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CineSLR no offense was taken, I actually encourage criticism, without it, products would never be perfected.
I understand your points and I do agree that if there are any hotspots they do "white out" that area. But, being that the hitch receiver and hitch light are near level (with what the truck is) the hot spots are pretty far down range, farther than what you would normally be looking at while backing up and looking at the camera, so it really doesn't seem to affect camera usability much. YMMV. Because of this, the Flood beams are IMO the best overall for this application, but everyone has a different use for it as well.
You can find more info about these in a thread in our vendor section! Let me know if you have any questions. I'm sure we can work out a package deal if you decide to go this route.
I have 2 Baja Design S2s in my rear bumper (2 of them are about the equivalent to a Squadron PRO), granted I also have them equipped with amber lenses, but the outcome was identical with clear lenses as well. The spread of light is very good (the crappy concrete would beg to differ tho haha). The pics are in a neighborhood with zero street lighting in the middle of the night.
