Are Webcams finally GREAT now?! 🤯

[@EposVox]

🙀 Sorry for the cat meows, new studio kitty Render is still getting used to the space :)

[@AnthonyGoodley]

Give Render Catnip before filming. Works like a charm.

[@EposVox]

Thus far she's not responded to catnip at all :/

[@AnthonyGoodley]

@@EposVox When they are kittens it can take like 6 months or something. I'd wait a while and try again later.

[@nathanordie]

i want more meows.

[@EposVox]

Can do

[@WereCatf]

I liked the footage from the Insta360 the best, not to mention it had real PTZ-motion and thus that portion was WAY better than on any of other cameras. I don't think I'll ever need an expensive, high-end webcam, but I'll definitely keep that one in mind -- maybe e.g. the husband will eventually need one with good image and proper tracking, since he's been working a lot remotely and often participates in streamed meetings.

[@michaelp3093]

One of the biggest issues that I will stay away from the Insta360 (and no one on KZbin has ever mentioned) is the camera pings Chinese Domain 1K Per Day. Also their software has shady privacy agreement that I don't think we should take the risk. This is confirmed by our IT with the same finding from one of their Amazon reviews: "my corporate IT security team which made me immediately cease and desist the use of the Instalink360 webcam because the software sends information to a Chinese owned Domain Name Service (DNS). My network security team flagged the device because it was flooding my companies firewall logs with over 1,000 DNS calls with in a 24 hour period."

[@WereCatf]

@@michaelp3093 After re-reading your comment properly, yeah, that is annoying. That could be solved with a couple of firewall-rules, though.

[@TINHHOANGHON]

Can anyone confirm this issue?

[@michaelp3093]

​@@WereCatf But we should also read their privacy agreement. "should you have a dispute about misuse of your information, you agree to the jurisdiction of a Chinese judicial system and the exclusive venue is in China". And you can't find it when you install the software. It's not a good sign. They also have a security leak in August 2022. You could find it with a quick google search. Yes, it's an amazing device if the software/privacy is not a concern.

[@CreateNowSleepLater]

@@michaelp3093 How exactly is it pinging China? Does the cam itself have an IP address or is it through the software?

[@Naratis]

the insta360 actually had some very pleasing results, even though the colors weren't as true to life as you say they were in the elgato pro camera they looked the way that I probably would've tried to edit the elgato one anyways and the quick autofocus is a plus

[@stevekirsch8284]

Wow. Nexigo Iris ....A webcam with manual white balance and tint. Amazing. I never thought I'd see the day some manufacturer did it RIGHT. A vectorscope (like in vMix) is awesome for adjusting both :)

[@CoalitionGaming]

So good that webcams are finally reaching a level where their quality is becoming more and more acceptable. The Facecam Pro is actually impressive, but man does quality come at a premium with these nowadays. The secondhand Sony A5000 with quick software "hack" for clean HDMI out, a $100 Sony 16mm F2.8 lens, a cheap capture card, and a dummy battery is a hard deal to beat by comparison (especially since its possible to get that combo all for under what some of these webcams cost). I'd say for streamers looking for an upgraded face cam, the a5000 combo is the way to go. But like you said, people needing the webcam simplicity, something more portable, stuff like that...its good to see the options for that are giving better results than they ever have. Great vid!

[@pretzel_tfg]

I think I like the look of the insta360 one best, but the footage from the Elgato may have just been a bit too bright. The 360 looked like it had "better" colors. Still, as cool as they are I can't justify 300 on a camera nowadays haha. I'd just plug my a6500 back in for a bit if I needed video for a little bit.

[@FlockofAngels]

Great video, thanks for sharing this info! It is excellent to see the state of new webcams. I have an iPhone 14 and Samsung Galaxy S22 and I have been using them as webcams, I can use them wired or WiFi with various apps. And they both serve as multipurpose devices.

[@imjuststefon]

I heard that you could use the auto focus on the Elgato to save multiple preset focus distances and switch between them on the stream deck. If that’s true, that seems like a good feature for someone who may not need auto focus on all the time, but may still need an up close focus when they show off something or a long distance focus in case they move away from their normal positions for like pushups for channel point redemptions or something. Plus you can preset the zoom on the Elgato without losing the image quality, which could be used in a similar manner. Seems like a good option especially if you are entering in or apart of the Elgato ecosystem.

[@WizardCM-1337]

Of the cameras shown, only the Insta360 Link hits the bar I'm looking for in a webcam and would be worth the price tag. The Elgato Facecam still has some weird softening that I don't like (it's especially obvious around your hair). The others aren't even worth mentioning if you're going for high quality. Thanks for putting together this comparison!

[@HRBSFrank]

That cat taking a dump at 00:57 is classic! 😂 🐱💩Always count on cats to do the craziest things at just the right time!

[@VideogamesAsArt]

well I had a convo about this in your discord some days ago, and the last section of the video answered it perfectly! Great video

[@TheXev]

Great video. My cats kept meowing as they heard your cat in the background. LOL

[@SirJulianTaylor]

Great overview. Thanks for the footage of each. Question: Being that you have reviewed both the NexiGo Iris and the HuddleCam Pro, which would you say is better? They seem pretty much the same but HuddleCam Pro has more ability to fine tune in the settings? Price between the two is not that far off.

[@SCEmissary]

I find the meows cute.

[@92kosta]

Also Streamplify Cam. It's $70 and has a good picture quality.

[@Aquamaui.mp4]

Interesting video! My fav is by far the 360 Link. The new Elgato one is not bad tbh but has that weird „milky“ look like their first webcam. Also the focus hunting would drive me crazy

[@13_death_jester24]

I was watching you Video and I told my I asked my CAT what they wanted. come to find out it was your cat in the Video that was calling OUT,, LOL too funny..

[@AJCoReTV]

Great update on 2022 webcam offerings

[@Tampsey]

EposVox is a next level tier content creator it seems like he was almost born for this job. 10/10 video

[@3BlindSquirrel]

the cat meows got u a sub, lol - great video, man - still super helpful now

[@EposVox]

Thanks for the sub!

[@burgunbeerd]

The Insta360 still looks the best by a fair margin imo. If they could sell it without the gimbal for a decently cheaper price I'd say it was the only choice

[@serrael-182]

Yes this cam under 200 and no one would buy something else anymore.

[@SteveWisey]

The Dell UltraSharp Webcam gets so hot when used for a long time too. It is good if you can get the USB3 to recognize, but problems outweigh the good.

[@HRBSFrank]

Cats will be cats! Meow! The cat will be chill'n in no time! GG's!

[@shubinternet]

I noted that the cat also appears to have a litter box in the background, which it looked like it was using on camera. As a guy who is co-owned by four cats, and whose home office is the "office/cat room", I approve.

[@BenjiDWJ]

An awesome breakdown, comparison & video as per usual Adam! 😄👍👍 Cheers to you, my man! 🥃🥃

[@JSGilbert]

There are several flavors of the Huddlecam 4k ptz. Quite often they’ll go on sale. I got several of the NDI cameras for under $200, although, at $249-$279, they’re still a good buy. They have full onscreen camera controls that you’d find on a top-of-the-line Sony or Canon camera. Also eptz, with a remote and presets. One remote can also run several cameras. It is 4k 30fps, also with downsampling available. I don’t mind the 30fps limitation. It’s plug and play. Also, mine feature both USB/ HDMI connections, so hooking up to an ATEM mini, etc. works great.

[@ViciousXUSMC]

So got the Nexigo Iris today, on sale for $215. My first impressions were.... It's still a webcam lol. With enough light it does pretty well, but that larger sensor did not make as much a difference as I had hoped it would, and even at ISO 100 there is a TON of noise without Noise Reduction and that just does not make sense to me as no camera I have ever had created so much noise at that low of an ISO. I could see absolutely no quality difference in 4K vs 1080, assuming its super sampling 1080 from 4K. It still makes a great B-Roll, Second Angle, etc camera. For this purpose I think I would prefer any of the top 3 webcams over getting another DSLR and Capture Card. However I am quite torn if I want to keep it or not. The Link looks great, and has some neat features, the remote on the Iris is nice for control, and the Elgato of course has all the Elgato integration and nice hub software. Personally I do not care for 60fps, so that is not an advantage for me. I also think the review mentioned one thing that might really suck for many people, no Microphone on the Elgato. So I am stuck sending this back and maybe getting the Link, as even with the smaller sensor it seems to do really well, the size is an advantage, and also nice it has an F1.8 aperture. Elgato seems to be getting all the craze, reviews, and coverage, but as a technical person it honestly seems like the worst of the top 3. I personally would be very happy if you did a more in depth review of these 3. The software, the control, minimum focus distance, noise at each ISO level without noise reduction, etc.

[@EposVox]

I’m not sure I understand the value in turning off the NR, especially the 3D NR - when every “real camera” you use is running some degree of noise reduction from the sensor before you get the video, too. Seems like an unfair comparison.

[@ViciousXUSMC]

@@EposVox Very well possible, I should say with a DSLR or P&S I turn it off and it doesn't do that. Maybe still adding it on its own behind the scenes. I was not saying there is value in turning it off, except well the lower the NR the better the original detail is present. I was just blown away with how "bad" it looked at first glance compared to my old M50 with a smaller sensor and only 1080P. In the years and years of looking at new cameras, the noise is usually a big comparison point, I suppose the only fair way to compare the sensor and it's noise is to turn off any NR to see if there is inherently a difference. Else it could just be masked by over the top NR and hurting other details. With 4K and the bigger sensor, it still had that "webcam" look, just could not find the right look, and sharpness and clarity I was hoping to see. But this is using it as a FaceCam, I moved it over to some non human items like if I was doing a product review, and it did great for that scenario. I guess my personal dilemma now is keep the Iris as its the cheapest, or send it back to get the Link or Elgato camera to see if they are worth the extra in some way. Most likely I'll keep the Iris for now, and keep an eye out for the Link on Black Friday. Since by comparison its the most different while the Iris and Elgato I think are more direct head 2 head. If you personally have any reason to say Elgato > Nexigo Iris that would be good to hear. I do have the majority of the Elgato ecosystem with the Stream Deck and everything already, but for a camera I cant think where any additional integration would really be of benefit.

[@konmaiquality417]

I can hear the cat in the background and I wouldn't change it for the world

[@eddiehateseverything]

Insta360 is by far the best option - but after contacting them directly, they said you can only setup and adjust ONE camera within their software. Still on the hunt for the best multicam setup that works without a capture card. OBSBot allows up to 4, but they don't have particularly good manual control. I want the Insta360 Link quality and control with 4 cameras, damn it!

[@badloops80]

The meow at 7:16 hits different 😂😂

[@JohnCiaccio]

Waiting for one with a larger sensor. I don’t know if they are just being cheap or haven’t figured out most web cam use is indoors and those type of users are probably not going to have sophisticated light setups.

[@Boostedbeard]

I dig on how instead of just a elgato cam review vid. You go the extra 10 miles. Good on you man.

[@ACallander22]

I wish the Opal wasn't mac only and you could test it against these. Great run down and reviews on all of these.

[@ViciousXUSMC]

Using the M50 and Capture and so happy with that quality and flexibility, but when you want alternative angles in a shot, this makes sense as long as the quality is good enough. I think the ability to change optics on the SLR is the big advantage, but 3 cables instead of one just for one camera... and of course now when I need to do photos I don't want to disconnect my camera to use it.

[@AudioSpaceGeek]

Take my opinion as worth the $0.00 you paid for it, but my day job is as a solution architect in video collaboration. I’m 100% remote and on video with colleagues and clients for dozens of hours per week. My current camera of choice for “must look great and can’t have an issue” calls is the Insta360 Link. I absolutely love it, and I have access to the “professional” video conferencing gear…which is collecting dust in my closet.

[@scotchbox]

The Insta360 Link has literally replaced 3 cameras in my setup: It's even made streaming huge board games like Gloomhaven easier, with its 6 saved positions and the AR stickers to put it virtually over key information that's several feet off-angle. The only disappointment is that it's not a panacea for VR streaming: It doesn't track a face in a headset (surprisingly Broadcast does) and due to the small size you can't put a Vive puck or other tracker on it for Mixed Reality. Which is a shame; a fully autonomous gimballed mixed reality camera would make Holodeck streams a one-button affair.

[@ViciousXUSMC]

Interesting concept, I love playing games with my GF and would love to get some group games together. Short of grouping like 2 cameras together or more the idea of just one sounds neat. (I also have the Insta360 X2 so could use that in center and film 360 and edit in post) So you just snap the AR anchors onto your game area and keep that in focus, and set a few other focus points to each player and short of shift between them live as your play? How are you controlling that while playing, or do you have a dedicated camera person? Also while on the subject, what are you using for audio capture? For 2 persons I could LAV each person, for group I think I would try a shotgun overhead mic first, and I also have a Ambisonic Microphone that would be great hanging down off a C Stand.

[@scotchbox]

@@ViciousXUSMC The Insta360 Link actually has a few tricks up its sleeves, including a simple Look Down mode as well as a mode that only looks down 45 degrees, but distorts the image to look like it's from your point of view. So each of our 6 positions could be any number of these funky modes, whichever seems best for that moment and location. I'll try linking to an example, but I don't know how KZbin will feel about that... As for the audio, we actually started using the mics built into the webcam. Surprisingly, it's pretty okay! It's in the ballpark of an overhead Yeti, and all my other mics are either too sensitive (Neumann) or too tight (SM7B). Not studio quality, but in a well treated room you'd get away with it. We have considered LAVing everyone, but at a certain point that's more time spent tech-ing than hanging out and playing games. Edit: As for control, I'm using a Stream Deck. There is no official integration, so the stream deck just clicks at specific screen coordinates. As long as the insta360 bar is in the right place, I can switch between the 6 locations and a few effects like head tracking.

[@scotchbox]

@@ViciousXUSMC Here are the mentioned examples: Using it for a board game 1) clips.twitch.tv/EnergeticCrunchyStarBabyRage-tdy8CnSK6j-QGUcX 2) clips.twitch.tv/BlueLaconicCrowYouDontSay-x5zCbheGvQ0KqsxF and and example of its audio 3) www.twitch.tv/scotchboxvr/clip/SteamySpoopyDinosaurHumbleLife-C-yKQ01yBqNPjhiq

[@ViciousXUSMC]

@@scotchbox Ok pretty cool, I have a Stream Deck and Pedal as well, I also might find a way to build my own GUI that I can run or use touch portal so I can keep that stuff connected to my main PC. The nice thing about Ambisonic is depending how much work I want to put in post I can change the audio direction anywhere in a 360 spectrum, if I record with a 360 camera I can match all of that so people can look around in 360 VR and the sound moves with them. The tricky part is when you want "headlock" audio or to fold in 2D video along side VR video. I have several Condenser microphones that I don't use because what you said too sensitive, really needs to be in a recording environment, I use the SM7B as my main VO microphone because it rejects all the noise in my office. I have a full server rack in my office and you cant really even hear it.

[@scotchbox]

@@ViciousXUSMC Hey, I was tempted by a gato pedal in general... It didn't occur to me to free up my hands and table space during board game streams... When we've got 6 players that could be a lifesaver. Yoink!

[@Housestationlive]

something you don't know when you purchase theses, is that the usb-c cable is usualy too short and 3 meters cable of usb c worth 50 dollars.

[@Lucy_chan]

I am looking to buy new webcam, is it worth buying C920, C922, Brio or Brio 505?

[@The_Opinion_of_Matt]

KZbin legitimately broke the video auto rotate on their Android app with their recent update. It is super annoying to have to manually rotate the video to watch the video in landscape, then manually rotate the video back (after closing their suggested next videos) so that I can find the next video I want to watch.

[@daneo617]

I have a cheap 1080 nexi go webcam it takes a little work but I can get it to look nice 🤷🏼‍♂️✌🏻

[@Welshmanshots]

I think nowadays its justifiable to spend $300 on a webcam considering they are a lot better options (plus they are better in hardware) than they were 4 years ago, plus if people can afford a $1200 iPhone I'm pretty sure $300 for a webcam isn't so bad.

[@wolfie3098]

The Dell one requires quite a lot of power. I needed to connect mine to a powered hub to get it working properly. And perhaps mention that it support (perhaps more of them?) windows hello, which gets even more useful in a world of passkeys/webauthn if you use your webcam for more then just streaming.

[@Housestationlive]

@6:35 what's on this tape ? k2000 ? share it.

[@StefenTower]

Thanks for keeping up with the webcam tech. But the prices - ack. I'd rather just use my last smartphone which handles 4K and 1080p with aplomb. By the way, I just realized we live in the same metro - it's cool to see fellow techies around heah!

[@rodrimora]

How it is possible that for me, the Insta360 has the best detail and color skin tones out of the bunch? Looks too much like a DLSR or am I crazy?

[@scotchbox]

Most webcams that feature AI which blurs backgrounds, etc., are using NVIDIA Broadcast by another name; NVIDIA offer their "Maxine SDK" for free to partners. That's how RTX voice got into OBS. Expect Elgato, etc., webcams to start offering AI gaze redirection (so you always make eye contact with your webcam) and related tech which is already available in Maxine.

[@SlevinKalevera]

OH THANK GOD. I just warrantied my Dell because it wasn't showing 3.0 on my Ryzen 6800 laptop. Oddly, it was recognized on my cheap Acer All-in-one that we use for the POS in my store. So maybe it's a chipset incompatibility? Dell doesn't have any idea, and now I have two of these damn things (they didn't want the old one back lol)

[@XxDeViLBrInGeRxX]

Expensive webcams are kinda what Point & Shoot cameras are for, take pictures and call it a day without messing with many manual controls, just using "modes" instead. The Camlink Pro definetly reminded me of my Lumix G7 autofocus with the bundle lens it came with, not much fun until I dropped a Sigma lens on it, at least now the autofocus is acceptable lol.

[@Saturn2888]

Does the Elgato cam swivel? I could look it up, but I'm noting it because that's missing in the video. My cam sits to the side because I have an upper monitor.

[@AnthonyGoodley]

I'm looking to buy a webcam. Here's hoping one is better than the Elgato Face am. Watching now.

[@J.R.Carrel]

I use my pixel 6 Pro for my KZbin channel will any of these be better than it quality wise

[@orphanorbe]

For me the 360 camera! Is way better than the rest!

[@C4103]

These do look nice, but my current solution of using my old LG v10 and v30 with NDI HX Camera cost all of $20 for the app and a bit of frustration sometimes. Overall though it works very well, albeit with the double compression issue you were talking about. I remember you doing a video at one point about using old iphones as webcams with Filmic Pro, and it was pretty cool then and has gotten even better now. With the whole continuity mode thing in mac OS it's a first party feature in the Apple world now. The NDI app has some bad reviews out there but overall my experience with it has been very good. I'm very tolerant of jank in my technology though, especially if it saves me a significant amount of money.

[@GhostSamaritan]

I've heard good stuff about the Obsbot Tiny 4k too. They say it's comparable to the Insta360 but cheaper. Edit: There's also the Obsbot Meet that's wayyy cheaper but has awesome quality. Probably the best value webcam one can get right now.

[@shubinternet]

I have the ObsBot Tiny 4k, and I quite like it for the PTZ features, video quality, and auto color balance, etc.... I am tempted enough to try the Insta360 that I think I'm going to get that one as well and do my own head to head comparison.

[@savanna_harvey]

I really love my OBSBot 4K, it's incredible quality for a USB camera, particularly low light and tracking. I'm so underwhelmed by all this hype around the new webcams 🤣 OBSBot has been around and outperforming these news ones for a while now...

[@MarcRitzMD]

The quality for the better ones is truly nice, but we live in a weird world where you could also spend half of the money to get a used flagship Android from a few generations back. It's sad however that we can't just flash a rom that transforms them into a USB device with uvc control

[@WereCatf]

I agree, but if you've got good WiFi, you can still use your phone via the NDI HX - app on your phone and the NDI plugin for OBS-studio (and the plugin seems to have just been updated for latest OBS 5 days ago). It's not as plug-and-play as a webcam, but eh, most people have one or more spare phones lying about, so it's a reasonable alternative.

[@leadwhite1249]

Let's see what the new z-cam webcam brings to the table.

[@bryceyorkpm]

Any thoughts on the Opal C1 yet?

[@AlexusDelphi]

The webcam setup I use is a Mokose C100 run through a CamLink 4K. Does pretty well

[@ithinkican2425]

Thank you . I have the Dell and it never worked for USB 3.0 . I thought my USB port was broken

[@Marvolzz]

Elgato virtual camera freezing and stutters while streaming obs any advice on how to fix this?

[@cool24a]

Great review!

[@allenlo1512]

Cute kitty 🐈

[@GregoryCarnegie]

1:20 best Dragon Ball video game of all time.

[@Nilvarcus]

These webcams don't seem that expensive where I'm living. If you want to go real cam route, it's easily 600-700 €. So paying like €350 for insta360 link don't seem too bad.

[@EposVox]

Agree

[@luluvi3282]

can you test new fac cam pro on laptop and tell us how much battry it consume and processor use and ram usage and its performance on battry

[@MarianoArauz]

thanks, so far a5100 much better than a webcam. thanks for the tips. awesome!!

[@NicoLAGG]

El gato facecam pro is great for a small channel that wants to upgrade from cellphone 👍🏻👍🏻

[@zynan]

6:15 - 6:19 .... Arggghhhhh, there's three of you! :)

[@farhang.]

What about Opal C1?

[@matthewfriemoth2502]

They might be

[@EposVox]

🤔

[@JKG_Brandon]

Great info!

[@ryanhunter1983]

I feel like you are the most educated person in this space so I have a question for you. I want to use my Macbook 2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9 (64GB) as a monitor for my oled switch while on business trips. While on these trips, all I do is play Fortnite zero build. I want the best experience for lag/latency. What product should I get for this circumstance? Good content on your channel by the way!

[@KEROVSKI_]

You didn't include AVerMedia 4k? You don't like it anymore?

[@EposVox]

This was only cameras I hadn’t covered before. I already have a review and samples posted of both avermedia 4K cameras

[@professormarceloricci]

You guys released "live rendering"

[@EposVox]

Wat

[@Venoxium]

Do you have a cat constantly meowing in the background? I swear towards the 5 min mark and afterwards I can hear a cat.

[@jurrich]

Why does the facecam pro look super blown out, though?

[@EposVox]

For the auto settings shots, that’s because it is. That’s what the auto exposure decided to land on

[@ViktorGEAR]

Thanks for video! As for me Insta 360 is still giving best performance.

[@StolenJoker84]

Whar is your opinion on apps like DroidCam for your phone?

[@AweSamAlways]

By any chance, do you know if there will be a non gimbal and hopefully a cheaper insta 360 link webcam coming soon? :D

[@EposVox]

No idea. Insta360 doesn't make anything cheap, so doubt it

[@AweSamAlways]

@@EposVox got it, thanks!

[@drewy2222]

I guess your keeping the cat, she is super cute btw

[@nick_g]

Mac continuity cam is very good

[@Vazerum]

I keep looking for a Facecam Pro vs. Insta360 Link video. Anyone recommend one over the other for just making KZbin video sitting at a desk with some posters in the background?

[@givemethesantahatfoo]

1:22 Ayy DBZ budokai 3, a fellow cultured individual! Great video as always EposVox!

[@EposVox]

Best game

[@givemethesantahatfoo]

@@EposVox Big facts. Budokai Tenkaichi 3 comes a close second for the sheer amount of playable characters.

[@Housestationlive]

what the hell is sunki orange?

[@sirdrakey]

Imagine if one camera could just get all of this right!😢

[@Saturn2888]

I have power issues with my USB hubs, and it started after getting an Insta360. Not sure if it's the cause, but I don't trust Chinese products in general. In my experience, there's always something wrong with them.

[@MaximumGamesRU]

MEOW!

[@Davideturner]

If I was doing an overhead shot with 8ft of separation, but do not want to capture too much at widescreen, which camera would be best suited?

[@DasLooney]

I own the Dell UltraSharp 4k Webcam and I get USB 3 specs just fine, HDR and Face tracking work great for me. You probably got a defective unit. What really puzzles me is that you stated the webcams you preferred were $300 and the Dell was 'not far behind' in price. WTH? That's an extreme exaggeration. The Dell's list price is $100 cheaper at $199. How is that not far behind in price of the $300 webcams you liked better? I do hope you get a proper working Dell cam to give it a proper review.

[@EposVox]

Cool you further identified the point that they clearly have some USB Chipset incompatibilities in their driver to work out. Which will affect a lot of people. Already had other commenters saying they had the same issue. And I was working from the Amazon price which was $264

[@DasLooney]

@@EposVox ah the third party seller explains the huge price difference. It's $199 direct from Dell's website (actually 10% off there now = $189). Big difference from what you inferred as to the price from your video! Thanks for the reply.

[@EposVox]

Yeah that’s a massive difference. Wish Amazon wouldn’t allow for that :/

[@DasLooney]

@@EposVox Well you know those weird third party sellers aka resellers that sell everything for 80-100+ extra dollars and rip people off. That's why I always look at MSRP and the seller's actual sites or Amazon fulfilled by Amazon to ensure pricing. Heck, there's one selling *USED* Dell 4k Ultrasharps for $20 less than new ones at Dell. Feh. Lesson learned everyone!

[@NovaDoll]

Thanks!

[@EposVox]

Thanks for the tip!!!

[@Pbrady711]

Watching now

[@EposVox]

SQUAD

[@domantasbronusas]

I would just buy go pro lol if not want too spend thousands on mirrorless. Of course thriygh usb c it is only 1080p but I mean its downscaled from 5.3. Go pro is probably easiest to setup as you can adjust almost everything on it. Love how it is nit far from my sony a7siii settings and i really loved preset system on it

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Hi Adam , i got an Arc 380, gunna do some testing

[@EposVox]

Rad

[@zaydenrizzo6708]

"meow"

[@orestebecerica9608]

hello! i have a question, for a 1060 6gb, p6 or p7?

[@tristen_grant]

Ask in his Discord, link in the description.

[@orestebecerica9608]

@@tristen_grant thanks

[@FattrTV]

the OBSbot has a remote but it is extra

[@ed.chaotic]

Great video!

[@EposVox]

Thanks!

[@RCTPAVUK]

I can hear your cat meowing with volume equalizer...

[@exit_hero2230]

Pa check out avermedia software u cna do alarmist as much as my 2500 gh6 well almost haha maybe not but almost as much as a camera no joke the software is great

[@NickArcade]

I'll stick with Reincubate Camo for Android.

[@The_Chad_]

The Facecam Pro can't take over the market if it hasn't been available since it launched.