Review on Desktop With110 Degree Digital Microphone Recording by Jose Mcdaniel

First of all, the box that this camera came in was damaged when it arrived and when I opened it up I noticed that there was something inside the camera (near the lens) that was shaking with every movement rattled. I assume he was crushed or thrown and something inside him broke. The camera works well, but the video quality is very artificial, big squares of "pixelation" when something (like my face) is moving. This is especially terrible in low light conditions. Also something behind. Mine may just be broken in transit or damaged for some other reason. It's definitely plug and play. As soon as I plugged it in, it was recognized and started working right away with no additional software or setup, so that's good. I don't see how it can even be considered 1080p, but as I said, it could be defective. The more you try to render the image, the worse the quality gets. The full frame camera in OBS makes the artifacts look awful.