Novritsch Clipcam Durability Test & Review

[@magfedfi]

Nice video, way more thorough than I expected 👍

[@ironhulk1979]

hmmm think i will pass on one of these

[@IronPhysik]

4:30 polycarbonate doesnt get smashed, its not acrylic (the material that many cheap protectors use) PC only can deform, and 1mm thick PC is enough to outright stop 3j hits without issues apart from a small white spot where the BB hit I myself use 2mm for all my sights and other lenses

[@CammanExtra]

I'm not an expert in transparent plastics. I'm just quoting the Novritsch website.

[@IronPhysik]

@@CammanExtra yeah, I wouldnt trust that site, it has so many errors its sad the only way PC can form cracks is when it gets hit by chemicals and solvents its called Environmental Stress Cracking (ESC) but kinetic impacts are absorbed, because its molecular structure has a "free volume" in it that allow for temporal deformation

[@jmpatane]

This is a great video, good job mate!

[@sanybalkanaciairsoft3253]

The Runcam2 4K can do the same, you can get the Pressure pad and via App you can set it up for those recordings, i think on 1080p60 it records 15sec before the pressure switch and 15sec after pressing it.

[@pusheractive8958]

are you sure that would be an argument to buy

[@sanybalkanaciairsoft3253]

@@pusheractive8958 i got the pressure pad with mine alltogether. Only the cam must be on i think firmware 1.05 It´s called Flashback Cable for Scope Cam 2 4K

[@jondoeslifestuff]

For the newer guys that are just getting into making clips and whatnot this is a simple solution. However if you're interested in matching clips so you can use other clip audio... it can be a little bit of fiddling. Especially now that in editing software there are really simple ways to have the timelines match. Sensor size and quality is a bit unfortunate and it shows... Will be sticking with the Foxeer 4k; hopefully this year someone comes out with a newer upgrade to that.

[@Parasite_do_airsoft]

Definitely keep this in mind for future clip cams and that👍

[@neindanke2586]

well you asked for it im back i ordered it 1 week after it came out and lost the small dust protector thingy at an event in hungary.

[@CammanExtra]

🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@rocken8899]

Camman. What is your current favorite /best scope am. Assume it will between Runcam 4k or Foxeer?

[@goprosimracing7408]

What do u recommend us to buy, what is the best deal?

[@maverick4520]

Does it fit on the sse18 rail wich is under the barrel

[@fishermen755]

Really shocked this durability was deemed acceptable for the price being sold specifically for airsoft. great review though!!!

[@IAmSwordless-]

Pls review Nuprol delta breacher

[@History_explained101]

How would you advise making money for an mtw (I’m 12)

[@WolfoftheWoodsAirsoft]

Think i'll stick with my basic knock off gopro style cameras just now...less junk on the rifle

[@Bagoly_1]

interesting . blurry under 15m so cqb off , and not more than 50m so sniper kills off too . I'm sad .

[@cipri29]

Nice video before you buy it 👍

[@peterclarke666]

Needs flashback cable if that's on front on Rif and say your ghillie using mtw and you get a good shot and now have to move your hand to top of scope or on front rail, you've now given away your position 😅😅

[@CammanExtra]

Good point

[@dx-xb]

Social media like tiktok, instagram reels, youtube shorts are best uploaded in 1080.

[@CammanExtra]

1080 what? This camera is 1080x1080. Tiktok, IG/FB Reels are 9: 16 so 1080x1920. KZbin most common is 16: 9 so 1920x1080. Maybe a FB Or IG feed post 1080x1080 is useful. 1080 has been around since 2003, it’s definitely not ‘best’ to upload 1080. It’s best to upload in the best resolution the platform will allow.

[@dx-xb]

@@CammanExtra Oh yeah 1080 ( i assumed the 1920 bit ) TIKTOK 1080 by 1920 pixels INSTAGRAM Reels 1080 pixels x 1920 pixels Facebook 1,080 x 1,920 pixels This is what i meant, all the platforms - recommend 1080 ( 1920 obviusly) i wasn't aware this is 1080 x 1080 ..

[@motekar5791]

Seems kinda tall

[@TheRealPotShot]

Pass….

[@bbcarty]

🧐🧐🧐

[@Squiddlefish_PL]

First