Als Ergänzung zum Kit-Objektiv habe ich mir das 22mm Pancake dazugekauft. Dieser Brennweitenbereich ist für mich neben dem Nifty-Fifty besonders interessant und die Lichtstärke der Festbrennweiten ermöglichen einen wunderbaren Kreativspielraum. Da ich auch an der 5D3 das 35er und 50er häufig nutze, wollte ich das gleiche Feeling auch an meiner EOS-M "mitnehmen", wenn ich mal keine Lust auf Schlepperei des großen Equipments habe. Dafür wurde diese Kamera angeschafft. Nach ein paar Tagen Praxis-Test hier mein Fazit:Bildschärfe:Für den EOS-Winzling super. Natürlich nicht zu vergleichen mit dem 35er (1,4 von Sigma) an einer 5D, aber dennoch über meinen Erwartungen. Schärfeabfall im Rand ist vorhanden, aber zu vernachlässigen. Das machen einige deutlich teurere Gläser schlechter. Deutliches ++CAs:Ebenso kaum spürbar bisher. Etwas deutlicher bei schlechten Lichtverhältnissen wahrzunehmen. Aber nichts, was Lightroom nicht mit ein paar schnellen Handgriffen in den Griff bekommen kann. Deutliches ++Vignettierung:Hier war ich das erste Mal von dem Winzling enttäuscht. Bei Offenblende ist sowohl bei guten als auch schlechten Lichtverhältnissen eine deutliche Vignette wahrzunehmen. Gut, auch das kann man nachträglich korrigieren und so schlimm wie an einigen "großen" Sigmas ist sie noch lange nicht, aber ich finde es nicht akzeptabel. OK, man kann abblenden, aber will ich das? Ich mag die Kreativität, die mir eine lichtstarke Festbrennweite ermöglicht. 2,0 am Crop sind ohnehin schon nicht mit 2,0 am KB vergleichbar. Dann möchte ich mich nicht noch weiter verschlechtern. Hier gibt es ein leichtes -AF-Performance:Die ist nun unter aller Sau! Gut, die EOS-M ist trotz allen Bekundungen des Hersteller alles andere als eine AF-performante Camera. Aber die Fokussierung ist mit dem Pancake im Vergleich zum 18-55er STM Kit-Objektiv noch mehr zur Glückssache avanciert. In schwierigen Situationen bin ich nach ewiger "Pumperei" meist auf die manuelle Fokussierung umgestiegen, welche aber aufgrund des fehlenden Suchers und des Touchscreen-Menüs im Vergleich zur DSLR spürbar schwieriger und zeitintensiver ist. Das sind dann möglicherweise die fehlenden Sekunden, auf die es angekommen ist. Ich hatte mir eigentlich vom Pancake eine Performance-Steigerung des ohnehin lahmen AF der EOS-M im Vergleich zum Kit-Objektiv erhofft. Das Gegenteil ist der Fall. Hierfür ein deutliches --(Falls es anderen nicht so ergeht, bitte gern kommentieren. Ich würde dann dazu neigen, das Objektiv vom Canon-Service prüfen zu lassen, um auszuschliessen, dass ich eine Gurke erwischt habe.)Summasummarum würde ich 3,5 Sterne vergeben. Da mir die Bildqualität mit Abstand am wichtigsten ist (und die Schärfe ist bei Offenblende wirklich super), runde ich auf 4 auf, anstatt abzurunden.Habe auch ein paar Bilder bereitgestellt. Die Aufnahmen sind alle im RAW entstanden und in Lightroom entwickelt. Ebenso in allen Fällen Offenblende.Allzeit gutes Licht da draußen :)HINWEIS VOM JULI 2013!Die Rezension bezieht sich auf die erste Firmware-Version. Mit der Version 2 konnte ich es nicht testen, da ich es vorher aufgrund der geschilderten Probleme zurückgegeben hatte.

I purchased this light as a Christmas present for my daughter who posts on Social Media. The light arrived 2 days before Christmas and the package had been badly damaged during transit and some key components were missing as a result. That was the beginning of my bad experience.At first I contacted Amazon directly and I have to be honest Amazon were, to say the least extremely unhelpful and following a number of contacts the only solution they offered me was that I had to post the item back to them before they would even offer a refund. This would have been extremely inconvenient for me as I would have had to try and source new packaging and pay for postage etc which given the size and weight of the item I reckon would not have been cheap. And more importantly, this would not help me with my Christmas Present situation, but Amazon didn't seem to care. That was my bad experience which I solely put down to Amazon Corporate and not the actual seller.At this stage I felt quite bitter and let down but then I noticed that I could contact the seller (Eoto Light Store) directly and this was the beginning of my Good Experience, to be honest 'Good' doesn't do them justice, 'Great' or 'Excellent' experience would be a better more accurate description.I contacted Eoto Light Store directly on Christmas Eve afternoon more in Hope and Desperation than in Expectation and explained my situation. Amazingly, within 2 hours I had received a reply from Kevin at Eoto Light Store who was most apologetic and understanding and looking to help. I explained my experience with Amazon and how the only option they offered me was to return the item and the difficulties that presented for me. I explained that I wasn't looking for a refund or for a full replacement, I would have been happy to just be sent the missing parts, that way I could give my daughter her present and simply explain that the missing parts would be sent seperately. Kevin agreed to this without question and was most helpful. (please note that Kevin even sent me a message on Christmas Day). Then the following day, 26th December, Kevin messaged me advising me that he had arranged for a completely brand new light to be sent to me in Ireland from France, the original had been dispatched from the UK. This replacement has now arrived, fully intact with all components. Thank You Kevin and Eoto Light Store for absolutely first rate customer service. You have far far exceeded my expectations.As for the light itself, I am no expert on these products but I know my daughter is over the moon with her new Ring Light. She has had several ring lights in the past and none of them came anywhere close to this light. It feels like a quality product just by looking and handling it and it does everything it says on the tin. It is extremely bright when set at its highest setting but can be dimmed or brightened according to your needs. The type of light can also be adjusted from natural to extremely white, as I have said, I'm no expert on this but my daughter showed me the various adjustments and both she and I were impressed. The tripod stand is sturdy and appears fairly well balanced and there are fittings to hold upto 3 mobile phones or a camera. There are also two remote controls, one for the light and one to control the phone to take pictures.So in summary, the light including accessories has matched or exceeded my expectations. The courier service on the first occasion did not. Amazon Corporate certainly did not. But Eoto Light Store absolutely exceeded my expectations and I could not recommend them more highly.A great Ring Light from a First Rate Supplier.Stars out of Five: I'd give them an Eight if I could. (*****)***

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 Die Poly 20 ist wirklich ein ausergewöhnlicher Konferenzlautsprecher und das in jeder Hinsicht.Betrieben wird er in einem gut 8x4m grossen Raum.Vorab, das Gerät taugt nicht nur für Telefonkonferenzen, sondern auch für Musik, Filme und Computergames, ist also sehr universal einsetzbar.-- Optik/Haptik --Der optischen Eindruck der Lautsprechers ist echt sehr, sehr gut. Er wirkt schon fast wie ein stylisches Gadget anstatt einer schnöden Telefonspinne.Das matte Metall in Verbindung mit dem edlen Stoffbezug und dem cooles Statuslicht ist echt sehr beeindruckend. Die ungewöhnliche Form tut ihren Rest zum optischen Eindruck.Einfach nur Top !!!Die Haptik bei der Bedienung ist Super. Die Touchflächen reagieren super und auch die Knöpfe (Ein/Aus und Bluetooth) sind gut zu erreichen.Einzig die Öffnung für die Trageschlaufe ist sehr klein ausgefallen. Dafür braucht man etwas Geduld.-- Sound / Klang --Der Klang der Anlage ist absolut überragend! Die Stimmen sind derart gut zu verstehen, das ist kaum zu glauben. So kristalklare und saubere Stimmen habe ich noch nie mit einem Konferenzlautsprecher gehört und das ist ja auch das wichtigste!Gleichzeitig ist der Bass wirklich sehr präsent und raumfüllend, einfach der Hammer. Ich verstehe nicht wie sie einen derart guten Sound in so ein kleines Kästchen gebracht haben.Die Micros scheinen auch sehr gut zu funktionieren, zumindest wurde mir das in den Telefonkonferenzen immer wieder gesagt. Dabei bewege ich mich wesentlich weiter weg, als die vorgegebenen 2m. Wie gut die Geräuschunterdrückung funktioniert, kann ich nicht sagen, den bei mir ist es eigentlich immer sehr ruhig.Der Klang kann übrigens in der App nochmals geregelt werden (Bass, Flat, Straight) und damit der Bass reduziert und die Stimmen noch mehr vorgehoben werden.-- Konektivität --Der Anschluss ist mittels USB-A oder BT möglich.Mit USB-A wird das Gerät sofort in Windows erkannt und 5 Sekunden später ist die Einrichtung fertig und einsatzbereit.Bei BT ist es genauso einfach. Dauert auch nur ein paar Sekunden. Diverse Handys wurden sofort und gut erkannt.-- Ladefunktion --Das Laden eines Telefons oder von etwas anderem klappt auch gut und einfach, wenn auch nicht besonders schnell. Das schnellste das ich laden konnte, waren knapp 9 Watt.-- App --Die Software/App mit dem Namen Lens ist gut 180MB gross. Man kann sie ohne Registrierung oder Anmeldung verwenden. Das ist sehr löblich, weil das heute nur mehr selten der Fall ist! Echt Top!In der Software kann man die Firmware upgraden, die Sprache einstellen und etliche weitere Dinge tun.Die "Rocket" Taste ist nicht komplett frei programmierbar, sondern man kann aus verschiedenen Vorgaben wählen. Auch Sprachassisten wie Siri oder Alexa sind einstellbar.-- Akku --Der Akku soll für bis zu 20 Stunden reichen. Das habe ich nicht getestet, da der Lautsprecher bei mir direkt am PC hängt.Testweise habe ich mal ein paar Stunden Musik am Handy gehört das hat super und lange geklappt.-- Sonstiges --Das USB-A Anschlusskabel ist ausreichend lang um es an einem Notebook am Computer anzuschließen. Für einen Computer unter dem Tisch könnte es knapp werden.Die Unterseite hat ein paar Gummifüße, damit er gut steht und eine Öffnung für den Bassreflex, damit der Sound besser ist. Deswegen sollte da immer etwas Luft dazu kommen können. Auch das Kabel kann man dort aufwickeln.-- Zubehör --Außer des Lautsprechers ist noch eine Trageschleife und eine Stoffhülle zum Transport dabei.-- Preis --Der Preis von aktuell ca. 100€ ist für das Gerät absolut gerechtfertigt!-- Fazit --Das Gerät ist wirklich absolut Top und man bekommt für den Preis wirklich ein unglaublich gutes, flexibles Gerät, das an Hochwertigkeit nur mehr sehr schwer getopt werden kann.Man kann das Gerät wirklich ohne Bedenken stehen lassen, weil es einfach Top aussieht!Absolute Kaufempfehlung!

I have owned several scopes over the years: a Meade ETX-90, an Orion 6" DOB, and a Zhumell 10" DOB (which I returned - read on).When I recently renewed my passion for astronomy earlier this year (2010), I started pulling out my little ETX-90 on a regular basis. Unfortunately, the aperture size and long focal length really limited my viewing to Saturn. I decided it was time to go for something with a bit more power. I bought the 10" DOB I mentioned above. It wasn't passed than the third trip outside, precariously carrying the OTA (Optical Tube Assembly) while "butting" the door open and avoiding hitting my dining room table, that I decided I needed to return that monstrosity for something more portable (by the way, it was a wonderful scope! If you can store it where moving it isn't a problem, it'll do the job!).Enter the Celestron NexStar 6SE.When the scope arrived, I opened the box and pulled out the parts. Having watched the instructional video on how to assemble the item earlier in the day, I didn't even need to look at the directions to get it put together. The tripod was solid and had little play. The OTA was easy to "drop" onto the pins on the tripod, and then I only needed to lock down the three knobbed screws to mount the scope completely. I did need to align the viewfinder, which was easy enough by lining up on Venus.I had forgotten how much I liked the GOTO system (my old ETX-90's mount had long ago stopped functioning). For the 6SE, I used the NexStar alignment method on my first attempt, which simply required 3 bright objects in the sky - I did not need to know what the objects were (you will, however, have to enter some other info like your latitude and longitude, time zone, date and time. Your latitude and longitude is easily found online). It was now time for the first viewing. I selected my old standby, Saturn. The scope slewed very quickly to the object, even going back and forth a bit to account for any play in the gears. When I looked through the low powered eye piece (25mm), Saturn was just left of center (likely my fault on the initial alignment). I then manually centered the planet and replaced my eye piece with a higher powered piece - a 9mm lens. All I can say is wow. I live a few miles from the Pittsburgh International Airport, so light pollution is a real problem for me. But, Saturn came in as crisp as I have ever seen it, and 4 of her moons were very easily discernible.However, planetary viewing isn't so difficult with even the most basic scope. I decided to try a few more difficult targets. I could see that The Big Dipper was out, so I typed in M51 - The Whirlpool Galaxy. After a few quick moments of slewing, I took to the eyepiece again (back to the 25mm, btw), and there were two "eyes" looking at me (M51 is actually two galaxies). Of course with bad seeing conditions and a 6" scope, I could not make out any of the "arms" of the galaxy, but I could easily see the telltale fuzzy eyes. I was quite surprised I was able to resolve them that easily with the smaller aperture on this scope! I don't remember my old 6" DOB having that easy of a time, but maybe that was due to the GOTO capability of this item.Next, I turned my attention to M81 and M82, two other galaxies very close to The Dipper. They came in great, with M82 showing off its profile nicely even with my (relatively) bad seeing conditions.Finally, I hit M3, which is a brilliant globular star cluster. The cluster was a wonderful view in this scope. Switching to a higher power eye piece caused many stars to shimmer in and out of view - it was jaw dropping.Anyway, I wanted to point out that, if you need a portable scope that is capable of showing you some wonderful astronomical sights, this scope fits the bill. Although another reviewer is right in that the stock eye pieces aren't incredible (nor are any other stock pieces!), you would certainly be happy with this scope for the occasional "quick" viewing session. Heck, put a few additional dollars (well, a few hundred!) down for some better eye pieces, and you'll be thrilled for years to come!One final note: due to the design of the Schmidt Cassegrain scope, you are almost required to buy a dew shield, unless you live in Phoenix or some other really dry area. Here in the northeast, my scope fogged up very quickly. I was able to build a temporary dew shield with some black construction paper that worked fine, but that's no long term solution. Astronomy is certainly not a cheap hobby!Overall, I am very pleased with this scope. And, unless you are more than casually into this hobby, I think you will be, too.

Oramai sono diventato un fan del marchio Neewer, dal momento che mi son sempre trovato bene con tutti i prodotti che ho acquistato o provato, tutti dall'ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo.Questo treppiede per video non fa eccezione, anzi, forse ne è la dimostrazione migliore.Il treppiede è importante come dimensioni, non certo come un treppiede fotografico compatto... insomma non è di quelli che porti in giro attaccato allo zaino, ma nasce per tutt'altro scopo; pesa circa 3,5Kg.La custodia è resistente, comoda e anche con un bel design... e si nota già da questa la cura dei particolari.All'interno troviamo il treppiede ed una tasca per accessori tra cui diverse chiavi a brugola per il fissaggio delle viti e la leva - da avvitare - per controllare il movimento della testa.Il montaggio è molto semplice: il treppiede è formato da tre sezioni che ne permettono di variare l'altezza da 84,5 a ben 189cm. Risulta stabile, anche se le gambe in alluminio sono piuttosto leggere, rendendolo comunque facile da trasportare.La testa fluida è protetta da un'ulteriore copertura... ottima scelta.La fotocamera/telecamera va fissata su una piastra a sgancio rapido. E' più larga di quelle usate dai gimbal, quindi se usate una fotocamera e non una telecamera dedicata, verosimilmente dovrete montarla ogni volta... e qui si vede l'ingegno e la cura dei dettagli: all'interno della piastra c'è una piccola chiave a brugola fissata con un magnete per poter stringere la piastra alla fotocamera. Ottima soluzione! Infatti odio dovermi portare ogni volta dietro un cacciavite per poter fissare quella del gimbal... scomodissimo!Solo questo dettaglio a mio avviso vale una stella tutta per lui...Nella piastra ci sono due diverse filettature: 3/8 classica e 1/4 per usarlo con faretti ed accessori.La testa fluida è molto piacevole da usare; i panning sono regolari ed il rientro dal tilt è ammortizzato: in pratica se ruotate la camera inquadrando verso l'alto e poi lasciate la leva, ritorna in posizione lentamente, ammortizzando e rallentando il ritorno in posizione. Molto gradevole.Ultimo dettaglio sono i fermi per mantenere bloccate le gambe quando riposto in valigia, senza che si tocchino e quindi si rovinino sfregandosi.Il prezzo non è economicissimo, ma decisamente più contenuto rispetto a prodotti di pari qualità e finiture, offerti da marchi più noti e blasonati.Lo consiglio vivamente a chi cerca un treppiede in ambito video; per altri utilizzi (fotografia, studio, ecc.) probabilmente non ha senso optare per una testa fluida, anche se magari un treppiede così stabile può tornar utile in caso di attrezzatura pesante.Tra soddisfatto e vivamente consigliato!

Sto usando da circa due settimane questa action cam di Insta360, conoscevo gia questo genere di action cam in quanto mi ero già approcciato a questo mondo acquistando una One X, la qualitá delle immagini acquisite è migliorata e questo punto a parer mio giustifica il prezzo che apparentemente puó sembrare un po alto.Il grande upgrade di questa versione rispetto alle precedenti é sicuramente il grande touch-display che rende possibile l'utilizzo della cam anche senza dover ricorrere all'uso del telefonino e questa cosa mi é piaciuta molto, adesso riesco ad impostare i vari settaggi della cam e a monitorare l'immagine senza dover necessariamente usare la app.L'uso è molto piacevole, il display é reattivo, fluido nei vari cambi pagina del menu e scattante nel mostrare i cambiamenti di settaggio selezionati.Dopo pochi giorni di utilizzo ho ricevuto il primo update del firmware che ha corretto piccoli bug e ha ottimizzato alcune funzionalitá, ricordo anche con la mia X di prima generazione che frequentemente venivano rilasciati update e venivano aggiunte nuove funzionalitá,spero che anche con la X3 sia la stessa cosa,Arrivando dal mondo GoPro, in quanto possessore di vari modelli (6 e 8 Black) devo dire che l'editing attraverso la app Insta360 è anni luce avanti rispetto alla app della Gopro.Continuo a trovarmi bene con la facilitá di utilizzo di questa app, per chi non ha esperienza di video editing è possibile affidarsi a diversi algoritmi di intelligenza artificiale (AI) che, dopo aver analizzatoil video acquisito, sono in grado di realizzare un editing automatico con gli spezzoni video migliori, combinandoli con effetti e dissolvenze che fanno risparmiare un sacco di tempo.Inoltre, utilizzando e seguendo a schermo i tutorials dei "templates" é possibile comporre dei video guidati, questa é a parer mio la parte piú divertente. Clonare una persona,sostituire il cielo con un altro sfondo e altri effetti particolari, sono facilissimi da realizzarsi utilizzando la app.Questa action cam è impermeabile e si adatta a diversi scenari, idonea a catturare contenuti di qualitá in svariate attività sportive, trova utilizzo anche come cam "familiare" per riprendereeventi in famiglia, nella tranquillitá delle 4 mura domestiche o durante un barbecue in giardino.Non sono dipendente da social networks peró ogni tanto posto qualche video che realizzo in moto e devo dire che mi piace la possibilitá con un solo click di creare video ottimizzati in 4:5 o 9:16 pronti ad essere pubblicati su Tick Tock e Instagram.Un'altra particolaritá degna di nota è il selfie stick "invisibile", che insieme al corpo camera non sarà visibile nei video ripresi, questo, apre un mondo di possibilitá creative.Insomma questa cam mi ha convinto non solo per la facilitá d'uso ma anche per la stabilizzazione che offre, i video in movimento sono fluidi e privi di scossoni anche nelle situazioni di ripresepiù estreme, e per questi casi particolari è disponibile anche tutta una serie di accessori che espandono le già tante possibilitá creative della X3. La consiglio.

The SkyMasters arrived carefully packed and collimated. One negative I noted is the narrow neckstrap included. It's much too small for a pair of binos this size, and I'm sure it would leave a "rope burn" on the back of my neck if I use it. To correct this, I removed the MUCH BEEFIER strap from my old Jason 10 x 50s and attached it to the new SkyMasters. Problem solved.The other negative is the flimsy, nylon carrying case. I would prefer to have a hard carrying case to help prevent the binos from being bumped out of collimation during storage and transit. For this reason alone, I considered giving the SkyMasters four out of five stars, but this issue isn't related to the performance of the product itself.Many reviewers have commented on the weight of the SkyMasters. Yes, they are definitely heavier than my 10 x 50s, but I expected them to be much heavier. They are surprisingly easy to hand-hold. Those folks who have difficulty with the weight, may find it easier to hold the barrels near the objective lens to distribute the weight evenly.My first night using them outside was a real treat as I did a quick star test to determine star color accuracy and brightness. I looked at three of my favorite stars - Deneb, Sadr and Mirfak. I swing the binos up to the northwest and check out first-magnitude Deneb (1,425 light years away), in the constellation Cygnus. It's a rare, A2Ia (white-hot supergiant) star about 108 - 114 times the size of our sun, shining with an astounding luminosity of 54,400 suns!!! It marks the top of the Northern Cross in Cygnus. If Deneb was put in place of our sun right this moment, earth would be roasted instantly!! Through the SkyMasters, Deneb appears as a brilliantly-bright, sharply-focused, white point of light! Magnificent!Just below Deneb, in the same constellation, I scan down to mid-second-magnitude Sadr (1,830 light years distant), an F8Iab (yellow-white-hot supergiant) star nearly the same color and temperature as our sun, but an enormous 183 times larger, shining with a fierce luminosity of 60,000 suns!!! The SkyMasters reveal Sadr's beautiful, light yellow hue. Stunning!Now, I swing over to the northeast and up to check out second-magnitude Mirfak (590 light years away), the brightest star in the constellation Perseus. It's an F5Ib (yellow-white-hot supergiant), 62 times the size of our sun and 5,000 times brighter. Mirfak appears similar in brightness and color to the yellowish-white light of a car headlight seen about 1/2 mile in the distance by the unaided eye. Impressive!Since the bright, first-magnitude star, Capella, is nearby in the constellation Auriga, I pan over a short distance to the left. Actually, Capella is a binary star system consisting of a G8III (yellow-orange-hot giant) and G0III (yellow-hot giant) star in very close mutual orbit around each other. The combined light of both stars is similar in brightness to the yellowish-white light of a car headlight seen about 1/4 mile in the distance by the unaided eye. Very bright, indeed!To really appreciate the light-gathering ability of the Celestrons, first look at your favorite stars with your old binos. Then, view them through the SkyMasters. The star brightness from 50mm to 70mm aperture is substantial, and is enhanced by the SkyMaster's BAK-4 prisms. What I once thought was bright with my Jason 10 x 50s with lower-quality BK-7 prisms, now is dim compared to the SkyMasters!The SkyMaster's 4.4-degree field of view can make it a bit challenging to locate a star, unless you're familiar with the constellations, and know the location of the star and its color. I found that aiming the SkyMasters in the general direction of the star, placing them to your eyes and raising them up a little higher will place the star in the field of view.The center focus dial and right diopter eyepiece rotate smoothly through their full range of motion, and are easy to turn, even with winter gloves on. I didn't detect any tightness or looseness in either dial.Because of their weight and higher magnification, there is a considerable amount of "star dancing" when viewing a star with the SkyMasters. This annoyance is much more pronounced than it is with my 10 x 50s. Previous reviewers have touched upon this as well, and have remedied the problem with a tripod. I'm still trying to find other ways (if there are any) of steadying the SkyMasters, short of purchasing a tripod. I want to maximize the SkyMaster's "ultimate portability," by swinging them from one area of the sky to another rapidly, to compare star colors and brightness, without having to move and re-station a tripod over and over again.There you have it, the biggest advantage of the SkyMasters - ultimate portability! I've had two telscopes in the past, but got rid of them both. Wasting time setting up the scope, fishing around trying to locate a star, then seeing a fuzzy "blob" with one eye closed once I did find the star, wasn't fun. Let's not forget having to tear down the scope and store it away! More time wasted.Now, if I want to check out a few of my favorite stars after supper on a winter night - no problem! Just throw on a parka, hat and gloves, grab the Skymasters and step out in the back yard for a quick view. Ahh, Wezen sure looks beautiful tonight!

Ho acquistato questo prodotto (Action Cam 4K modello CU-SPC06) principalmente perché alla ricerca di una webcam che in questo periodo di emergenza Covid sono di difficile reperibilità.Non conoscevo COOAU, non uso abitualmente le Action Cam quindi avevo sentito parlare bene solo della blasonata GO PRO, ma dopo aver letto diverse recensioni e video-recensioni, e considerato il prezzo a cui viene venduta (io l'ho pagata in promozione 50 euro circa) mi sono deciso ad acquistarla.La funzione webcam non è immediatamente disponibile, va richiesta al servizio di supporto clienti COOAU, che risponde velocemente inviando il file auto-installante e la relativa procedura, davvero facile da portare a termine e con traduzione in italiano.Tornando alle funzionalità di ACTION CAM, l'ho provata qualche giorno e devo dire che sono pienamente soddisfatto delle sue funzionalità e della qualità video.Il video arriva a 4K con 30 fps, oppure 25fps con lo stabilizzatore EIS attivo. Il 4K è in realtà un 2K upscalato, ma la qualità video è davvero buona. Si può anche scendere a risoluzione Full HD a 60fps oppure 720p a ben 120 frame.Lo stabilizzatore EIS funziona molto bene per i movimenti orizzontali, un po' meno sui verticali, ma tutto sommato fa il suo dovere nel rendere il video pienamente godibile.L'audio integrato suona piuttosto cupo, ma c'è la possibilità di collegare un microfono esterno (fornito in dotazione) che migliora sensibilmente l'audio.Inoltre sono forniti diversi supporti per caschi e bike, il supporto subacqueo impermeabile con guarnizione di scorta, vari fissaggi a strappo, telecomando e doppia batteria.Insomma tutto quello che serve è più o meno incluso nella confezione ad eccezione del caricabatterie esterno da tavolo. E' presente però il cavetto micro USB per caricare la batteria montata in CAM e per trasferire i file al PC.Per maggiori approfondimenti e per capire se la CAM COOAU fa per voi, vi consiglio di vedere le video-recensioni, ce ne sono diverse davvero complete ed esaustive.Riguardo la funzione WEBCAM, dicevo che l'installazione del firmware modificato è molto veloce e ben guidata dal tutorial in italiano. Una volta installato, nel menu di ricarica USB viene presentata una funzione aggiuntiva denominata CAM, che avvia la connessione webcam con risoluzione 720p a 30 fps. La webcam viene riconosciuta dal PC immediatamente (Windows 10).La qualità video è davvero buona e permette lunghe sessioni di videoconferenza senza alcun problema. Ricordatevi solo di disattivare lo spegnimento automatico della camera e, se preferite, collegate il microfono esterno per migliorare l'audio.Visto il prezzo, le funzionalità e gli accessori in dotazione, davvero un ottimo prodotto e 5 stelle meritate.