When it comes to video, flexibility equals possibility.
OKIOCAM is a top down USB camera with adjustable arm stand. The webcam on your laptop can only take photos or videos of whoever (or whatever) is looking at it. That means lots of faces and heads! But when you want to do more than wave, OKIOCAM can easily help you to visualize your roaming creativity!
With its unique multi-jointed arm stand, ultra-thin foldable baseplate, and swivel camera head, OKIOCAM facilitates shooting from a variety of angles and for different sized objects. It’s perfect for shooting worksheets, documents, books, crafts, STEM projects, and 3D objects. Best of all, OKIOCAM is totally hands-free!
OKIOCAM T’s unique arm extender for ledger/tabloid size shooting area
For OKIOCAM T, you can add the arm extender to allow for a higher camera position. This enables a broader view to shoot wider, higher, or larger objects. At 15.1 ounces (428 grams) and 1.6 inch thickness, OKIOCAM T is probably the world’s lightest USB camera for ledger/tabloid size (11 x 17 inches) documents and objects. It easily displays both pages of a standard sized textbook without losing any content around the edges. The maximum shooting area is 13.7" x 18.9”. With such a dynamic capture range, the OKIOCAM T offers unparalleled convenience.
Quad high definition resolutions with 4:3 aspect ratio
OKIOCAM T is equipped with a 5-megapixel camera sensor, and it provides a QHD resolution of 2592x1944p with 4:3 aspect ratio. Compared to the standard laptop webcam resolutions of 1280x720p with 16:9 aspect, OKIOCAM T offers not only four times more pixels but also 33% more visible range.
One button auto-adjust
Press the gray auto-adjust button on the camera head to automatically adjust not only focus but also exposure (light correction) and white balance (color temperature). You won’t need to be a camera whiz to get a great shot!
Detachable camera head
The camera head has a tripod mount. You can mount the camera head on any standard tripod.
For left handed users, detach the camera from the arm and change the orientation of the camera head so the stand does not get in your way.
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