Review on Vlogging Camcorder Foldable Handheld Stabilizer by Brian Campbell

Video and photo quality exceeds expectations, not quite on par with Fuji, Canon, Nikon but for 1/5-1/10 the price you should expect it. This camera has many features built into the firmware including time lapse photography and time lapse photography. Videos and images have good contrast, but you can only get 30 fps on 2k-4k settings. Not suitable for dynamic actions. However, you can get 60 fps in 1080p, making it a true HD camera but not a UHD camera. Feeling that the camera is neither light nor cheap, its design is comparable to our Sony and Canon camcorders. The mic is a little thin, light and feels cheap but works well. Overall, this is a great entry-level camera for teens, young adults, or students who want to get into cinematography but are unsure about investing over $1,000 in an inexpensive professional setup. I'd definitely want to get a 256GB Samsung Evo SD card for it as storage fills up quickly, but the file sizes aren't bad, honestly a bit below my expectations for the bloated size for the price. All in all, it's worth it for the hobbyist who wants to move on to something more serious. All boots are universal, so any common universal accessory will fit, as you can see in my photo.