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.

Just picked up an Emeet C60 for $55. 4K 30 dual lens with super fast AI focusing and can zoom in with a remote or via software control. It’s excellent and half the cost of any of the Logitech stuff

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.