You can buy one with a zoom lens similar or identical to the type I installed in my Mobius zoom project. There are many small board cameras available that accept M12 lens of the type used in dash cams, actions cams and CCTV cameras. This can be done with or without any recording device involved. I don't mind to do a bit of DIY work to customise a dashcam or a sport camera, but I need to know which one and what to do.īased on what you've told us I think I'd go back to a version of what I recommended earlier which is a small CCTV camera connected directly to a monitor. The challenge for me it is to find a way for any device I'll use, to be connected with the power (to work permanently) and to wire transmit to my monitor. I don't need a wide angle, but I need a clear image on my screen.

My new goal now it is to 'bring' the traffic from about 100+ metres on my car player screen or to a separate mini monitor (a 7 inches one I would say) permanently or to activate when required. But what I found out was how helpful it a zoom option. Most successful test so far, was to connect two mobile phones trough some apps and worked a bit, but miscommunications issues all the time. Nextbase had no zoom and no video output connection, so I abandoned the idea. I've tried the new Nextbase dashcam, the same with wirelessly transmission to my phone, but same issues. Delaying, flickering images and miscommunication at the end. I've tried with GoPro as a dashcam, with wirelessly transmission to my phone, and didn't work. This set up is meant to help me for when I drive a right hand drive car in Europe and, the main discomfort found it so fast, was the restricted visibly ahead for when I need to overtake another car, especially trucks.

Video player with zoom capibility