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No, they don't. What if the child were smaller, or lying on the ground? The idea that any car has such visibility that you can see something small on the grou
by shiroiushi 2y ago
No, they don't. What if the child were smaller, or lying on the ground?
The idea that any car has such visibility that you can see something small on the ground immediately in front of the rear bumper is just ridiculous. Of course your chances of seeing a child in a Miata are far, far better than in a 2024 pickup truck or mega-SUV, but nothing will give you the visibility of a camera with fisheye lens mounted on the rear bumper.
- Freedom2 2y agoI was specifically referring to this statement: > If a small child is sitting directly in front of your rear bumper, can you see that in any car? No one mentioned comparing it directly to a fisheye lens (of course that's better!). Please don't move the goalposts.
- shiroiushi 2y agoI'm not moving the goalposts at all. A fisheye lens is normal on any backup camera. My statement that you quoted is literally correct: you cannot see a small child lying down directly in front of your rear bumper, in any car. Why you're trying to disprove this, I have no idea.