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As I understand these are all awful in their own way, typically with quality problems and extra latency as well as the extra complexity of the software. The ob
by kylecordes 6y ago
As I understand these are all awful in their own way, typically with quality problems and extra latency as well as the extra complexity of the software.
The obvious solution is a camera mode in which it presents itself over USB as a webcam… As far as I know no "real" camera at any price does this.
I solve the problem with a Camlink, but it really should not be necessary.
- rossjudson 6y agoI use a camlink 4k/nikon d610 and a Movo UM700. Great color and low-light performance, with natural bokeh, far superior to software background blur solutions. Now, I'm not sure it's a great idea to actually present myself in such find detail ;). But it was fun to set up.
- spyspy 6y agoMy Sony a6500 has been perfectly fine with my macbook since Sony released the new drivers. I haven't noticed any latency and love getting compliments from zoom peeps on the non-AI blur I get with my 16mm f1.4 lens.
- FeistySkink 6y agoWhat are the max supported resolution and framerate in this mode?
- joshuaali 6y ago> The obvious solution is a camera mode in which it presents itself over USB as a webcam… As far as I know no "real" camera at any price does this. There are! Fujifilm X-A7, Fujifilm X-T200, and Sigma fp are three mirrorless cameras that support UVC. And if you classify action cameras as "real" cameras too, the Insta360 ONE R also supports this. Note that you may have to update the firmware and put the camera in webcam mode to get this to work.