Designed for live streaming, content creation, and video conferencing, the DT-50 Desktop Camera Bracket from SmallRig enables users to mount their cameras, lights, and accessories onto their desktop setup at any angle. The bracket consists of a C-clamp, three articulating arms that rotate 360° and tilt 180°, an arm clamp, and a holding arm that terminates to a 1/4"-20 ball head mount. The 1/4”-20 screws and threads throughout provide endless configurations for precise camera and accessory placement. SmallRig also includes a smartphone mount that supports phones up to 3.3” wide, both a 1/4”-20 to 3/8”-16 and a 1/4"-20 to 5/8”-11 adapter for mounting any accessory, and a spigot to attach lights with yoke mounts. The bracket supports up to 6 lb vertically and 7.3 lb horizontally, ideal for compact and mirrorless cameras, microphones, ring lights, panel lights, and more.

Mount Cameras, Phones, and Accessories    C-Clamp Desktop Bracket for Streaming    7.3 lb Horizontal Load Capacity    6 lb Vertical Load Capacity    3 x 1/4"-20 Articulating Arms    360° Pan, 180° Tilt    Holding Arm with Ball Head and Arm Clamp    1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 and 5/8"-11 Adapters    Includes 3.3" Phone Mount    Spigot for Yoke Mount Lights

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the camera work with BeLive connected to a MacBook Pro?

A: Hi, no. Currently, the Mevo Start streams directly to platforms through its own app and does not operate as a webcam for a software such as Be.Live. Thank you for shopping at B&H!

Q: 2. Would this be a good camera for evening/night owl video and is it weather sealed?

A: This live streaming camera is not weather sealed and not meant for continuous outdoor use. This will not be a good camera for your outdoor needs.

Q: 3. Does this camera work with programs like OBS or Wirecast? Or the Mevo only with Livestream studio?

A: Yes, it can be connected to an NDI network to work with popular mixers including OBS, NewTek TriCaster, Wirecast, vMix, and many others.

Q: 4. If streaming simultaneously on all 3 cameras, does each camera need its own micro SD to record each stream?

A: Yes, if you wish to have an individual recording of each camera's feed, you would need a Micro SD card inside each of the Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera's (3-Pack) cameras.

Q: 5. Does the iOS control over zooming etc have to be on the same local network as the Mevo camera, or can I remotely control the Mevo of someone else over the internet?

A: The Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera can be controlled remotely via Live Production Mevo App once your camera is connected to a network. Zooming capabilities can be controlled directly through the Live production app.

Q: 6. On mfg site in 2019 they state Mevo Start is compatible with SanDisk Ultra microSD. Does anyone know if it will handle the SanDisk Extreme microSD?

A: Yes. The Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera is also compatible with microSDXC.

Q: 7. Can we select all the camera together and live stream like Zoom meeting or streamyard ?

A: Yes, all three cameras form the Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera (3-Pack) can be feed to the same RTMP stream at the same time.

Q: 8. Is this dependent on any servers that might dissappear like Slingbox did?

A: The Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera does not use a proprietary server.

Q: 9. Can the usb-c be used as a headphone port?

A: Unfortunately no. The USB C port of the Mevo Start will not work for headphones.

Q: 10. Can the camera be connected to a sound board and how do we (live stream church) convert a analog sound board to pick up digitially ?

A: Yes, Mevo Start has excellent internal audio but in the event you want to use your own mics or professional audio gear, here are the ways you can mix in external audio: USB Audio via Mevo Start USB-C, 3.5mm TRS line/mic input. The Mevo Mic App, and the mobile device adapter into the Mevo Camera App.