks; especially the FLIR...

Appreciated..

J

Simply create both cameras, and then - for example - a side-by-side view (split screen vertical) could be achieved by setting:

Left Camera - Normalized View Port Rect:

* X : 0
* Y : 0
* Width : 0.5
* Height : 1

Right Camera - Normalized View Port Rect:

* X : 0.5
* Y : 0
* Width 0.5
* Height 1

Thanks,

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