4K SJCAM camera test.

maybe a tad dark, but razor sharp quality

Phil Collins

I like it. Seems to be crisp and clear all over, with very little distortion. If shot with auto exposure it is clearly making the end result too dark.

Alas no. And because it uses the chunky aluminium case as a heatsink I'd guess there aren't that many colour options.

Big Clive

Looks grand. Important question: Is it a pink one?

Looks fine but I don't have a 4k display to try it on. The weather looks similar to what we get here in Greenock 364.5 days a year, if you're going to move away from the west of Scotland, go somewhere sunnier!

The Tinkering Shed

Camera seems slightly soft on the left hand side - look at the difference between the boats on the left and right. But I suspect you won't be affected by that, you're not so much into four point text covering the whole screen, most of your focus is on the centre.

Moz in Oz

Nice! Looking good!

Michael Thompson

Looks good to me. Gave me a pang for fish and chips.

Brendan Perkins

Looks and sounds very good, one of the better gopro type cameras

Richard Boyce

Watched @ 1080p on a 22in monitor and @4K on a 60in TV and both went well, looked very good and sounded fine, would be good for outdoor... games.

Ryan G.

It's field of view is far too big for the bench and it would also limit the live zooming.

Big Clive

That's a good point. This is a genuine SJCAM unit direct from the manufacturer. It's one of the better GoPro style cameras.

Big Clive

Looks clear, good audio. Nice! If you are going to mention it on your channel you should warn about fake SJCAMs (with horrible web-cam quality) - yes, GoPro clones are being cloned!

This one looks pretty good, the motion of the grass in the other not so good but not sure if that's YouTube or as it came off the camera. One advantage of 4K is you can always crop in to a HD image later

Charleso

Looks good. You going to use this for your normal videos?

John Carr

Perfectly adequate. How about microphone? There was an annoying, repetitive screech on the sound track... you obviously didn't throw the bread far enough away from the camera. Low light is when you'll really find out how well a camera performs.