I bought this camera to record my drum practice sessions and I needed to buy at a budget price. This camera met my needs to perform this function.
I record with regular indoor lighting and this camera was able to record clear video at all the available resolutions, although I typically record at 1080p 30 fps to get best results without using a ton of memory space.
The menu is easy to navigate and even though the manual does not go much into depth for describing all the menu functions, I was able to search the web and watch YouTube videos to get a better understanding of the various menu functions. For the most part, I have been using the default menu settings except for Recording Resolution, which I set for 1080P 30fps and metering mode, which I set to Matrix Metering.
The internal microphone is adequate for recording voice audio from within a few feet from the camera, but it was not what I wanted for recording music. I initially had an issue with using external microphones. I contacted the vendor and they were very prompt in responding to my inquiries and helping me resolve my issue with using external microphones. I wanted to record from two speakers that were connected to my E-Drum Kit and connecting the microphones direct to the camera using a stereo Y splitter would not work, also I could not get regular external camera microphones to work either. However, the seller gave me the information I needed to get the right equipment to record the way I wanted to record.
The camera records audio in Mono (one channel) using a 3.5mm (1/8”) TRS mic jack. The camera’s mic input also needed to come from a powered mic source and the mic output must be in Mono. There are many battery powered mics to be found on Amazon. I decided to get a Comica CVM-AX1 mic mixer that can take a Stereo input from two mics and output to the camera in Mono. For my shotgun mic I got a Comica V30 PRO. Both of these mic solutions work great with this camera and each of these two items cost less than $50 each.
I also upgraded the memory card to a SanDisk 256GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card for around $15
All-in-all, even with these additional items I purchased, it cost a lot less than the $500~$600 price of a brand name camera.
I am happy with this purchase of the Wikico Camera.
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This Item  Digital Camera for Photography, 4K 48MP Vlogging Camera for YouTube with WiFi, 3-inch 180-degree Flip Screen, 16X Digital Zoom, 52mm Wide Angle & Macro Lens, 32GB TF Card and 2 Batteries(Purple) |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | WIKICO Digital Store | ISHARE DIGITAL | VJIANGER | Fengju-Direct | WIKICO Digital Store | Xinyuan US |
| display type | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD | LCD |
| display size | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches |
| lens type | Macro | Wide Angle | Fixed | Macro | — | Fixed Lens |
| zoom type | Fixed | Digital Zoom | Digital Zoom | Digital Zoom | Fixed | Digital Zoom |
| shooting modes | Selfie, continuous shooting, timing photo, cycle photo | Easy | Macro | Shutter Priority | time-lapse | Shutter Priority |
| connectivity tech | USB | Wi-Fi | USB, Wi-Fi | Ethernet | USB | Type-C USB, HDMI |
Product Description
WiFi Function Used as Bluetooth
How to use WiFi?
First: Install the app
Download the APP named XDV PRO on the Apple App Store,or by scanning the QR code on the camera.
Second: Connect to WiFi
On your phone or tablet,go to WiFi settings and find "4K WIFI".
Enter the displayed password: 12345678 to connect.
Third: Start remote shooting or recording
After connecting, open the camera app on your device and choose the remote shooting or record option. This will now display the camera's live view on your phone screen, and you also can summon and manipulate the settings.
Benefits of WIFI function
1. You can transfer photos and videos in the camera to your mobile phone or tablet (convenient)
2. The camera can be controlled with a mobile phone or tablet (remote control)
Tips:
If you cannot connect to WiFi or use it after downloading, please turn off the mobile network of your phone.
Seven Shortcut Key Functions
- W/T: Digital zoom, fast control
- Fill light: you can take pictures at night or in a dark environment
- Left -button: Move the option to the left
- Right -click: Move the option to the left
- Back key: View photos and videos in the camera
- Delete: delete unwanted photos or videos
- Menu: Quickly enter the menu key
4K Digital Camera
- 4K Video Resolution and 48 Megapixels Pictures
This camera has 2 functions of recording and taking pictures
- Lightweight and compact
This camera measures 5(inch)*2(inch)*2.4(inch) and weighs 8.1 ounces. Easy to carry when traveling.
- Multifunction camera
The vlogging camera supports 16x digital zoom, video pause, recording while charging, loop recording, continuous shooting, silent recording, selfie.Best for YouTube shoot lovers
- Focus
Autofocus and manual focus
Product Details
Main Feature：
Video Resolution: 4K_3840X2160 (30FPS)
Photo Resolution: 48MP, 30MP, 24MP, 12MP, 8MP, 5MP, 3MP
Video/Photo Format:MP4/JPG
Display: 3.0-inch ultra-high-definition 180-degree screen
Storage: Micro SD card (class10)
Digital zoom: 16X digital zoom
Lens: Fixed lens F/2.4MM，f=5.04mm
White balance：Auto / sunny / cloudy / incandescent / fluorescent Exposure：–3.0EV～+3.0EV
Battery: Each NP-40/1500mAh Li-ion battery can work for 40-50 minutes (2 batteries are included in the package)
Warm Tips:
1.Please read the instructions carefully
2.Before using the camera, format the SD card with the video camera(32GB Micro SD card included)
3.The focus function is suitable for photos, and you need to manually control the focus button when recording.
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Great value camera/video recorder for a budget price
I bought this camera to record my drum practice sessions and I needed to buy at a budget price. This camera met my needs to perform this function.I record with regular indoor lighting and this camera was able to record clear video at all the available resolutions, although I typically record at 1080p 30 fps to get best results without using a ton of memory space.The menu is easy to navigate and even though the manual does not go much into depth for describing all the menu functions, I was able to search the web and watch YouTube videos to get a better understanding of the various menu functions. For the most part, I have been using the default menu settings except for Recording Resolution, which I set for 1080P 30fps and metering mode, which I set to Matrix Metering.The internal microphone is adequate for recording voice audio from within a few feet from the camera, but it was not what I wanted for recording music. I initially had an issue with using external microphones. I contacted the vendor and they were very prompt in responding to my inquiries and helping me resolve my issue with using external microphones. I wanted to record from two speakers that were connected to my E-Drum Kit and connecting the microphones direct to the camera using a stereo Y splitter would not work, also I could not get regular external camera microphones to work either. However, the seller gave me the information I needed to get the right equipment to record the way I wanted to record.The camera records audio in Mono (one channel) using a 3.5mm (1/8”) TRS mic jack. The camera’s mic input also needed to come from a powered mic source and the mic output must be in Mono. There are many battery powered mics to be found on Amazon. I decided to get a Comica CVM-AX1 mic mixer that can take a Stereo input from two mics and output to the camera in Mono. For my shotgun mic I got a Comica V30 PRO. Both of these mic solutions work great with this camera and each of these two items cost less than $50 each.I also upgraded the memory card to a SanDisk 256GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card for around $15All-in-all, even with these additional items I purchased, it cost a lot less than the $500~$600 price of a brand name camera.I am happy with this purchase of the Wikico Camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
I record with regular indoor lighting and this camera was able to record clear video at all the available resolutions, although I typically record at 1080p 30 fps to get best results without using a ton of memory space.
The menu is easy to navigate and even though the manual does not go much into depth for describing all the menu functions, I was able to search the web and watch YouTube videos to get a better understanding of the various menu functions. For the most part, I have been using the default menu settings except for Recording Resolution, which I set for 1080P 30fps and metering mode, which I set to Matrix Metering.
The internal microphone is adequate for recording voice audio from within a few feet from the camera, but it was not what I wanted for recording music. I initially had an issue with using external microphones. I contacted the vendor and they were very prompt in responding to my inquiries and helping me resolve my issue with using external microphones. I wanted to record from two speakers that were connected to my E-Drum Kit and connecting the microphones direct to the camera using a stereo Y splitter would not work, also I could not get regular external camera microphones to work either. However, the seller gave me the information I needed to get the right equipment to record the way I wanted to record.
The camera records audio in Mono (one channel) using a 3.5mm (1/8”) TRS mic jack. The camera’s mic input also needed to come from a powered mic source and the mic output must be in Mono. There are many battery powered mics to be found on Amazon. I decided to get a Comica CVM-AX1 mic mixer that can take a Stereo input from two mics and output to the camera in Mono. For my shotgun mic I got a Comica V30 PRO. Both of these mic solutions work great with this camera and each of these two items cost less than $50 each.
I also upgraded the memory card to a SanDisk 256GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card for around $15
All-in-all, even with these additional items I purchased, it cost a lot less than the $500~$600 price of a brand name camera.
I am happy with this purchase of the Wikico Camera.
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Great value camera/video recorder for a budget price
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
I bought this camera to record my drum practice sessions and I needed to buy at a budget price. This camera met my needs to perform this function.Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
I record with regular indoor lighting and this camera was able to record clear video at all the available resolutions, although I typically record at 1080p 30 fps to get best results without using a ton of memory space.
The menu is easy to navigate and even though the manual does not go much into depth for describing all the menu functions, I was able to search the web and watch YouTube videos to get a better understanding of the various menu functions. For the most part, I have been using the default menu settings except for Recording Resolution, which I set for 1080P 30fps and metering mode, which I set to Matrix Metering.
The internal microphone is adequate for recording voice audio from within a few feet from the camera, but it was not what I wanted for recording music. I initially had an issue with using external microphones. I contacted the vendor and they were very prompt in responding to my inquiries and helping me resolve my issue with using external microphones. I wanted to record from two speakers that were connected to my E-Drum Kit and connecting the microphones direct to the camera using a stereo Y splitter would not work, also I could not get regular external camera microphones to work either. However, the seller gave me the information I needed to get the right equipment to record the way I wanted to record.
The camera records audio in Mono (one channel) using a 3.5mm (1/8”) TRS mic jack. The camera’s mic input also needed to come from a powered mic source and the mic output must be in Mono. There are many battery powered mics to be found on Amazon. I decided to get a Comica CVM-AX1 mic mixer that can take a Stereo input from two mics and output to the camera in Mono. For my shotgun mic I got a Comica V30 PRO. Both of these mic solutions work great with this camera and each of these two items cost less than $50 each.
I also upgraded the memory card to a SanDisk 256GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card for around $15
All-in-all, even with these additional items I purchased, it cost a lot less than the $500~$600 price of a brand name camera.
I am happy with this purchase of the Wikico Camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023
Color: PurpleVerified Purchase
I originally ordered this to take pictures of my sons youth football games. It does great for upload, not so much far away. The app does not work well with it. Downloads easily to the computer. Love the burst photo feature.
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