Logitech is a household name when it comes to computer accessories. The company has been making high-end webcams for quite a while, and now ups their game with the Mevo Core, their first interchangeable lens camera. The Mevo Core has a minimalistic, box-shaped design. At its core is a fully compatible Micro Four Thirds mount with all the perks – autofocus (contrast-detect), exposure control, and electronic zoom with compatible lenses. The camera can record 4K30P and stream up to 1080p at 60fps. It seems to be just the right tool to elevate your streaming quality, but is it really? With a large sensor, interchangeable lens system, compact, minimalistic design, and streamlined user experience, the Logitech Mevo Core brings together quality and ease of use. The new webcam is set to elevate streaming quality while maintaining hassle-free operation. All this sounds great, as all promotional texts do, but we’ll dive in a bit deeper and try to understand this webcam’s position in our field as compared to other options. Is it a camera? Is it a webcam? What is the Mevo Core? Coming from a filmmaker or hybrid content creator perspective, the Logitech Mevo Core may seem like a “baby BGH1“. It has the sensor and lens mount, it’s boxy, and it’s based on external connectivity. How different could it be? Well, the short answer is “a lot”. While it does tick some camera boxes, the Mevo Core is still primarily a supercharged webcam aimed almost entirely at streaming rather than...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 22 March