MCU1 S Owners: Logic FOR/AGAINST Tesla's $2,500 "Infotainment Upgrade"? (Not required for FSD)

[Fiver]

Can you give more detail about the rear-camera? I have the 3rd gen rear camera (looks fish-eye-ee) with MCUv1 and I found that it was a slightly better picture with better night-vision. But are you saying MCUv2 screws up the image or doesn't look right with the older camera?

It doesn't matter what camera you have, the image darkness is inherent to MCU2.

And I've said this a bunch of times, but once again, it's only darker at night. During the daytime its functionally identical. It must have something to do with the post-processing on the image done inside the MCU2 hardware.

 

[Robotpedlr]

It doesn't matter what camera you have, the image darkness is inherent to MCU2.

And I've said this a bunch of times, but once again, it's only darker at night. During the daytime its functionally identical. It must have something to do with the post-processing on the image done inside the MCU2 hardware.

I posted above earlier in the thread also saying that I found the upgrade MCU2 image slightly darker at night than my prior MCU1 image. But I just drove at dusk and my image was very bright. So unless am I wrong, they may have updated some settings to get it back to MCU1 brightness in firmware 2020.32.3 that I am now on.

 

[Fiver]

I posted above earlier in the thread also saying that I found the upgrade MCU2 image slightly darker at night than my prior MCU1 image. But I just drove at dusk and my image was very bright. So unless am I wrong, they may have updated some settings to get it back to MCU1 brightness in firmware 2020.32.3 that I am now on.

Hmm! I'm on the same firmware but haven't driven after dark in awhile so I'll have to go for an evening drive tonight to see if there is any improvement. Thx for the heads up.