EMEET - SmartCam C60E 4K Dual

Agree sa **[Emeet C60E](https://s.shopee.ph/8062samBkv)** yan gamit ko e sobrang linaw din lol.

Yes po kayang kaya yan

Probably late to the party, but have been through at least 5 cameras since I started streaming, everything from mirrorless DSLR to Logitech and Anker, i recently just tried out the EMeet C60e and the camera is amazing (got it on TikTok for $40), has snappy autofocus and super crisp, all you need some decent lighting to pair with it, which i already had. Been using it for two months now and zero issues also requires zero extra software to use in OBS/ Streamlabs. By far the best and cheapest camera I have used. Check out any of my recent livestreams for examples www.youtube.com/@cosmossine (YT because it’s gets more of my bandwidth ) I run with a pretty dark background with two key lights both on a budget too. I don’t think it looks too bad

i used emeet c60e 4k and i had no problem :)

Honestly the Emeet C60E is absolutely fantastic for its price point. I will say, I got it on TikTok shop for about $40 with shipping included. I have always been skeptical about stuff on TikTok shop but I am beyond impressed with the quality. All I had to do was lower the brightness & up the saturation a little bit & it looks like a professional camera. Look into it if you haven’t seen it already & maybe save you a few bucks

Just look it up on TikTok. Alot of the “ads” seem fake, but I can safely assure you they are 100% accurate. Absolutely beautiful picture I can’t express it enough.

Emeet c60e 4k works ($35) though I think it's using a lower resolution

You should've included the Emeet Pixy, it is a 4k dual cam with latest AI auto tracking and auto focus. I tend to move my head a lot when i do commentaries and it's been great to keep me focused.

I bought the FCP about 6 months ago and love it. Yes, it produces a somewhat grainy image in low light, but what camera doesn't? I am new to streaming/video producing, but not to photography. The image quality in normal lighting is very good, and I think the features through the Camera Hub software are great. For a second POV, I use an inexpensive Emeet 4K webcam. Changing filter might be nice, but so far unnecessary. The Facecam 4K might do the trick at a lower cost, but I don't have a side-by-side comparison. I have no regrets with the FCP.

There are several quality webcams that look as good as regular cameras these days. Elgato Facecam Pro and Facecam MK2. Osbots line of cameras. Insta 360s line of cameras. And on a budget, even the EMEET 4K camera. I was using a Canon SL2's and moved to Elgato cameras and the quality is good with zero complaints from viewers. And the software for webcams is easier and faster to make adjustments on than it is for DSLR/Mirrorless cameras in many cases. So, I'd say if you're mostly filming from your deck or some stationary situation, a high quality webcam will more than take care of your needs.