I still use a GoPro 8 in conjunction and then just edit with DaVinci Resolve. But it does get the job done and the data being embedded in the video file makes it stupid-easy to analyze.

Even in 2015 when it launched, it looked pretty lousy. I feel the pain, the C7 Corvette's PDR camera is of similar garbage quality. That being said, better video quality will probably uncover some more nuance in what's happening, but being able to see car placement on the track, hand movement, mirrors, etc. The video footage is good enough for analysis and deconstructing laps, the primary use case is not people wanting to impress friends on YouTube.

Well worth RaceRender busting my chops every once in a while I use 4k60fps on the GoPro, it is night and day vs a Smart圜am. It looks so horrible I can't concentrate on the video. Sometimes I warm up to the idea of a Smart圜am, but then I see a video from one and it is beyond horrible.

They will never be able to compete with GoPro. I would pay $1500 for that, any day of the weekĪIM's strength is not cameras. I would like them to build a unit that accepts a HDMI input from a gopro and overlays data on it automatically. I was at AIM not long ago and brought this topic up.

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