MOKOSE 4K USB Webcam with CS-Mount 5-50mm Telephoto Zoom Manual Lens and UVC Free Drive - Industrial Digital Camera Review

The camera itself came with large dust particles stuck between the IR filter and the sensor (so you can't clean or remove, without tearing the IR filter from the sensor) ) - can still be seen clearly in the image even at full focus through the lens, so it's obvious that no quality control checks what the image actually looks like on the production line. In addition, the lens itself was extremely sluggish in all three settings (iris, zoom, focus) and could not be rotated freely on any of the…

Wow! This is way smaller (physically) than I expected! Setup was easy EXCEPT it automatically switched to 720 and not 4K. (Disgusting picture quality). When I set it to 4K there is a 2-3 second lag which is not possible for live use on Zoom (that's how I use it). 1080 has no noticeable lag, but image quality isn't what I was hoping for. My video guru says the 4K latency is probably due to 4K generating more data than the USB connection can handle. If they find a workaround for this I will post…

I gave this camera 3 stars in another review of the same camera with a 3.2mm lens. The field of view is as wide as a cow pasture; and the image at the periphery is almost distorted into a fish eye. It's silly to offer such a viewing angle on a non-action camera device. I traded the lens in for a 50mm; and it made all the difference in the world. I can control aperture and focus; and I can narrow my field of vision to a nose hair. I attended a global Zoom meeting with fifty partners; and I had…

WOW Look at the quality in my picture. I was amazed when I finally set up this handheld camera via OBS. I'll go through some of the basics. The picture on the left is MOKOSE. The right picture is my NIKON. Both setups are basically the same. This model is a very expensive image sensor in an aluminum housing, owned by MOKOSE. The lens is also incredibly high quality. 5-50mm. I'm about to order three more! Fiction! The speed is amazing. it's as easy as it gets! I recommend this camera ONLY for…

I really wanted to like this camera. We broadcast our services and use different cameras (Logitech 920, Sony Handycam, Canon Vixia etc.). We needed a fixed zoom camera for closer shots of the speaker. It took me some time to arrange all of this. Focus varies by zoom setting (often with two clear focus points that were difficult to find), and at some zoom settings the device may not focus at all. So the setup was a bit cumbersome. But we finally have a satisfactory zoom setting with sharp focus.

Best of current options. If you've shot on film with a DSLR or DSLR, you know there's one major advantage over other cameras: interchangeable lenses. The same thing. This also applies to modern mirrorless cameras. Well, this little bug is a tiny powerhouse. With a recording resolution of 3480 x 2160, it fully supports UHD for webcams. Also stereo microphones. The noise cancellation is admirable, especially in low light conditions. The graininess and pixelation of cheap webcams just doesn't show

I've spent several hours browsing and reading video reviews of the most popular webcams like c922, stream cam, pw515, etc. I wanted to settle ALMOST for the best cost of imperfect webcams cameras. C922. But I looked around a bit more at the Revain and stumbled across this uc40m with a lens quite by accident. It only had 24 reviews at the time, which is usually outside of my comfort zone when ordering anything. I want to continue I found two video reviews online that at least showed the quality…

Okay, first things first. This is one of the few cameras on the market that uses USB 3.0. It can run in 4K but note that it uses the processor. Use only 1080p for streamers. This is the fastest and smoothest 30fps camera I've ever used. You should know that this is a manual focus camera. If you're walking around your stage or not in a fixed position, a standard webcam might be fine for you. The Logi 922c isn't even in the same league as this camera. Even Brio doesn't come close. Obviously…