@@mrfazzy99 In low light its suprisingly, "good". Better then some Lamax cameras for over 2 times the price. I play in CQB, basically big basement with artificial light, sometimes dark and red light only. Its still visible, for that price tag its, usable. That "static" however is ball crushing. Its possible to reduce in post-production, but thats aditional work with various results. They just take some random SMD microphone, thats soldered on the motherboard, inside plastic (mostly empty) shell, located on the back of the device, with small maybe 1.5 mm hole, not even directly above the mic. When i got the patience and will try to open the shell (two part body hold together with snap-on tabs, getting it back together will probably require glue..), i try to look what SMD part it is exactly. I would love to replace it with somewhat better mic, and try to minimize the static, relocate it to the front and get better sound. Doesnt have to be Dolby digital, but given where the mic is from the factory, my own voice is weirdly muffled. Hope its mic HW issue (budget cut on SMD mic) and not anything else.
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Is this the original lens or have you replaced it with a wider one?
It's an original lens.
@iMSUNNYFAN thanks, it's wide enough
Hi, do you have a low light test?
I don't know it has low light test, but this cam have not that good quality for camera options.
Thank you. If possible maybe can record in dark areas. I would like to see how bad the quality is
@@mrfazzy99 In low light its suprisingly, "good". Better then some Lamax cameras for over 2 times the price. I play in CQB, basically big basement with artificial light, sometimes dark and red light only. Its still visible, for that price tag its, usable.
That "static" however is ball crushing. Its possible to reduce in post-production, but thats aditional work with various results.
They just take some random SMD microphone, thats soldered on the motherboard, inside plastic (mostly empty) shell, located on the back of the device, with small maybe 1.5 mm hole, not even directly above the mic.
When i got the patience and will try to open the shell (two part body hold together with snap-on tabs, getting it back together will probably require glue..), i try to look what SMD part it is exactly. I would love to replace it with somewhat better mic, and try to minimize the static, relocate it to the front and get better sound. Doesnt have to be Dolby digital, but given where the mic is from the factory, my own voice is weirdly muffled. Hope its mic HW issue (budget cut on SMD mic) and not anything else.