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Originally Posted by erhanh
It really depends where you mount the camera. The problem is dynamic range. You will either have a dark dashboard (ie hard to read) and normal outside, or normal (ie readable) dashboard and very bright (washed out) outside. One thing that can be done is, you can buy multiple cameras. For the dash, you don't need the HD version. I believe the SD version is 99$ (camera only). Of course now you have to sync all the videos etc.. Btw, I'm thinking about this method for the next track season.
Another problem is, these cameras have very wide angle lenses, so if the camera is not close by, the dashboard will be a small portion of the frame. See the below example. The camera is attached to the middle glove box of a Z4 M Coupe:
Check their website, they have quite a few ways of attaching this camera including tripod mount, suction cups, 3M adhesive mounts, chest mount etc...
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What do you have the Zoom H2 mounted with? A GoPro suction cup? or some other brand?