This webcam features 8X digital zoom, which is a huge benefit from content creators. Other features include camera control, easy setup, and more. Check out a breakdown of the the HuddleCamHD Pro here:

• Video resolution: Up to 4K
• Frame rate: 30 fps
• 1/2.5” CMOS 8.51M megapixel sensor
• 108° ultra-wide field of view
• 8K digital zoom
• Auxo framing

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After YEARS and years of searching for a worthwhile webcam, one that doesn’t look terrible and actually saves your settings through reboots, I have found one. This is the HuddleCam HD 4K USB webcam. It supports 1080p and 4K over USB 3.0 or HDMI (or both), saves your settings even across computers, and has an extra super power that unlocks some creative potential.

Imagine the possibilities of a webcam that can zoom in!

For those hosting YouTube or Facebook Live shows or instructional videos, the opportunities are limitless. Share your expertise with the world!

With an ultra-crisp 4K sensor, this webcam will take your video conferencing and live streaming projects to the next level. Want to pan, tilt and zoom with a webcam? No problem! Capture beautiful video in 4k and zoom in just like a broadcast PTZ camera with loss-less digital zoom. Zoom in to and create digital ePTZ presets that you can recall with the click of a button, using the included IR remote. Also included in its sleek design is an array microphone, enabling a complete solution.

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Mark Hanna from Church Production gives his review of the HuddleCamHD Pro webcams. Check out some highlights from his review.

“When it comes to the I/O, the ePTZ has some exciting options. There are two versions of this camera; one has superspeed USB 3.0 and HDMI ports and the other has a Standard USB and NDI port. If you already have an IP video infrastructure, adding the ePTZ via NDI is an excellent option because the camera can be controlled by mobile apps or production software like OBS, Wirecast, vMix, TriCaster, Livestream Studio, MimoLive, and hardware controllers such as Crestron, Extron, PTZOptics IP Joystick, and Elgato StreamDeck. If you don’t have the infrastructure for it, simply use the USB version. Both feature a beamforming directional microphone array for capturing audio.”

Mark Hanna

“In conclusion, many churches have revamped and made serious changes to go to an online-only format. Some churches are currently streaming with whatever consumer camera they were able to beg, borrow, or steal from the congregation. In that case, being able to use a professional quality webcam like the HuddleCamHD ePTZ, right into OBS, offers a significant upgrade with less moving parts. Also, being able to switch through a few different shots during a worship service using just one camera raises the overall production value of your webstream. Even without having volunteers available, the EPTZ can do almost all the work using the auto-reframing feature.”

Mark Hanna

“Before the quarantine, I would never have suggested that a church’s tech team use the webcam for their online streaming. That said, I think with everyone attending online meetings, the expectations for online video have changed and become more forgiving. As a result, a full-featured webcam might be the right tool for the job–and with the starting price of $329, the HuddleCamHD 4k ePTZ could be a cost-effective solution that can raise the production of webstream without breaking the bank or sacrificing quality.”

Mark Hanna

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