Live View Axis Better [updated]

A vertical axis is great for counting cars. You see the roofs of vehicles and how far the line stretches back. However, you cannot see why the line stopped. Is it a fender bender on the shoulder? Is there debris in lane two?

In photography, astronomy, and microscopy, the term "Live View Axis" refers to using the camera’s electronic live view feed (on an LCD or EVF) as the primary reference for composing and adjusting the optical path. Compared to traditional optical viewfinders (OVF) or eyepiece-only viewing, this approach is often significantly better for achieving precise focus, composition, and data alignment. live view axis better

: Turn on Forensic WDR for scenes with both very bright and very dark areas (e.g., an indoor camera facing a glass door). If you see "ghosting" artifacts, adjust the Local Contrast slider. A vertical axis is great for counting cars