Blinking driving lights...
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That's just the effect from the camera when the footage was recorded. The lights aren't actually blinking or flickering.
Edit:
Explanation copied from Google:
"The flicker is caused by the fact that the lights strobe at the line frequency of the electrical power. If the frame rate of the video capture is close to that frequency (but not the same), then the effect becomes very noticeable."
The only other way to actually achieve it would be to buy a light strobe kit of some kind, or to have custom programmed LEDs to replace the DRLs.
But strobe kits are often illegal for road/street usage as your car/truck could be mistaken for an emergency vehicle.
Edit:
Explanation copied from Google:
"The flicker is caused by the fact that the lights strobe at the line frequency of the electrical power. If the frame rate of the video capture is close to that frequency (but not the same), then the effect becomes very noticeable."
The only other way to actually achieve it would be to buy a light strobe kit of some kind, or to have custom programmed LEDs to replace the DRLs.
But strobe kits are often illegal for road/street usage as your car/truck could be mistaken for an emergency vehicle.
Last edited by Racer00J; Aug 19, 2021 at 08:06 AM.
okay lol
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From: IL
Ooh I love the video! I would love to have something like that
That's just the effect from the camera when the footage was recorded. The lights aren't actually blinking or flickering.
Edit:
Explanation copied from Google:
"The flicker is caused by the fact that the lights strobe at the line frequency of the electrical power. If the frame rate of the video capture is close to that frequency (but not the same), then the effect becomes very noticeable."
The only other way to actually achieve it would be to buy a light strobe kit of some kind, or to have custom programmed LEDs to replace the DRLs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBoEuHUn...dium=copy_link
But strobe kits are often illegal for road/street usage as your car/truck could be mistaken for an emergency vehicle.
Edit:
Explanation copied from Google:
"The flicker is caused by the fact that the lights strobe at the line frequency of the electrical power. If the frame rate of the video capture is close to that frequency (but not the same), then the effect becomes very noticeable."
The only other way to actually achieve it would be to buy a light strobe kit of some kind, or to have custom programmed LEDs to replace the DRLs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBoEuHUn...dium=copy_link
But strobe kits are often illegal for road/street usage as your car/truck could be mistaken for an emergency vehicle.
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