hi, i have 2013 f150 with a rear back up camera - will this create a glare or enhance the video ?
811226
I have not noticed impairment of the camera operation. It has been working well since I installed it.
811227
I'm afraid I don't have the answer. I bought this for my grandson whose truck did not have a back up camera. For what it's worth, he loved the tailgate light. I suggest asking the manufacturer. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
811228
My husband has the lights on his Chevy 3500HD and says it does not create a glare or cause any type of interference with the rear backup camera. I got it for him for Christmas last year and it looks great!!!
1969265
I don't think there is actual anti-glare, but the mirror is no worse than any other mirror; you only see the headlights of the car directly behind you, while it affords wide angle visibility to the sides. One can tilt the mirror or scrunch down to avoid the a particularly obnoxious set of headlights directly behind you.
1030974
I've got the opposite problem. I placed mine in the rear, but the image is NOT reversed. Wish I could trade cameras. I didn't notice this until it was installed in my rear bumper.
670113
No, I don't believe it is specifically anti-glare, though as with any LED screen increasing the backlight to 100% can significantly reduce glare - presuming you are not outside or directly beneath a sunroof.
944944
Mine is the HD clear as well as another answer. It's not as good as an actual anti-glare shield will be. I find that it's okay in bright light but it is much like the iPad's screen so will reflect some if you're trying to watch video next to a window. The reason I bought this one was because the anti glare protectors do tend to reduce resolution.
2235024
On completely dark situations, yes there will be a noticeable glare that comes out in the pictures . Where there is little light present it dose not show up. I have few different colors and noticed it's worse on light colors i.e yellow and white .
1247096
No it is not anti-glare. Once you install it it looks exactly like the original screen.
2128642
I put an anti glare protective screen over the griffin screen protector. But of course you lose some graphics quality, but not much.
2225510
It's not bad most of the time, but you'll occasionally get some glare. I run mine fully back lit all the time and just charge it accordingly. Also, you can buy a screen protector that's glare-free and just cut it down to fit the Touring Plus.
329246
I'm not sure. I've never had the problem with blurriness. It does take the glare off the screen so that might help.
428264
Yes. After so many years using a rear view mirror I cannot use this camera to back up. It is backwards to what you expect. It is helpful to keep from hitting something while you are backing.
1140903
You will get some glare. Still worth it given the led screen is protected and looks not bad
287823
No. You will see the bright daylight rear view through the mirror, so that the LCD image will be distracted unless you face-down the mirror to view the back seat instead. I think this is a common problem for all back mirror-LCDs. I now always use it with face-down, as I use the mirror only when I backing up the car.
880445
I insalled similar camera (the chrome one) with stud facing front and camera facing down. Installed on a truck tail gate. Image is upside down. I should of asked before I bought!
1921553
I don't really have a glare issue, so not sure BUT, at night, the lights from cars seem to be more diffused, yet more spread out. That is, there is more lighted area in the window, as if the adhesive spreads out the light to a bigger surface area than if it was just the plain glass, but the light is softer. Hope this helps.
287828
If you have tinted windows and dark colored seats, you can see it great. My car has a light colored interior and no tint on the windows so I have to tilt the mirror down to eliminate the glare. Compared to a $450.00 factory setup my $50.00 setup works great with the limitations it has. The ideal solution would be to install a monitor into a dark recess of the dash so there would be no glare. The problem is then you are looking down and not able to see your other mirrors in your peripheral vision.
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I've not experienced a problem with glare. My tv is next to a window but angled at approximately 45 degrees away from the windo.