GC2023 vs IMX323 in low light side by side.

Dashcams with Galaxycore GC2023 and Sony IMX323 CMOS image sensors tested in low-light conditions. Both cams use Novatek NT96650 chipset. The dashcam on the right (IMX323) has CPL filter installed.

[@stagmanson4155]

Thank you for this video test, super helpful. You made my day with this :)

[@lexxus1183]

thanks + + +

[@peromierdapasa]

very useful videotest

[@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511]

Thank you. Please note that both cams use custom firmwares. The stock pictures would look much worse.

[@peromierdapasa]

@@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511
Нow could pictures be worse on stock firmwared IMX323? That is the quality standart for autocams, isn't it?

[@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511]

@@peromierdapasa stock: preview.ibb.co/jh8xVy/default.png customized: preview.ibb.co/nwyaHd/mod.png

[@peromierdapasa]

@@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511 non-official firmware?

[@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511]

@@peromierdapasa yes, exactly.

[@egarl9207]

Can you test Galaxy core GS2053,?

[@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511]

I don't have any devices with GC2053 at the moment.

[@egarl9207]

@@goprawnactioncamhacksandmo8511 Anyway thanks you ! It's not urgent, i just found here (TH-cam) some videos where GC2053 inside carcams, & picture looks good...

[@patlaktup9508]

bu sensörleri nasıl buluyorsun

[@kamrulhassan7185]

The difference is literally huge.

[@neilkitter1955]

Yes. But I have to say that more modern Chinese sensors are much better.

[@eugeniueugeniu3068]

wich is better in your opinion?

[@neilkitter4442]

IMX323. As it is almost 1 EV step more sensible/brighter.