Video Camera Live

[1.085 lb] Live Video Recording

[8 ms] Bought it for an old camera setup. Camera had no live view but did have video slot. Will not solve live view issues. Entire mount allows easy viewing.

[5.1 x 4.8 x 1"] It does exactly what it says it does. I use it with a Sony video camera to live stream meetings. Simple to use, no set up required.

It does exactly what it says it does. I use it with a Sony video camera to live stream meetings. Simple to use, no set up required.

[26 x 7.5 x 6.3"] Lightweight and works really well for our live video webcasts.

[Glass] Bought this filter for a Canon video camera. I was needing filter for shooting live, so i wont spend time in post. Very nice effect. Fall colors are very accentuated for landscape shotting.

[1x USB-A] We used our GoPro as a live video source during a two-day corporate event. Once we had the camera up, we just forgot about it and left it on. It stayed up and going for two days without issue. But one thing, I believe there's a backdoor accessory for this. Probably a good idea to buy it. I didn't, because I had a stock open Go-Pro backdoor, but the left side of it covers the slot where the power adapter goes into the camera. I had to saw the left side of the door off - so that the adapter would fit.

[2.7 lb] We purchased this hum eliminator to deal with video hum in a live feed set up at our church. We use a camera in one building to send a feed to another building about 200 feet away over a cat 5 distribution balun. The signal had some significant static (noise) in it. The HEC-2000 took all the noise out, resulting in a clean camera feed. Easy to install, great performance.

[1/3"-Type CMOS] In the new normal of live-streaming and video presentation for musicians, this camera is perfectly powerful with features that seem designed for how we have been forced to tweak our business.

[640 x 480] Picked up the beauty for a song to help record live performances of music. The field-of-view is very wide (about 170°), so it may not work for all situations. There is a menu item that will narrow the FOV, but it does not increase the resolution or completely negate the fish-eye effect. That's not an issue for me. You also need good lighting. On the plus side, I LOVE all of the attachments and mounting options that come with the camera, including a bicycle mount that lets me attach it to the XLR of my boom mic, allowing me to take video from overhead as I assemble circuit boards. The camera also allows you to record time-lapse video at one frame per every one, two, or five seconds