ALPCAM 4K USB Camera Ultra HD 2160P Webcam with 5X Optical Manual Wide Angle Lens, 2.8-12mm Varifocal Lens, Sony IMX317 Sensor, USB Zoom Video Conference Camera for Mac, Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi Review

First impressions: This is an amazing looking camera. Looks like cool spy gear. Appearance, of course, does not make a high-quality picture. I plugged it into my Windows 10 PC and it popped up right away. Open the camera app and the video was right there. True plug and play. Works great right out of the box very easy. The picture is very good, very good. I personally don't know if it's 4K quality, but it's close and more of an opinion. Of course I can't complain about the picture. Anyway, I…

I chose this to help a friend create a video for his YouTube channel. However, this camera wasn't quite what we expected when we took it. First, it's not a webcam like other cameras; While it can be used as a webcam, it's more of a hobbyist project camera. Quality is pretty good, going all the way up to 4k, but it feels like the sensor is being stretched here, as the image is darker overall, if not lighter. Room. Depending on the situation, this new model with a vario lens provides more light…

Very good webcam. It has a USB port and is plug and play. I just plugged the USB into my laptop and was practically good to go. The picture quality is very good. Since the camera comes without a manual, you might not want to pay too much attention to the Revain site. I think this actually describes the adjustments in reverse order. I start with the ring closest to the camera body. You can use a small screwdriver to unlock it. Adjust it so that you appear in the image roughly the size you want…

This isn't a $600+ Sony or Canon camera but for the price it offers about 70% image quality. Quick note: if you plan on using it for streaming or meetings where it needs to be 1-2 feet away from you, consider buying the 2.8-12mm version instead as it has a wider view. what will be better if you sit next to him. This (5-50mm version) has a narrow field of view. So if it's close to you, it's a larger shot of your face that you can't zoom out of (unless it's physically further away from you)…