OMG, this video answers every question a person could possibly have about how to use (and how not to use) a reverse camera. You're a gifted communicator and a born teacher.
I am elderly and have bought my first ever car with a reversing camera. Your video taught me about the lines and how they work so many thanks. I wouldn't want another car if it didn't have a reversing camera as I find it so much easier when maneuvering.
Je conduis depuis 40 ans et n'avais jamais utilisé une caméra arrière avant d'acheter mon nouveau véhicule, les 3 lignes tranversales dans la caméra ne faisaient aucun sens pour moi avant que je ne visionne cette vidéo. Maintenant c'est très clair ... merci!
I wanna thank you, and give you credit for my success in passing my Québec’s road test, I failed the road 3 times before founding your channel and passed it instantly
guys trust me i didn't even go to school for driving instructions but through this guy who instruct here i began to drive without even a single class, the most thing to this instructor he makes me feel I/we can do something without any fear!
*Hello, your videos are extremely helpful; I passed my road test back in 2016 in large part by employing many of your teaching methods & to this day I have not gotten into a single accident after I bought my very first brand new Suzuki Ciaz in Feb 2018.Thanks again.*
From Sydney, Australia. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and advice on performing reverse manoeuvres correctly with clear, precise directions given. 👍
This was great. I've been driving a 2005 until now so I've never used all these fancy bells and whistles. Now I understand what those lines in the reverse camera mean! Thank you.
@@juanitovar It was not bad at all, the most important thing is to stay calm so you don't get nervous behind the wheel. Also, something that I recommend is to drive around with your parents an hour or two before the test so that when you go to the test location you will feel even more confident in your driving ability.
This was very useful. I totally agree that you have to turn around and look-when you're backing up OR changing lanes. I have a reverse camera in my Honda Fit, but I don't use it that much. I just turn around and look. But now that I understand what the lines mean, maybe I'll try using it more.
I did a video in my channel talking about the disadvantages of parking cameras. The 360° parking camera is one of the best, but it depends on how the side cameras are laid out. During a rainy day, the water drops can affect the side view cameras.
Your videos just stay awesome. I was reversing out the gym and there were a bunch of cars in the area cuz it's the weekend, and I ended up doing some silly drive forward, then back, then forward, then back, cuz I was so nervous and wasn't able to rain the reverse camera. Thanks again!
I’ve driven a few cars with backup cameras and I still find myself to use the mirrors and turning I like that I can perfectly center my car backing in a parking space with a backup camera without having to adjust my mirrors or look out of the window at my space in the lines in a car without a backup camera. The cross path detection is a great feature in cars to as well as reverse auto braking
Just installed a reverse camera on my car. I always look back while reversing, but I want the camera to see anything low down that you can't see by looking back or from the mirrors. Curbs, rocks, fire hydrants, small animals, etc... When you install a camera yourself, you may end up with arbitrary lines, or you may be able to adjust your lines. I eyeballed my line adjustment for the moment, but I should really take some measurements and make sure the lines are where I want them to be. My impression is that most aftermarket cameras will only have the static lines. Some cars also also adjust the turning lines with your speed, not only with the position of the steering wheel.
Very helpful video, thanks for taking the time to make such detailed videos! I'm a big fan! Looking forward to the video on reverse parking into a narrow driveway.
Very good, concise video. Simple and informative. Great for both learners and experienced drivers alike who may not be familiar with reverse cameras. Well done. Good work.
What you highlighted at 3:58 is not the sensor for the parking radar, but the cap for the towing attachment. The car in your pic has no parking radar sensors.
someone that noticed the same as me. That's, clearly is Not the car sensors, and by that error alone I question all the information on the video if he can't identify such a simple sensor.
I have been using the backup camera and all of my mirrors. I do looked the back,also. My last vehicle had a 4 inch camera which is small. My 2020 Ford Escape SE has a little bit bigger screen which is 8 inches. I just loved the size of it. I even had to be very careful in backing my vehicle in a certain spot. My neighbor kind of parked closely to the yellow line. I have been practicing in backing in. This technology for backup cameras was new to me in 2013 when my mother had gotten her Ford Edge now it is my sister’s vehicle. I’m happy what I have so far. A lot of people in my apartment complex has much older cars. This one neighbor has a 2021 Toyota Camry in white. That vehicle is pretty sweet since that I liked the styling of it.
(Read in his accent) You make great videos, you helped me a lot, this is best driving channel in youtube, good visual explanation, keep up the good work.
Quite a good video - but I don't agree as regards turning your head looking back as you reverse. I always use external and internal rear view mirrors when I reverse - that's something that is also necessary when driving a lorry or some other big vehicle. Turning your head as you reverse means you cannot see objects at the side you're not looking at. Using the rear view mirrors gives you a better overview (if you ask me).
By turning your head you have a wider angle of view. You also see through the back passenger windows, as opposed to when looking at the mirrors where you only see to the sides (side mirrors), or directly behind (central mirror). But in reality, you should use a combination of both.
I always looked around in my vehicle. I looked through the back, side mirrors, rear view mirror, and of course my backup camera. I even have backup censors in backing out. I always looked around inside my car. I think a few of my neighbors don’t have backup cameras in their cars. I have been practicing in driving reverse in my 2020 Ford Escape. It has a big backup camera.
I love all your video it help me a lot for my driving but I failed 2x now for my g road test .. I hope I will pass my next driving test ..I like the way u explain and perform .. very clear ...
My Toyota RAV-4 has a reverse camera, however, when I always back out of my driveway, I usually always look at the side windows, side mirrors, looking at the rear windshield, and only using the reverse camera only to see if I'm about to hit something, like you say. My family is using a little too comfortable about the reverse camera, and use it most of the time, compared to looking back and looking at the mirrors, and they think I'm strange for using the reverse camera only a little bit. I'm like that because I like to gain a lot more experience looking at the important windows and mirrors in the vehicle than looking at the camera. I think of it this way: even though vehicles are getting a lot more modern and have more advanced features, the driver can't be replaced. So that experience of reversing without thinking the reverse camera is there most of the time is how I do it :)
Your videos are great and helps a lot. I believe you should add some videos for people starting left hand driving as used to right hand drive and also on usage and practical example of using Google navigation
Google is on the list, bot Google Maps web and the app. Left driving is more complicated. I'd have to go to a country where they drive on the left just for that. Especially in these times.
Great video, the only thing I would contest is the lines alignment info... as the measuring lines can be manually adjusted in factory settings I'm guessing the guidance given is based out of the box?
Thank you sooooo much to my trainer husband and conduite facile channel who gave me a lot of detailed information about driving lessons, and today, I instantly cleared my driving test in heavy snow storm, -30°celsius weather👏🎉👍🤗🤗👍❄️❄️.
Backup cameras is nice when in a 30ft long box truck, i have 0 visibility backwards so it sure adds some safety for people that of course have to walk behind you when you are reversing.
Volkswagen has a rather genius way of hiding their reverse cameras when not in use. So when the vehicle is put in reverse, the VW emblem pivots on a center axis revealing the camera at the bottom of the emblem that's now rotated 45°. Then when the car is put back into either drive or park, the emblem returns to its flat position, hiding the camera for a clean look, genius.
Thank you for your videos. Is there anywhere I can get tips on adjusting the guidelines properly on a reversing camera I bought seperately from the car? Thanks again!
U are an Amazing tutor. I am from India and my hatchback cars reverse camera doesn't show those lines .... just gives a view like any regular camera ..any tips in this case?
Just take the positions of the lines on the cameras you see in the video, and try to see them proportionnaly in your camera. I actually didn't know that there were reverse cameras without lines. I'll put that in one of my next videos.
@@ConduiteFacile My car has both the sensors and reverse camera and the sensors also show the distance between the objects behind my car while reversing on the screen in meters
Check by turning head and twisting neck and rotating body Move vehicle into position Engage reverse Check the distorted wide angle camera Check again by turning head and twisting neck and rotating body Park without looking at camera Final move, check camera front and back for spacing and courtesy unless ... you have other ideas. Dependence on electronics makes a handicapped driver
You mentioned needing to look back to notice the crossing traffic behind you. It may not have been available then, but now many cars have Rear Cross Traffic Alert, so a buyer may want to look for that. Again, it obviously doesn't replace the need to look back anyway.
This man says every little detail everyone needs to know, leaves almost no room for questions. Amazing work!
OMG, this video answers every question a person could possibly have about how to use (and how not to use) a reverse camera. You're a gifted communicator and a born teacher.
I am elderly and have bought my first ever car with a reversing camera. Your video taught me about the lines and how they work so many thanks. I wouldn't want another car if it didn't have a reversing camera as I find it so much easier when maneuvering.
They're mandatory in new cars anyway. Very useful.
You make me more confident while driving at traffic school. With your lessons 50 % of my driving costs will be saved.
Je conduis depuis 40 ans et n'avais jamais utilisé une caméra arrière avant d'acheter mon nouveau véhicule, les 3 lignes tranversales dans la caméra ne faisaient aucun sens pour moi avant que je ne visionne cette vidéo.
Maintenant c'est très clair ... merci!
I wanna thank you, and give you credit for my success in passing my Québec’s road test, I failed the road 3 times before founding your channel and passed it instantly
Nice to hear (read) that. Congrats!
Been using cameras for over 2 years. This is the first time I found out how to use it correctly. Great video and thanks.
Thanks bro. I've been driving for 30 years without a reverse camera but now I have one your video explains a lot.
Thanks from Australia
guys trust me i didn't even go to school for driving instructions but through this guy who instruct here i began to drive without even a single class, the most thing to this instructor he makes me feel I/we can do something without any fear!
*Hello, your videos are extremely helpful; I passed my road test back in 2016 in large part by employing many of your teaching methods & to this day I have not gotten into a single accident after I bought my very first brand new Suzuki Ciaz in Feb 2018.Thanks again.*
Must be due to your good driving, not the car !
@@tonymercer7759 agreed, plus my cruising speed is a constant 40kmph!
Not sure why I need a backup camera while the rear view mirror works fine, then this video explains it all. Excellent presentation. Thanks a ton!
The best driving instructor on the net and with a great voice and accent too! Eyetilian?
He is french.
@@TheeTechnician : he speaks spanish too.
@@TheeTechnician Canadian to be exact. Millions of Canadians speak French as a 1st language.
@@JosephDavidBen I've just learned it. I appreciate your tip.
he sounds more like Speedy Gonzalez than Pepe LePew. great video ☺️
From Sydney, Australia. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and advice on performing reverse manoeuvres correctly with clear, precise directions given. 👍
M from INDIA. n trust me 50% of car driving i learnt from ur videos. Big fan of u
Nice.
Me too .. Amazing channel on driving
This was great. I've been driving a 2005 until now so I've never used all these fancy bells and whistles. Now I understand what those lines in the reverse camera mean! Thank you.
Just watch this man you will pass your exam ... best trainer thank you for helping others 🙏
Best driving tutorials anywhere on youtube.
All I gotta do when I take my road test on Wednesday is think of this mans voice and it will be a guaranteed pass.
I hope so. Good luck!
@@ConduiteFacile I passed! Thank you for all of the great and helpful videos!
@@bobcastofficial7922 how was it, i take mine in two weeks
@@juanitovar It was not bad at all, the most important thing is to stay calm so you don't get nervous behind the wheel. Also, something that I recommend is to drive around with your parents an hour or two before the test so that when you go to the test location you will feel even more confident in your driving ability.
@@bobcastofficial7922 That's good to know, I have mine in 2 weeks.
This is a big help I just had my highlander xse...I always watch your video...I passed my exam because of you..I never go to driving school...
Well that's cool. Congrats!
Although I like to think I am a experienced and safe driver, I learnt some helpful information from your video. Thank you.
This was very useful. I totally agree that you have to turn around and look-when you're backing up OR changing lanes. I have a reverse camera in my Honda Fit, but I don't use it that much. I just turn around and look. But now that I understand what the lines mean, maybe I'll try using it more.
Never been ambitious enough to measure. Thank you for that. Well prepared video, well done.
I did a video in my channel talking about the disadvantages of parking cameras. The 360° parking camera is one of the best, but it depends on how the side cameras are laid out. During a rainy day, the water drops can affect the side view cameras.
you are the best teacher. You teach me something new everyday and I've been driving long time.
Your videos just stay awesome. I was reversing out the gym and there were a bunch of cars in the area cuz it's the weekend, and I ended up doing some silly drive forward, then back, then forward, then back, cuz I was so nervous and wasn't able to rain the reverse camera. Thanks again!
I’ve driven a few cars with backup cameras and I still find myself to use the mirrors and turning I like that I can perfectly center my car backing in a parking space with a backup camera without having to adjust my mirrors or look out of the window at my space in the lines in a car without a backup camera. The cross path detection is a great feature in cars to as well as reverse auto braking
Brilliant! At last, someone who talks in feet and inches and not bloody metres. 😊
Just installed a reverse camera on my car. I always look back while reversing, but I want the camera to see anything low down that you can't see by looking back or from the mirrors. Curbs, rocks, fire hydrants, small animals, etc... When you install a camera yourself, you may end up with arbitrary lines, or you may be able to adjust your lines. I eyeballed my line adjustment for the moment, but I should really take some measurements and make sure the lines are where I want them to be. My impression is that most aftermarket cameras will only have the static lines. Some cars also also adjust the turning lines with your speed, not only with the position of the steering wheel.
Merci conduite facile. J'ai eu mon permis grâce à vous.
Cool. Félicitacions!
99.9 people need this video
Very helpful video, thanks for taking the time to make such detailed videos! I'm a big fan!
Looking forward to the video on reverse parking into a narrow driveway.
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Very good, concise video. Simple and informative. Great for both learners and experienced drivers alike who may not be familiar with reverse cameras. Well done. Good work.
Wow great teacher....... 👍👍👍.... greetings from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳👍👍
Greetings from Canada.
Legendary driving channel! I enjoy your videos man.
Can you just teach me and reduce my anxiety too 😏. Once again thanks for these videos!
Start driving automatic instead of manual it will reduce anxiety quite a bit..
What you highlighted at 3:58 is not the sensor for the parking radar, but the cap for the towing attachment. The car in your pic has no parking radar sensors.
someone that noticed the same as me. That's, clearly is Not the car sensors, and by that error alone I question all the information on the video if he can't identify such a simple sensor.
@@paulacruz6239 yeah, the rest of the video is kinda useless too. It might be true for factory units, but for aftermarket cams, it's a gamble.
Thanks for all your informative videos. Please make a video on left side judgement, because here in our country the roads are normally narrow. Thanks.
I have been using the backup camera and all of my mirrors. I do looked the back,also. My last vehicle had a 4 inch camera which is small. My 2020 Ford Escape SE has a little bit bigger screen which is 8 inches. I just loved the size of it. I even had to be very careful in backing my vehicle in a certain spot. My neighbor kind of parked closely to the yellow line. I have been practicing in backing in. This technology for backup cameras was new to me in 2013 when my mother had gotten her Ford Edge now it is my sister’s vehicle. I’m happy what I have so far. A lot of people in my apartment complex has much older cars. This one neighbor has a 2021 Toyota Camry in white. That vehicle is pretty sweet since that I liked the styling of it.
(Read in his accent) You make great videos, you helped me a lot, this is best driving channel in youtube, good visual explanation, keep up the good work.
Quite a good video - but I don't agree as regards turning your head looking back as you reverse. I always use external and internal rear view mirrors when I reverse - that's something that is also necessary when driving a lorry or some other big vehicle. Turning your head as you reverse means you cannot see objects at the side you're not looking at. Using the rear view mirrors gives you a better overview (if you ask me).
By turning your head you have a wider angle of view. You also see through the back passenger windows, as opposed to when looking at the mirrors where you only see to the sides (side mirrors), or directly behind (central mirror). But in reality, you should use a combination of both.
I always looked around in my vehicle. I looked through the back, side mirrors, rear view mirror, and of course my backup camera. I even have backup censors in backing out. I always looked around inside my car. I think a few of my neighbors don’t have backup cameras in their cars. I have been practicing in driving reverse in my 2020 Ford Escape. It has a big backup camera.
I love all your video it help me a lot for my driving but I failed 2x now for my g road test .. I hope I will pass my next driving test ..I like the way u explain and perform .. very clear ...
I hope you pass next time too. Good luck.
@@ConduiteFacile I hope I will .. will do in Orangeville in October .. thank u..
Thank you for helping me pass the quebec road test !!!!
You safe my life,! Best channel ever
My Toyota RAV-4 has a reverse camera, however, when I always back out of my driveway, I usually always look at the side windows, side mirrors, looking at the rear windshield, and only using the reverse camera only to see if I'm about to hit something, like you say. My family is using a little too comfortable about the reverse camera, and use it most of the time, compared to looking back and looking at the mirrors, and they think I'm strange for using the reverse camera only a little bit. I'm like that because I like to gain a lot more experience looking at the important windows and mirrors in the vehicle than looking at the camera. I think of it this way: even though vehicles are getting a lot more modern and have more advanced features, the driver can't be replaced. So that experience of reversing without thinking the reverse camera is there most of the time is how I do it :)
You're right.
Thank you for sharing your experience. As a first time car owner, Ur information is definitely helpful.🙂👍
Thank you for your video. Your accent is so cool.
I watched some of your videos before taking my driving test two days ago and I passed!
Cool. Congrats!
Feel confident after watching these videos.🙏Off to my maiden journey.
Wow!
Nice one...the reverse camera is there to help you and not to replace you
Yes indeed.
Exactly that's what I was searching for! Many thanks and best regards from Germany🏆
Your videos are great and helps a lot. I believe you should add some videos for people starting left hand driving as used to right hand drive and also on usage and practical example of using Google navigation
Google is on the list, bot Google Maps web and the app. Left driving is more complicated. I'd have to go to a country where they drive on the left just for that. Especially in these times.
It's a wonderful video for all the drivers.👍👍
Amazing editing and to the point.
You are Amazing Instructor. Thanks mate......
Don't be afraid to jump out and check out any obstructions. They call that a 'look.' Especially if you're in a truck, large SUV or van.
Great video, the only thing I would contest is the lines alignment info... as the measuring lines can be manually adjusted in factory settings I'm guessing the guidance given is based out of the box?
Thank you sooooo much to my trainer husband and conduite facile channel who gave me a lot of detailed information about driving lessons, and today, I instantly cleared my driving test in heavy snow storm, -30°celsius weather👏🎉👍🤗🤗👍❄️❄️.
Nice. Congrats! It was heavy snow here today too .
Backup cameras is nice when in a 30ft long box truck, i have 0 visibility backwards so it sure adds some safety for people that of course have to walk behind you when you are reversing.
Exceptional content, very well made video with much helpful advice and tips
Volkswagen has a rather genius way of hiding their reverse cameras when not in use. So when the vehicle is put in reverse, the VW emblem pivots on a center axis revealing the camera at the bottom of the emblem that's now rotated 45°. Then when the car is put back into either drive or park, the emblem returns to its flat position, hiding the camera for a clean look, genius.
Very informative specially that blind spots info
2:42. A good tip the closer you get to the curb & the more you backup stop check your mirrors and keep backing up.
Love this guy! Thanks for this!
Thank you for your videos. Is there anywhere I can get tips on adjusting the guidelines properly on a reversing camera I bought seperately from the car? Thanks again!
Some seriously good advise in this video
Very good video, Thanks a lot.
Best teacher,thank you sir 👍
Very nice video sir! Thanks for sharing!
Very helpful.. thank you..
Extremely informative!!!
Excellent. Even from a factory side(vehicle camera system)
U are an Amazing tutor. I am from India and my hatchback cars reverse camera doesn't show those lines .... just gives a view like any regular camera ..any tips in this case?
Just take the positions of the lines on the cameras you see in the video, and try to see them proportionnaly in your camera. I actually didn't know that there were reverse cameras without lines. I'll put that in one of my next videos.
@@ConduiteFacile .
Will try using them as reference in judging the rear tho it might require some practice. Thank you.
Thank you for a superb explanation. Very professional job. From the name listed I am guessing that you are from Brazil but living in Quebec.
From Portugal, living in Quebec yes.
Excellent advice and information.
Best expl as always
Very good explanaion. Thank you
Thank you for car tutorial, i like it 😊🙏
Thank you for the helpful instruction.
Very good information brother.
Best explanation ever. Extremely helpful. Thank you.
Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.
Beaut video mate, well done.
I find more use in parking sensors than in reverse cameras. However, it does help to see how far are you from car in behind.
The ideal is to have both.
@@ConduiteFacile My car has both the sensors and reverse camera and the sensors also show the distance between the objects behind my car while reversing on the screen in meters
all questions answered in one video
Excellent video. Keep them coming. 🙂
Clear instructions and well stated. Thank you.
Nice! Thank you for the high-quality content.
Very helpful 🇹🇹
Awesome video. Thank you :)
Thank you very much for this video and explain Sir!
Very useful video. I've subscribed.
Very helpful video
Hi, Do you have a video on reverse parking into your drive way, since theres no other cars or lines to guide you.
It's on the list. I've actually already filmed one but wasn't too happy with the results. I'll re-do it.
Thank you for this! What Toyota did you use in this video?
Corolla 2020
Thank you for these safe informations
Check by turning head and twisting neck and rotating body
Move vehicle into position
Engage reverse
Check the distorted wide angle camera
Check again by turning head and twisting neck and rotating body
Park without looking at camera
Final move, check camera front and back for spacing and courtesy unless ... you have other ideas.
Dependence on electronics makes a handicapped driver
When I reverse in tight space, I don't look at the lines. All I look at is the bumper. You can see the bumper at the bottom of the screen.
I don't even use the camera....I actually learned how to drive the right way ;-)
You mentioned needing to look back to notice the crossing traffic behind you. It may not have been available then, but now many cars have Rear Cross Traffic Alert, so a buyer may want to look for that. Again, it obviously doesn't replace the need to look back anyway.