Sony Starvis
Dash cams and add-on cameras built around Sony Starvis image sensors, for drivers who want clear footage in low light as well as daylight.
Capture every moment on the road with Sony Starvis dash cams. Their advanced imaging technology produces clear footage day or night, even in low-light conditions. For drivers who want reliability and superior video quality, Sony Starvis cameras deliver sharp, high-definition recordings, whether for peace of mind or for securing crucial evidence.
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What's in the range
- Viofo: the A119 V3, A119 Mini 2, VS1 Mini, A229 Plus, Pro, Pro Tele and Ultra, A329S, A329T, T330 and T340, plus RC320, RNF210, RTC320, RTC420 and RCC360 add-on cameras.
- BlackVue: the DR590X, DR770X II, DR770X Box Pro, DR970X Plus II and Elite 8, 9 and 10.
- Thinkware: the Q850, U1000 Plus, U3000 and U3000 Pro, plus a 2K rear camera for the Q1000.
- Pioneer and FineVu: the Pioneer VREC-Z810SH, VREC-Z710SH, VREC-H310SH and VREC-170RS, and the FineVu GX400.
How to choose a Starvis dash cam
The sensor is only one part of night performance, so compare resolution and the number of channels too. Pick 2K for a good balance or 4K for the most detail, then decide whether you need rear or cabin coverage. Browse by resolution in our 4K dash cams and 2K dash cams.
Sony Starvis FAQs
Q: What is Sony Starvis?
A: Starvis is Sony's family of image sensors designed for security and surveillance cameras, with an emphasis on low-light performance. Starvis 2 is the newer generation.
Q: Do Starvis dash cams record clearly at night?
A: They are designed for low-light recording, which helps on unlit roads and in car parks. Results also depend on the camera's lens, settings and windscreen.
Q: Can CEN fit a Starvis dash cam?
A: Yes. We supply and fit dash cams at our Beeston, Nottingham workshop.



























































