Woud someone with a Honda E please create a video of the rear view camera in action with the car in reverse mode and the rear view mirror in normal mirror mode.
See for example the screenshot below. It seems to me that what you see on screen doesn't match reality on one of the screens. Left is mirrored from reality.
Reuben80 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 1:31 pm
For me looks the same but the one on the left is cut short. It is cut short of the puddle behind the white car.
For me those red lines should bend to the right and not the left.
This is from my car. Blue car is parked on left of honda and I turned wheel so I would travel towards the other car. It does make sense when your in the car / reversing.
sbullo wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 5:02 pm
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This is from my car. Blue car is parked on left of honda and I turned wheel so I would travel towards the other car. It does make sense when your in the car / reversing.
I don't find it weird, but I do find myself “trusting” the aerial view, as I reverse into our driveway, rather than use side mirrors/camera screens, or just turn around and look back myself as I use to. It's scary how quickly you accept the technology, even though I don't fully understand how the various cameras manage to compute this aerial view.
The car also flashes up an image going forward, if you are close to other “objects” This is me lining up, before I open our Garage doors. Son's A1 alongside.
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By the way can that forward camera be used to see cars coming from left or right at tight intersections where you are covered by a wall or so? Is the lens wide enough? It looks around 170 degrees field of view to me
Reuben80 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 6:32 am
By the way can that forward camera be used to see cars coming from left or right at tight intersections where you are covered by a wall or so? Is the lens wide enough? It looks around 170 degrees field of view to me
Yes. From page 534 of the Owner's Manual:
* Checking from the front blind view at intersections
The front blind view screen is useful when you need to check for vehicles crossing from either direction at an intersection with poor visibility.
The angle provided by the front blind view screen is 180 degrees.
It also warns, "The front blind view is a wide-angled view. The image will be largely distorted, and objects may appear closer or more distant than they actually are".
