Front and rear dashcams sync test

By DAN ROBINSON Editor/Photographer

Front camera: Aiptek 1280x720p HD
Rear camera: Pomcam 720x480 DV

The PomCam (rear camera) unfortunately suffers from a 3-second gap as it writes each 2-minute video file to the memory card. This drawback is present with most loop-recording cameras on the market.

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