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Sensor: 1/2.8" IMX415
Resolución máxima: 3840 (alto) x 2160 (V).
Sensibilidad: 0,65 V/lux-sec@550 nm.
Tamaño del píxel: 1,45 µm x 1,45 µm.
Compresión de vídeo: MJPEG / YUY2 (YUYV) / H.264
Resolución y velocidad de fotogramas:
3840x2160 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/
2560x1440 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps
1920x1080 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/YUY25fps
1280x720 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/YUY2 10fps
1024x576 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/YUY2 15fps
960x540 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/YUY2 15fps
640x480 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/YUY2 30fps
640x360 MJPEG 30fps/H.264 30fps/YUY2 30fps
Tiempo de procesamiento de imágenes: aproximadamente 8 segundos después de abrir el software de vista previa
Definición central: 1000 LW/PH (centro)
Relación S/N: 30 dB
Iluminación mínima: 0,2 Lux
Tipo de obturador: obturador electrónico/exposición del marco.
Tipo de puerto de conexión: interfaz USB 2.0 e interfaz HDMI V1.4
Soporte AEC
Soporte AWB
Soporte AGC
Parámetros ajustables:
Brillo, contraste, saturación, tono, nitidez, gamma, balance de blancos.
Compensación de retroiluminación, exposición
Parámetro de la lente: lente de baja distorsión de 120 grados, HFOV de aproximadamente 120 a 125 grados.
Fuente de alimentación e interfaz: Fuente de alimentación USB tipo C, visualización tipo C y HDMI simultánea
Voltaje de funcionamiento: 5 V CC.
Corriente de trabajo: 480-500 mA.
Temperatura de almacenamiento: -20 °C a 80 °C.
Temperatura de trabajo: -10 °C a 70 °C.
Cable USB 2 cables:
(1 cable de 1,2 m con puerto tipo C, 1 cable de 1,5 m con puerto HDMI).
Solicitud del sistema operativo:
Win7/Win8/Win9/Win10/Win11, etc. Linux con UVC
MAC-OSX10.4.8 o posterior
Android 5.x o superior
Bob S
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de marzo de 2025
Great resolution
Brinks
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de julio de 2024
This is not your typical webcam. It offers excellent quality but is quite bulky, making it inconvenient for travel. Additionally, it lacks a protective cover, which further complicates its portability.
Corey Smith
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de mayo de 2024
I was looking for a webcam that could capture my entire workspace for video calls and presentations. This ELP camera does the trick! The 120-degree wide angle lens is perfect for fitting everyone in frame during group calls, and the 4K resolution is incredibly sharp and clear. I appreciate the flexibility of having both HDMI and USB output options, so I can easily connect it to different devices. The built-in microphone is also decent, but I prefer using my external mic for even better audio quality.
kegman83
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de octubre de 2024
These cameras are really nice, unfortunately for me I ordered the only model that does not come with zooming features. Installation and setup were easy and resolution is fantastic for a camera that size.
JHoney
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de abril de 2024
I got the 120-degree lens.Simultaneous output is nice, super handy.Focus adjustment is a bit hard to set. The lens fixture wants to move as you tighten the fixing screw so it takes a few tries to get it dialed in.The 'no distortion' lens produces a pretty good image unless you're shooting within a foot or so. Then the image corners have pretty noticeable curves (see cutting mat photo). You probably shouldn't ever do close-ups like that though. The camera has software zoom control ('digital zoom'), and that will do a decent job with the 4K sensor, or you can just crop it in post.The device gets a warm in use, about 45C (113F) on the case surface. At 4K30 with MJPEG I saw power draw of 2.83W, and at 4K30 H264 I saw 3.06W. With just HDMI active I saw about 2.74W.I could not get 4K out of the HDMI output. I was rather confused as the product info only mentions 4K, simultaneous output, and that the HDMI is 1.4 (which is capable of 4K@30). When I open the device I saw that the HDMI chip is Lontium LT8912B, and its datasheet only claims "Up to 60Hz 1080p 8-bit HDMI output", despite being HDMI 1.4 compliant.I'm built-in H.264 is nice to have since I can capture compressed without running a CPU/GPU encoder.I pulled the supported USB mode resolutions with v4l2-ctl. They are:'MJPG' (Motion-JPEG, compressed)'H264' (H.264, compressed)'HEVC' (HEVC/H.265, compressed)640x360, 640x480, 960x540, 1024x576, 1280x720, 1920x1080, 2560x1440, 3840x2160All at 30, 20, or 15 fps'YUYV' (YUYV 4:2:2, uncompressed)640x360, 640x480: 30, 20, or 15 fps960x540, 1024x576: 15, 10, or 5 fps1280x720: 10, 5, or 2 fps1920x1080: 5 or 2 fpsThe uncompressed modes are kind of useless. The lack of 60fps at 1080p or lower, even on compressed modes, kind of stinks. HDMI capture at least gives you the possibility to get footage at 1920x1080 60 fps.I could not see a model on the camera sensor, but it looks like other IMX415 chip photos I see on the web. The main processing chip was covered by heatsink that I did not remove, it can remain a mystery.
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