What do you think is the real ccd instead of the driving recorder? How to tell the true from the false?

Nowadays, the ccd market is mixed, and many white people have overturned when buying ccd cameras. Too many unscrupulous merchants use driving recorders to transform into ccd to deceive us. How to distinguish ccd camera from driving recorder? Next, I will talk about my experience.

Identification method

1 General ccd flashlights are xenon flashlights, and the appearance is silver bars. The driving recorder is usually an led flash, which looks a bit yellow. If it is such a flash, then 99.9% is the ccd camera where the driving recorder explodes.

The lens is also the difference between ccd camera and driving recorder. Generally, the lens will expand and contract after the ccd camera is turned on, but the driving recorder will not. And the coating of the lens will be obviously different. If you look closely, the aperture of ccd camera will be different according to the exposure. This is also the way to identify whether it is ccd. Moreover, the ccd position of the driving recorder will only have a small hole.

The general ccd camera will definitely display the manufacturer's name when it is turned on, but many driving recorders will display "welcom" or there is no pattern directly. And many cameras that have been replaced by driving recorders will be marked with 4 K. As long as there are these two points, they are basically fake ccd.

If the seller says his camera is brand-new, it is basically 90% fake. Ccd is a very old digital product, and almost no manufacturer is producing it at present. The color must not be brand new. We can also look for loopholes from the seller's words. If there is the word xx in the description, it can basically be determined that this is a driving recorder.

Finally, ccd cameras will definitely have their own corresponding models. If you see your favorite camera, you are not sure whether it is a driving recorder or a ccd. You can search for relevant information on the Internet according to the model, so that you can clearly know whether you bought a real ccd camera.