Gadgetory

4k resolution cameras can give you better image quality but they also give you extra resolution for editing and that's the idea behind the four hundred dollar livestream Evo a small 4k camera that combined with its iOS app and wireless capabilities could give your live or recorded videos the look and feel of a multicam shoot but without doing it in post connect the me go to a wireless network or any iOS device and you'll get a view straight from the camera you can manually zoom in to a subject to create a tight shot or pull back a bit for a two-shot or go wide and get the whole scene in you can then digitally pan by dragging from one subject to another with the speed of movement controlled by how fast you move your fingers you can create a set of cuts too so you can quickly tap between shots or you can set it to autopilot and it will handle the cuts on its own and you can even have a track faces as well as movement to automate the process even more it's built in stereo mics do a decent job but you can also add or mix in audio via the iPhones mic Jack what's more all this can be done while streaming to Facebook live or livestream site over Wi-Fi or your phone's data or recording straight to a microSD card the big downside here outside of no Android support is that since this is all done digitally the image quality takes a hit plus it's not particularly great Lola if your audience is watching on a mobile device which let's face it most people are these days the results look good battery life isn't great either at only an hour so you'll want get in or pony up for the add-on 10 hour battery still with just the Mevo and your phone it's a cost-effective dead simple way to add a pro touch to your band videos sporting events or podcasts