SMTAV PTZ Camera with USB3.0 Outputs,12X Optical Zoom,USB Camera,60FPS,Live Streaming Camera for Broadcast,Conference,Events,Church and School etc (USB3.0)

The camera has only been in my possession for two weeks, but there is so little information available that I figured I'd start the review and add to it as I go. A disclaimer follows My primary goal is to become familiar with all video software and I'm learning as I go along. It might take a while for me to get used to the game. 2.

The next week Two of these cameras are in my possession. You can see two images that I have uploaded showing the zoom function. With only the optical zoom, you can see both fully zoomed in and fully zoomed out of these two images. The camera does not have a They are charged through a powered USB hub, which feeds them into OBS. I love the way they look. now, I control them with presets I call using the remote control that came with the package. With the cameras' RS232 ports, the final objective is to operate them via the It is not yet clear to me how to accomplish that. So far, we have used these two cameras to livestream two church services on Facebook Live, and they both looked amazing. The more I use them, the more experience I have, the more posts I'll make. At the moment, I would give them a rating of (Had to drop a point because the documentation reads like hieroglyphics to someone like me who is completely new to Ubuntu's concept! Then, the 4)- The next week I continue to be impressed by this camera. It is also very responsive to support requests. It was hard for me to figure out how to get the remote control to treat the two cameras separately. At this point, we are looking at the RS232 cables in order to see if we can send our PTZ control signals to the cameras without the need for remote controls. Following that, I will post more updates.

Aniya BEVAN

| May 19, 2021