SVPRO4K 60fps HDMI USB Zoom Camera USB3.0 Manual Focus Webcam with 2.8-12mm Optical Zoom Lens,Zoom in and Out HD Industrial Camera H.264 60fps 4K Streaming Camera for PC,Raspberry Pi,TV,Monitor

Camera does deliver 4K at 60FPSIn low light you might have to drop to 30 FPSColor resolution is good and sharpness is great. Focus ring is on the sensitive side but you can manage.The 5-50mm IR F1.4 lens suffers from vignetting, so it is better to buy just the camera and a separate lens if possible.It is compatible with zoom and teams BUT! for some reason teams just does not like it.However, I set up OBS as a virtual camera and lowered the resolution to 1080 for teams and it works great.If you are wondering: IR cutoff lens is mounted on the sensor side.

This camera works as expected. Able to zoom and focus as needed over regular USB cameras, even if it is manual. Has multiple connection options and works decently in low light. A bit pricy.

Much clearer than previous streaming cam

This is an extremely well made camera. It has a solid aluminum enclosure and mounting bracket with a good quality telephoto lens. It works with no drivers with a Raspberry Pi 4, a MacBook Pro and my Windows 11 game computer. The picture is much crisper than the built in camera on my MacBook Pro. It can connect to an HDMI monitor separately from the USB computer connection.There are some things to be aware of though. I first tried to use this with the USB cable that came with the camera. It has a USB-C connector on one end and a USB-A connector on the other. Since my MacBook Pro only has USB-C connectors and I have a high speed Thunderbolt dock connected which also has some available USB-A connectors, I tried plugging the camera to the Thunderbolt dock. Using the included cable, the camera powered up but the video to the computer was very erratic and did not look good. I then tried plugging a USB-C to USB-C cable to the camera and Thunderbolt dock. The cable was rated at 10 Gbps. In this case, the video showed up on the computer and looked really good but then it froze. I tried this several times with the same result. Finally, I took the dock out of the equation and connected the camera directly to the computer with that same USB-C to USB-C cable and the camera worked great. As long as the camera was connected directly to my computers, it was fine.The other issue is that the camera focus and zoom are manual so it needs to be positioned where it is going to stay and then focused. Both the focus ring and the zoom ring have set screws to keep them from moving once adjusted. The set screws do not need a screwdriver.Overall, this is a great camera for any area where it will be installed and left in position.

While the computer recognizes this camera as 4K it's definitely not 4k. Image quality is average if not worse. The depth of field is extremely narrow even at low aperture. The only application I see for this thing is in extremely bright production line, but definitely not sufficient for any kind of interviews or podcasts or zoom meetings.

Lens has obvious unusable barrel distortion at any zoom setting. Lens cannot be focused at extremes of zoom. OK for use as a security camera, but not for streaming.

Worked great out of the box. However, It no longer is operational as of day 31 from when I purchased it. Camera powers up but no longer displays an image.