MFT Sensor in a Streaming Camera? Logitech Mevo Core 

Please edit the video to correct this as it is a major point to some potential buyers.

@@ZagatoZee and/or pin the correction to the top comment. Editing is def better since it is harder to read these comment on a streaming device.

I came here to echo the replies. No 60p, no sale for me.

Zoom is pushing the market toward a 25fps standard to save on bandwidth.

Yes agree!

its $1000. embarassing

I have more questions about this camera than have been answered in videos. The BM option is better for a professional set up and this thing is geared at a streamer that knows little about cameras.

@@meatbyproducts I'm hoping they make a desktop control app. Something you can have on your secondary monitor.

Don't you need a monitor to control the Micro Studio? I keep seeing the comparisons between the Mevo Core and the G2. I am also on the fence about which product to get. They have the same price point and the G2 seems to have a superior image,.Plus, the brand offers a better resale value. Also, the Mevo Core is highly dependent on Logitech's software. So, there is a good chance that in 5 years the Mevo Core will become a brick, while the G2 will likely still be functional 10 years from now. With that said, it seems the G2 requires a lot of setups plus knowledge of what one is doing and does not seem really made for streaming / youtubing. It also seems to need almost a mini rig, with a power supply, SSD storage, a monitor, and a monitor. While the Mevo Core is a plug-and-play solution that is super easy to set up and gives great results. Some commentators mention that the g2 assumes someone is behind the camera making adjustments on the go. Almost $1k is a lot of money for a glorified webcam, but the G2 does not seem to be an exact replacement. I wish there would be more comparisons between the two models. I have spent significant time combing through RU-vid and Reddit. The Mevo Core has only sponsored reviews here. For the G2, although it was launched almost 6 months ago, there is very little available, and comes more from the perspective of a filmmaker rather than a RU-vidr/Streamer.

This came is better than the black magic micro for content creators, all u need is a phone and you are good to go .you can stream anywhere, no cables ,just a phone plus enough battery to go on..this has ndi built in it,if you want simplicity mevo core is better for a one man setup..everything is wireless..the blackmagic camera is god for movie protection where you have crew members, the mevo core is not for make movie

a power zoom version of the olympus 12-100 f4 would be awesome

indeed

We're using a small table top tripod. Any would do for this camera.

If you tell us the exact model of the stand would be nice because, I was wondering my self. It is perfect for the Mevo Core. I understand Mevo makes a table stand which I have but that one would be nice as well.@@BandH

It uses contrast based auto focus according to the product listing.

Absolutely.

Lol

It was the Auray IPU-108 Universal Tablet Stand Adapter on a separate stand. bhpho.to/3JchMwd

Yes, you can control it on your iPad.

Canon ef lenses could be adapted using an adapter however I have no idea if you'd be able to maintain power zoom with an ef lens, or if such a lens even exists. Keep in mind that while there are adapters that allow you to maintain autofocus and aperture control, quality of the adapter varies and generally will be worse than using a lens natively.

Will it go past 1080p30?

The Logitech won’t overheat, has a six hour battery, and outputs NDI natively. It is a much cleaner setup for multicam.

Yeah their USB to Ethernet is $200. Not sure if it is proprietary or not either.

Yes, the app does work on Android phones.

And it does 4K 60P :)

@@asafblasbergvideographerbut requires a $999 NDI encoder to do NDI at 2160p60.

I came here to write this. The SoC is capable of 2160p60 and the 30fps cap is plain bs.

Movies today are in 24fps

@@gregreynolds6728 I create digital content with a fast moving silverball in the center.

But it's not a cinema camera, it's streaming. And should at least have 1080 60​@@gregreynolds6728

Yeah, I think it has some market, but anyone who's tight on money can just as well buy an used gh5 and gave all the same functions + lots of extra for smaller price.

Low volume niche product 🤷‍♂ If you love the app and the ecosystem around it, it may be better than any Panny or Oly that you can get for peanuts second hand. Made for multicam stuff, unlike every other M4/3 body, so I expect that they will lean into that. But very niche product.

@@stickgarrote8582I think the biggest competitor is that small blackmagic mft cube camera, that costs the same but has more professional features like 12g sdi and connects to a more professional ecosystem like atem switcher. There's also gh5m2 that has a lot of multicam connectivity and can be paired with s5xii, but those are a bit costier options. But for a random youtuber or streamer that needs a multicam this might be a viable option. Or someone who just wants to upgrade their webcam with the least amount of technical know-how to get into. The price should be lower in my opinion. Somewhere around 400-700 for the body.

@@KriittinenUusinta Exactly!!!!

They are quite clearly targeting people that buy Blackmagic micro studio cameras. If you look at the product with that in mind and consider the full eco system cost, it starts to make sense. Some of the design compromises will appeal to certain users while keeping others away. $2-300 cheaper and BMD would be worried. As it is now at the same price, MEVO will steal some of their sales but not from the higher end users.