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What are the versions of Thinkware’s Super Night Vision?Updated 9 days ago

Thinkware Super Night Vision 1.0 

The first iteration of Super Night Vision is called Super Night Vision 1.0. This comes with the Thinkware F200, F200 Pro, and X700 dash cam models. 


With Super Night Vision 1.0, while in parking mode, the Thinkware dash cam uses its lens and computing power advancements to enhance nighttime recording. The system also captures more detail at night using ISP (Image Signal Processing) technology and real-time image processing, further protecting your vehicle while parked.


Thinkware Super Night Vision 2.0 

While Super Night Vision 1.0 only covers while in parking mode, version 2.0 can be used in both parking and driving modes. You can activate this while in Continuous Recording Mode for enhanced video quality even when driving on dimly lit roads. The Thinkware U1000 is equipped with this. 

Thinkware Super Night Vision 3.0 

Super Night Vision 3.0 is added in Thinkware dash cams such as the X1000 and the Q1000 models. Thinkware's advancements in low-light recording technology outperform its predecessors' night-time performance, allowing you to record night drives with true colours and minimal noise. 


What makes it better than 1.0 and 2.0 is the multi-exposure HDR (High Dynamic Range) feature that captures the most detail in high-contrast scenes and corrects exposure levels when a subject is too dark or too bright. It can also be activated in both parking and driving modes.


Thinkware Super Night Vision 4.0

Boasting the highest sensitivity and lowest noise technology, especially in dark environments, Thinkware launched the industry’s most advanced Super Night Vision 4.0 with the most advanced features. The only Thinkware dash cam that has this is the Thinkware U3000 4K UHD camera with Sony STARVIS 2 image technology.



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