Review on Action Camera EKEN H9R, 4MP, 3840x2160, 1050 mA h, black by Agata Kleczaj ᠌

The fact that there is no stabilization, bad firmware, no PAL support (you have to re-encode) and photos - interpolation, as well as the fact that the camera is unsuccessful as a DVR, I already knew before buying, maybe. studied it on the internet. Having tested personally, I found the following: 1. Categorically there is no recording at a speed of even 60 frames per second. And the fact that the "manufacturer" claims, like - buy a good memory card and happiness will smile at you - is a complete lie. The camera stupidly duplicates the previous frames and thus gains the promised and declared 60 FPS. There is no real slow-motion effect, respectively. So use 30 and everything will be OK. By the way, you will set 60, increase the bitrate in vain and overload the processor, which will make the picture a little worse. By the way, 120 FPS is also a "cunning marketing move by the manufacturer. 2. WiFi - open, no password, keep this in mind, although it works fine. 3. Although externally the accessories have similar dimensions with accessories from other cameras (GoPro, SJCam), mixing these gadgets is problematic . and it’s not easy to put it in and pull it out (especially) . although if you push it hard, you can . 4. It looks like the declared shooting angle of 170 degrees was also a little lied to. For the test, I made a rail (tripod), where I installed two cameras side by side (equally directed), the second GoPro camera. The latter has a much broader scope. It looks like the real viewing angle of Eken is somewhere in the range of 145 - 155 degrees. This is a rough estimate by comparing received frames. 5. 4K, like 2K in both cases, there is interpolation from the usual HD size. Filming is pointless. It will only get warm from recalculating a frame from 1920x1080 to a larger size in real time. Moreover, the interpolation is stupid, by duplicating neighboring pixels, which is why the comb comes out.