Extra credit for those of you who can provide actual video footage!
@Roadster I love a challenge, particularly with extra credit. I didn't get to where I am now in life without taking advantage of all the credit I could get.
For you
@Roadster, I have created a Flickr album called "Blackvue Moments" like the so-called Tesla moments with a few videos (mostly forward camera and one rear) from my Blackvue camera. These capture a "thumbs up" experience (video and screen shot), a cool bird of prey with shadow (screen shot and video), a mini quiet drag race with my husbands Model S (Roadster in performance mode won--that is why it is shown as a rear video), and an example of the forward camera on a bright sunny day. The night time ones are poor resolution, but you can see better resolution in the daytime videos. My camera was professionally installed by Perzan Auto Radio in Philadelphia so I can't provide any details. There are pictures of the front and rear camera in the album as well.
https://www.flickr.com/gp/22685341@N02/f8b83n
I find having the camera is useful. For example, I found some scratches on my front bumper, and I wanted to make sure it hadn't happened when I was leaving my garage, so I found the video and confirmed it was likely from someone else in a parking lot. I don't have it hooked to my 12V battery so it only works while the car is on, but that is still useful in many cases, if only to capture head turns (common from motorcyclists) and birds.
The only thing I don't like is that it uses wifi, so if you have the network in your phone it automatically connects when you are in the car and therefore, your data doesn't work. What I end up having to do is to "forget the network" so it doesn't auto connect, but if I want to check a video then I have to look up the pw and reconnect it, which is a bit of a pain. Thankfully I don't do this very often.
Enjoy.
Viv