Hi, camera seems to be OK. But there are too many vibrations that makes video unpleasant to watch. You can buy that vacuum fixer to put it directly on the window or a three leg 20-30 cm high stand and put camera there. But it seems that you are using memory card that it is not quality enough to follow high speed 4k data traffic from the camera. Pictures are lost than and video sticks - does not run smooth. Adjust the colors intensity settings and brightness. Video has this white/grey color present that is not natural. Try to film videos only after you do 100% cleaning of the window from inside and outside (I mean it) and on sunny day when driving away from the sun. This is what it takes to do a good video. Stay well, drive safe.
Thank you for your comment. You can read in the video description what I use, including a Manfrotto suction cup. The problem is mainly the surface and the lack of a suspension for the camera. The Nikon Z6 has only one XQD slot and 400 MB/s is currently the maximum I know for these. Colour correction was mostly a standard LOT from Adobe, which I found pleasing. Cleaning the windscreen is not always possible and I think it‘s more realitstic because you see more or less exactly what I see on a daily base. Furthermore I don't have much time during my service to prepare for the train and additionally on shooting day install the camera.
Hi, camera seems to be OK. But there are too many vibrations that makes video unpleasant to watch.
You can buy that vacuum fixer to put it directly on the window or a three leg 20-30 cm high stand and put camera there.
But it seems that you are using memory card that it is not quality enough to follow high speed 4k data traffic from the camera. Pictures are lost than and video sticks - does not run smooth.
Adjust the colors intensity settings and brightness. Video has this white/grey color present that is not natural.
Try to film videos only after you do 100% cleaning of the window from inside and outside (I mean it) and on sunny day when driving away from the sun.
This is what it takes to do a good video.
Stay well, drive safe.
Thank you for your comment. You can read in the video description what I use, including a Manfrotto suction cup. The problem is mainly the surface and the lack of a suspension for the camera. The Nikon Z6 has only one XQD slot and 400 MB/s is currently the maximum I know for these.
Colour correction was mostly a standard LOT from Adobe, which I found pleasing.
Cleaning the windscreen is not always possible and I think it‘s more realitstic because you see more or less exactly what I see on a daily base. Furthermore I don't have much time during my service to prepare for the train and additionally on shooting day install the camera.