No they are not. Converting a semi-shaded black-on-yellow to clean black-and-white is not a matter of picking a better camera. Aligning it into am axis aligned

No they are not. Converting a semi-shaded black-on-yellow to clean black-and-white is not a matter of picking a better camera. Aligning it into am axis aligned rectangle form (from whatever angle you managed to capture them) is not a matter of picking a better camera. Tesseract is really bad unless your input is really clean. Reflective helps you only if you actually shine light from the direction of the camera. which you can't practically do from within a car (the setup described in the post), and in most jurisdictions cannot legally do at all.