Mam kamerę obserwacyjną Ecovox 4K 23 lipca 2021 r. Konfiguracja nie była trudna Potrafi łatwo zrozumieć, jak działają przyciski; instrukcje są bardzo łatwe do naśladowania (oprócz złej gramatyki). Pobrałem aplikację „Hunting Camera 4K” na mój iPhone 7 bez żadnych problemów. Zasadniczo wszystko, co musisz zrobić, aby połączyć się bezprzewodowo z kamerą, to upewnić się, że Bluetooth jest włączony, a następnie zmienić ustawienia Wi-Fi w telefonie na EcoVox... to proste. Mój aparat znajduje się na zewnątrz około 30 stóp i mogę zrobić prawie wszystko, czego potrzebuję, na przykład zmienić ustawienia, przeglądać miniatury zdjęć i filmów, pobierać je itp. Po wyjściu z aplikacji mogę wrócić do niej bez łączenie się z aparatem i wyświetlanie większego ujęcia zdjęć i filmów. Jestem bardzo zadowolona z zakupu... ale to dopiero dwie noce.

Capture Camera Clip jest właśnie tym, czego potrzebowaliśmy podczas naszych wędrówek z plecakiem. Mój mąż był zachwycony, że dostałam go na urodziny. Najlepszy przedmiot dla naszego doświadczenia fotograficznego.

Susan S z Amrest Video camera w końcu uruchomiła moją kamerę. Mówiłem do 3 powtórzeń i trzeci raz był urokiem. Dziękuję za podniesienie i kręcenie mojego aparatu.

Capture Camera Clip V3 działa naprawdę dobrze. Mam go przymocowany do mojego codziennego plecaka na prawym pasku na ramię. Gorąco polecam wybór śrub, które używają klucza imbusowego. Śruby skręcające palce z czasem poluzowują się, jak wspominali inni w swoich komentarzach. Nie mam tego problemu ze śrubami imbusowymi. Wsuwanie aparatu do klipsa jest płynne i uwielbiam szpilkę szybkiego zwalniania. Wszystko jest bezpieczne i bezpieczne. Moją jedyną opinią na temat ulepszenia jest to, że kamera porusza się, gdy jest zabezpieczona klipsem. Byłoby lepiej, gdyby dopasowanie było nieco ciaśniejsze.

I really like microphone. The build quality is incredible and it feels extremely well made (no cheap feeling plastic on this one). It had some weight to it as well which tells me it likely can take some bumps or small drops and most likely be OK.It comes with 2 different connection cables, depending on what your device uses and 2 different covers for the mic itself. It has the basic foam one and what is referred to as a deadcat. The deadcat really does a great job blocking wind when filming outdoors in windy conditions.The quality of the microphone is superb and perfect for vlogging or just recording in general. I use this as my daily driver for recording videos. I was even able to get this to work with different action cameras with the appropriate adapters (not included).Also in the box is a cold shoe mount which is perfect for mounting this to your camera, phone, or action camera (some other not included accessories may be needed depending on your setup).All in all this microphone is awesome and it works extremely well. If you are looking for a great quality microphone for recording audio and don't want to break the bank, I would look no further!

I purchased this quality Akaso V50 camera to use while trail riding on my horse. It was really easy to buy a helmet connector, and then simply use the handy wrist remote. I am happy with the picture quality, ease-of-use of the camera, and especially impressed that I can easily purchase accessories to accommodate wearing on my helmet, chest, or other means. The camera and clear protective case is sturdy and I expect this to last for many years. The camera includes two batteries for convenience and extended recording time. The included helmet attachment was not curved to accommodate the rounded shape of my helmet. Easily remedied by purchasing an adjustable helmet harness, which will also be easier to notice if it comes off, so I don’t lose the camera while I duck under branches. The camera has automatic shut off to protect the batteries. I was manually turning on the camera before starting my trail ride. So of course by the time I got to starting the recording with the remote wristband, the camera had turned off. Now that I figured this out, I appreciate the battery/data saving feature. It’s great to use the video for training purposes, vacations, or to enjoy watching some beautiful green scenery of you and your horse, when you’re sitting at home in the dead of winter. I am not a tech person, and like things to be simple. This camera offers simple use, and many more additional features for those who want to use them. I’ll be learning more features as I go.

I am quite happy with my purchase of AKASO V50X. The touch screen works very well and it even supports swipe gestures. Two batteries plus charger to charge them at the same time is quite handy. I always have a fully charged battery.The video quality and the image stabilization are quite good.You can charge the AKASO V50X while recording by connecting a power bank via a micro-usb cable.The camera has input for an external microphone --- not many cameras in this price range do. Akaso sells the microphone for $10. One drawback, though, is that it uses the same micro-usb port and so you cannot charge while using the external microphone.I have not tested the water-proof capabilities yet. I have barely scratched the capabilities of this camera.One of the reasons I purchased this camera was because it comes with a bluetooth remote control that you wear like a watch. I can start and stop video recording by pressing a button.One complaint: The documentation says that pressing the gray video button starts the recording. But it didn't work on 2 occasions and I missed recording 2 important action sequences. But I found out that a long press (2 or 3 seconds) works reliably.Suggested improvement: There are 2 buttons, one for recording video and one for taking a picture. However, the camera has to be in the correct mode. If it is in the video recording mode and you press the red button to take a still picture, it won't take a picture. Similarly, if you are in the still picture mode and you press the grey button, it won't record video. I hope Akaso fixes this with a firmware update.

Mics are awfully difficult to say yea or nay since what one hears varies by content, recording device and playback device. All I could do is compare it to what I have in that price range which is a Polsen CS-88A and a PowerDewise lavalier. I think I prefer the Polsen with its low cut roll off, but the differences are minor enough that with the proper post processing I think one could make them all sound pretty much the same. The Polsen uses a foam wind screen and offers a 10 db boost, so it is the loudest of the bunch, but also the largest and needs a battery. The PowerDewise offers no camera mount and has no directionality. The K&F has a nice little hot shoe mount, and the included desktop tripod is adequate for casual speech voice recording.I ran the K&F into my old Zoom H1 and I think it makes a nice mono, somewhat directional mic for use that way. When in this price range, unless you have the mics side by side, I think you just have to go with features and accessories, and plan to do the best you can with the audio you get from them. If you like the compact size, the deadcat and could use a little plastic tripod, then this kit will probably do nicely for you.