Front Camera Footage
Front camera footage is a recording taken by the main, forward-facing camera in a car. This camera records what is happening in front of the vehicle, including road traffic, traffic signs, traffic lights, and other road users. The recording primarily serves to document the journey and can be used as evidence in resolving traffic accidents or other disputed situations. The quality of the recording is determined by its resolution, which affects the readability of details, such as the license plates of other vehicles. Another important factor is the angle of view, which determines how wide an area in front of the car the camera captures. A wider angle of view covers more lanes but can cause slight image distortion at the sides, known as the "fisheye effect".
