8MP Visualiser/Document Camera, Webcam 4K with A3 format, LED Light, Image Invert Function, Fold, Dual Microphones for Mac OS, Windows, Zoom, OBS work (black)

Bought to replace my scanner when a Windows 11 update caused it not to work. Easy to get going, plug into pc and open the Camera app (you will need to switch camera by pressing the button below the X close button in the top right, if your pc has a built in webcam). Once you’ve set it to the unit, Windows uses it as the default. I’ve set mine up to take a picture of a full A4 sheet in landscape mode. It’s tricky to get the arms at the right position so that the page is square on, but worth the effort. I recommend marking the position of the arms at the joints when you get it in the right position, so that if you knock it or fold it up, it is easy to reset. The built in light gives sufficient illumination and the controls to rotate/flip the image work but seem to reset when you turn the power off, meaning you have to press them again. The arm whilst sturdy can move slightly when pressing these flip/rotate buttons, hence another good reason to mark the position on the joints. If you can leave it in position permanently (like I have) it is a very simple job of placing the item under the camera and a single click and you have a picture instantly on screen to save/email/edit as desired. Not used as a webcam so can’t comment on this feature.

I am using this to record videos while I hand draw pencil on paper illustrations. And it’s great, perfect for this use. The quality of the camera is is good, adjust the height and hold down one button to trigger the autofocus, press record using software on the computer. I use a Mac and I’m using QuickTime to record with. It even has built in microphone with acceptable sound if you wanted to use it live as a webcam. No problems at all. It has a weighted bottom, adjustable arm and head with good stiffness, all adjustable with the screw key that comes with it. There is a touch sensitive ring light around the camera with several steps of birghtness. I am finding I am leaving this plugged in and turned on, using this a desk lamp, hovering over my work, even if I’m not recording. There are buttons on the top of the camera to flip the image vertically and or horizontally. It is fitted with a usb cable, probably about 3ft in length, and came with a usb to usb-c adapter. Depending your set up you might want to get an extra cable to extend the reach of it if you are not using it in close proximity to your computer. I’ll try and upload a couple of videos to show it in action. Really happy with it. And if you’ve clicked on this because it looks like something you’re after, do not hesitate. The quality is good and it’s great value at the price.

I was very pleased with this webcam/document scanner. It's a good webcam for the price, lots of control via buttons on the cam, the ringlight is an excellent 'plus', and it can be positioned wherever you want to make good eye contact (eg right in the centre of the screen for a zoom conference). Furthermore the camera 'just works' - no drivers to install etc, I just plug it in (if on a machine with multiple cameras I will need to select it as my main camera). And as for documents - equally good quality and notably quick and easy - I use the 'camera' app built into windows11 which will rapidly identify the document or page, correct for any slant or tilting, and save as a jpeg. It is then easy to 'print' the jpegs to a pdf file and the job is done. Recently I scanned a 90+ page hardback journal, and the combination of camera app and this scanner was the easiest I have ever experienced.

For the price, it's decent. It really just plugs and plays, and the price is much lower than other well known brands like Hue and Ipeva, but I think, because this visualiser doesn't actually come with a dedicated app for it and its image is just basically shown by you opening your Windows laptop's Camera app, it makes things a bit complicated - you might need to spend some time experimenting using it with your computer/laptop setup so you know how to use it for your online video calls/lessons. For me, it started off working fine at first. I would just plug it in, then open up my Camera app, then when I'm in a Zoom call, I'd just go to "Share Screen" and select the screen with my Camera app on it. I had it like this for a few months, no problems, worked fine in all my lessons, then it suddenly stopped working. Could not find the screen with my Camera app on it anywhere, and not only that, the strange thing was that my Camera app stopped allowing the display of this visualiser's image when my laptop's webcam was in use - which during a Zoom meeting call, yes it would be. I suddenly found myself in a position where I couldn't share the contents of this visualiser's images to my students on Zoom calls. Not sure why, but I think it was either because of a Zoom update and/or an update to the laptop's Camera app. Either way, it changed the way I could share the visualiser's image. For the last month, I didn't have time to sort that out until after my university exams are over, so I went the whole month not being able to use this visualiser in my online lessons and thinking it might have stopped working for good - hence was a waste of my money. I then came here and downgraded my review to 2 stars. Well, with my exams over and a spare bit of time on my hands, I finally found the way to use this visualiser in my Zoom online lessons now - I have to select "Share Screen", then "Advanced", then "Content from 2nd Camera" in order to do this. Can't do it the way I used to before as it just wouldn't work otherwise! So I'm happy with this visualiser again. Hope it stays this way and no more weird software updates which change the way this can be used! Upgraded my review to 4 stars - took 1 star off for a lack of ease of use due to what happened to me. Honestly, I don't know if everyone would take the trouble to actually get it to work again when it suddenly stops working like it did for me. I do think if this visualiser had its own dedicated app interface and window, then this problem wouldn't have happened. Relying on the Windows' Camera app is not the best because the app is quite rubbish to start with, it's very basic, and as my experience shows, it is apt to change the way you have to work with this visualiser quite unexpectedly due to any software updates.

I purchased this camer as my aging laptop although still reliable had a rubbish camera, I'd looked at the over the top clip on type ones but I do a lot of miniature painting as a hobby, occasionally I like to paint on hangouts with folk and it seemed like a cool idea to be able to have a camera that could do top down or even over the shoulder type shots so I gave this camera a shot. It plugged and played with both Mac os and windows with out extra software and is selectable on teams, zoom discord and rooms with out issue, the picture quality is far superior to my old Mac and I love the fact it can be moved around and articulated into any position. The hardware buttons for focus and flipping pictures have actually been really good giving you really great versitility in how you position it. The base is a decent weight but not massive so have yet to have it trying to topple over. Only negatives if you can call them that is the cableing path isn't the best with the cable sometimes hanging loose from the camera down the arm but I resolved this using some small silicone hair bands to keep it on the body with out flapping around and the head of the camera adjustable arm was a little looser on arrival meaning it tried to droop on rotating into a 90 degree position but again this only required a tighten of an easily accessible flat head screw to get the desired resistance needed to behold firmly but still be easily adjusted. Over all I've not been disappointed having used it several times in a variety of positions and different computers far more useful then the smaller clip on type.

This document camera does exactly what it promises, and I’m quite satisfied with it! I bought it for my daughter’s online math lessons so her teacher could clearly see what she was writing, and it works perfectly for that purpose. One of the biggest highlights was the effortless setup. I was rushing (as usual) to start a Zoom meeting and set up this brand-new piece of equipment. To my pleasant surprise, there was no complicated setup required—everything worked instantly! The manual was clear and easy to follow, and the included connection cable for Mac made things even simpler. Within seconds, the camera was ready to use, with no hassle at all. As for the image quality, it is more than sufficient for my needs (online tutoring), but I can’t evaluate it from a professional perspective. If you're looking for a reliable, user-friendly, and efficient document camera for online lessons, this is a brilliant choice. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Bought this almost two weeks ago after doing some online research to find a multipurpose camera suitable for different use cases. Build quality is sturdy and feels well-made, however, they could improve on cable management (a minor gripe) as the embodied hooks do not grip the cable really well. Hope in their next design iteration they will make cable enclosed within the body of the stand. I am happy with the purchase and must say that in this price range, you cannot find a better device than this one. In my opinion, it is a no-brainer and if you are lucky you may get a discount that Amazon offers from time to time. The versatile design allows its use at different angles. Even though it does not have auto-focus functionality, however, the auto-focus button resolves this issue and if you are not changing the camera position, you will not need to worry about pressing the focus button again. Dual microphones are sensitive enough to record the audio, although you may prefer to use a better external mic while streaming or recording. Its maximum height is 15.5 inches approx. (measuring from the base of the stand/desk to the camera facing downwards), wish it was 18 inches or more so it could share a larger area. If it is of any help, I am adding the different camera modes supported in Windows 11 below as I was unable to find these details before ordering it. Video Resolution supported: - 1080p 16:9 30fps - 720p 16:9 30fps - 2448p 4:3 30fps - 1944p 4:3 30fps - 1200p 4:3 30fps - 480p 4:3 30fps Photo Resolution supported: - 2.1MP 16:9 (1920x1080) - 0.9MP 16:9 (1280x720) - 8.0MP 4:3 (3264x2448) - 5.0MP 4:3 (2592x1944) - 1.9MP 4:3 (1600x1200) - 0.3MP 4:3 (640x480) It does not come with a software application, however, it is 'Plug and Play' and videos recorded using OBS were smooth, and pictures taken through the Windows Camera app came out good with plenty of detail. I would strongly suggest having good lighting before you intend to use it. I have not yet tried to live stream, however, I will get back and add further info once I get to do it. Hope this helps :)

I teach in a primary school, and the number of times that I've explained to the class how to stick something in, only to find that they do it in a totally different way, is off the charts. So, I wanted a visualiser (both for that and to show great work!), and while it's early days, this seems to fit the bill. Works with the Windows 10 camera app straight after plugging in, so no need to install software on a work computer. USB-A, but comes with a USB-C adapter so will work on any laptop you can imagine. Decent quality, and importantly has options to flip the image. I've seen other teachers use iPads on a stand, but this is better image quality than the ancient iPads we have, and it's more convenient as it's always on the desk. For the price, can't fault it so far, but will update this review if something does come to light!

I love this camera! It is so easy to use! I plug it right into my laptop and it does not require any special software to use, just access to the camera on my laptop. I take this to all my art classes that I teach, making it easy to demo and show step by step instructions to my classes. There is an auto focus button on the top and a built in light which is very nice. Also there are options to flip the picture to left, right, up or down. When it is not in use it folds up compactly and fits right back into the box for easy storage and safe travel. This is a great camera at such a reasonable price.

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Für meine Zwecke (Liedtexte aus einem Buch und vom iPad an eine Leinwand projezieren) ausreichende Bildqualität. Das Gestell lässt sich sehr gut ausrichten, Ringlicht, Bildeinstellungen und Autofokus funktionieren zuverlässig. Man muss mit den Einstellungen ein Bisschen spielen, um ein optimales Ergebnis zu erhalten. Ich bin zufrieden. Der Preis ist für die gebotene Leistung sehr gut.

It works well if you have enough light in the room. The camera will focus on its own. But if you see it on PC monitor not very clear, you can try to refocus by press the button in the center. The image quality is so-so, well you don't need that high resolution anyway to read doc. The image pixel seems unnoticeably moves while reading, perhaps it is the nature of EV camera. You will forget about it after reading over 5 minutes. When you focus on book content, it is only a small minor thing. While other products have app to read the docs in which you could tune the image a bit. But not this one, and in my view, it is all right. Because when I read, I just want it to be very simple to use by launching your PC camera app, you are ready to read. But if you are sensitive to ISO, or changing it to warmer color etc, then you might have to think again.

No tiene una aplicación para administrarlo, eso limita sus aplicaciones. Las imágenes tienen buena resolución.