1:39 USB-C to Ethernet, I'm listening, I'm listening. And now PoE over and PoE to USB adapter. OMG! I think you got quite a combo there. It's a lot in one package.
I just came across the Core the other day and then found your review, FINALLY a Mevo I am interested in! The fact it can be used in the Mevo ecosystem or outside of it with HDMI, NDI and SRT is a HUGE deal. I am excited for this :)
What I love about all these mevo videos this morning is seeing all these m43 lenses being mounted on a webcam. Panasonic Leica primes for web streaming, heck ya! I’ve been using my ancient GH5 mkI as a webcam which looks great but doesn’t have the Logitech app integration
I got 3x used GX80 with (!) lenses plus 1x Blackmagic ATEM mini Pro ISO. All for the same money as 1x MEVO without lens. And I am happy. For the MEVO I would have wished inbuild LAN cable sockets with PoE to make neat wiring more easy.
Can’t wait to see the real reviews from people who bought it. But I have a feeling this price point will be a deal breaker because it’s just one camera.
What a fantastic demo and review Aaron! I have been playing with 3 Zcam NDI box cams, and really frustrated with their "auto-focus." Otherwise excellent. I am going to sell them, and buy 3 Mevo Cores based solely upon your review. Will also buy a Lumix power zoom lens. I use vMix to livestream, but it would be wonderful not to have to use it. We just need a 3 shot, and screen cap, and looks like Mevo/Logi can handle that with a tablet. Audio might be a bit of a challenge for us, but perhaps we can fix that with a Dante or NDI Rodecaster-esque device.
Intriguing option & great review Aaron. I'm using the Obsbot Tail Air (3) in a multi-cam at the moment - prefer it to this, but that depends on where Logitech takes it from here.
I agree, but the Mevo ecosystem has some nice perks. If I were looking for a quick and (relatively) easy setup for mobile streaming and recording, the Mevo would be a good option. I really hate that the batteries are internal though. The batteries are pretty standard, but no way to change them without opening it up.
@frankfengzhu At the almost exact price point yes, I personally think it's a far more powerful and versatile camera, even as a standalone when rigged. This Logitech could have been a hit at 500-600 $. Just my two cents.
I love the mevo start. Not the best cameras, but great for on the go live streaming. I have 6 of them. (lack of optical zoom is a severe limitation). Adding m4/3 lenses to the core is great for flexibility, but prices them out of my upgrade range. Do they come with stock lenses?
They don't come with kit lenses, but you can get some entry level lenses for pretty cheap. Also take a look at eBay or other places for used lenses, you can get some pretty good deals usually.
This is exatly the comparison walkthrough I was looking for. The quality difference between the Start and the Core was jarring to me. I thought maybe the Start would be fine but then my eyes were opened and I realized I was just being foolish. The price difference is as extreme as the quality difference though.
Great video. This is a neat option. I do have a couple questions. 1. I would like to see how long the battery last on the mevo core? 2. How would you go about setting up a multicam on the core when you dont have WiFi access at the site? Can it do direct to the iPad/phone, should you bring your own wireless router? 3. I like the size of these and Im evening thinking of getting them for my Atem Mini Extreme. I would like to see how they work on that. I hope i can tune in live, but i usually cant make it.
You can connect your iPad to the wifi hotspot that the camera broadcasts, but I would recommend bringing a wireless router instead, since it will open up more possibilities
999 for the camera plus another few hundred for a lens... It's a very pricey solution. My mevo starts will suffice for quick and dirty live streaming (for a third the price). But the Core is intriguing
@@crooker2 Good point. I purchased 3 used Mirrorless cameras and an ATEM mini for less than the Mevo with a single lens. But, if I ever did go the Mevo route it would probably be with one Core as my main camera and 2 Mevo Starts as secondary cameras. Maybe I will dive in in a few years when they start hitting the used market or come down in price.
@@portersblackboard Yup. When it comes to these cameras, the NDI is the killer feature. Otherwise, you can probably get by with a number of cheaper panasonic M4/3 cameras. The Mevo Start cameras are much cheaper, and all inclusive. OF course, they have their downfalls (Probably get better cameras from older cellphones and the NDI/HX app). When it comes to M4/3... it's never as much the camera as it is the lens. You can spend MEGA bucks on a good lens. It adds up.
Thanks for this review, It's a camera that had great options and I would have loved it, a few months ago. Now, the BlackMagic Micro G2 is $ 4,00 cheaper (nearly nothing) but it's also a much better camera, that has way more possibilities to use it. I really think that a bunch of Micro G2 camera's and a switcher are just a little more expensive, but you get so much more options and possibilities that they are a no brainer.
By the way, at 5:49 it looks as if the screen is divided in two sections that are separately coded / transcoded. Exactly in the middle there is a big visible line from the top to the bottom that is very irritating. Also there are a few pixels grouped as a rectangle visible in the chin.
Hi there, Thanks so much for all your help online with this. I had a question: I have a recording studio, I bought two MEVOS to stream and film myself making music in studio. Which lense would you recommend for this? The studio is a bedroom studio not super big but not extremely tiny. There is a big window but also tons of bright hue lights. I want one camera to be me at the desk and one of the piano or rest of the room with the window with the beautiful view. What do you think?
At this price I really dont see any reason whey anyone would pick this over the BMD Studio Micro 4K G2. Thye are gonna have to cut the price by at least 300-400 to make this a viable product. But at the same price as the Micro G2 There is no reason to pick this unless you are absolutely need its one neat feature. Wireless.
Or your workflow is based on NDI. If I can reduce my need to have an ATEM for control that's one less device i've got to manage. Honestly non IP distribution and control SHOULD be cheaper. No one using Dante or NDI today is going to go back to the old way of doing things.
This is great for wireless camera setup, if that's what you need, and I wish they had made this as PTZ camera. I still prefer wired camera, but sometimes I'd love to get a wireless when I'm on the road, since using sdi cable is not always possible.
Sounds interesting in principle - especially in relation to the MUlticamapp . However, I have read through the specification. Only 30FPS at 1080p? At a camera price of 999$? Really now? If you add the lens to that, it's questionable whether this camera is still worth it. What do you think? Mevo Pro & NDI also offer many possibilities.
@@aaronpk Sorry, I'm already aware of that. However, it would be welcome to OUTPUT the 4k via HDMI/NDI as well? and seriously, 1080 only in 30fps? no 6ofps, no 25 and 50 FPS for PAL? New in 2024, around 1000$? And then the cost of the lens? I do have some MFT lenses, but if I had to buy them new now, then this camera is not a game changer from today's point of view. i think that's a shame at first.
I'm building a streaming/recording kit for a mobile podcast production for my high school students. I was thinking either Mevo Start or OBSBOT Tail Air, but this camera is tempting. The multicam app would be perfect for entry level broadcast students as well. If only there were more MFT power zoom lenses on the market. The existing options are OK, but not very impressive (have the 14-42 and 45-175 Panasonic lenses).
@@frankfengzhu I have a few different video options and the YoloBox Ultra is among them. If it could use more than 1 NDI input it would be the frontrunner. Honestly, since this is meant for less technical students, NDI probably would not be an issue.
Logitech is an international company so I do not understand why they only released it in US and Canada without any mention of availability elsewhere? Do they have supply issues? Do they expect lower demand in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia? From my point of view, the Core had made many competitors really nervous, namely Yololiv, because they still don't have their camera ready and Core seems like a very serious competitor, since it is wireless and does not need a dedicated device like Yolobox, just a tablet, so this seems very tempting, even more with the HDMI connectivity for other switchers or optional NDI and safety internal recording.
@@frankfengzhu Hi Frank! I have talked to Mevo representatives and they do not have any plans nor dates for worldwide release, so it might not even come. Maybe no need to be nervous, since we cannot judge the product until we see the results IRL, there is a nice window of opportunity for the competition. I think that the wireless option is the main feature and since we all usually have an iPad, this makes a lot of sense. But we also own a Yolobox, so I wonder how complicated it would be to have a similar ecosystem, we have been suggesting in the user group since the first mentions of the AlphaCam. And AlphaCam R&D goes way back already, so I understand that the sudden Mevo Core announcement by such a major player was a bit unexpected. For example the L shape of tha AlphaCam seems like great idea, because it can easily stand by itself horizontally and vertically. I do appreciate the “fast autofocus”, but for me as a user, the speed of the autofocus is not really an issue, we need autofocus precision, which is for example face/eye/subject tracking, because that would also mean auto cropping/reframing, which can in many cases replace a PTZ cam. The main thing that draws me to Mevo Core is the simplicity of the setup and the vast connectivity. Is there any chance that same exosystem would be possible with Yolobox Pro/Ultra? Coming to a streaming session with three AlphaCams, powerful central router and a Yolobox, no cables needed, only external batteries for longer sessions and starting the stream in mere minutes. Also having the option of bigger tally lights for the talents to see where to look and for camera operators to see that they are live in PGM. Of course I can’t tell how multiple Mevo Core behave together latency-wise, but judging from the Mevo Start, the latency is tolerable and cameras seem in sync (on a fast wifi). Also the Mevo app allows for video source latency correction. This is what the customers need and want so I would love to have a complete quick to set up and lightweight streamin ecosystem based on YB.
So many people on this comment thread have alot to learn. The box form factor is perfect for live streaming and rigged up cinema shoots. Have you ever tried to changing exposure and compose your cameras for a stream without an app on screen to control everything? Its a nightmare. Pro’s: 1) Sensor size & M43 mount 2) NDI 3) Power: Usb-C to Ethernet for POE+ and data stream simultaneously. 4) Mevo Software to fully control the camera. 5) 1/4 -20” with Arri pin mounts for secure rigging. Cons: Builtin Battery (6 hours) CDAF: Contrast AF It is half the price of a Panasonic BGH1, ($2,000) with many of its features minus pro features like timecode, shutter angle, and Pro Res Raw out for half the price at $1,000. All this complaining when no a GH5 does not have these features with a capture card. Stop being cheap. Lol
@@revhix76 oh gotcha! So because the app can output an NDI feed, I used an NDI to HDMI converter (separate device) to get that video feed up on the monitor! You could also pull up the NDI feed in OBS or another NDI app on your computer.
I don't know why everyone keeps comparing these to traditional mirrorless cameras, the whole point of these is the wireless and network connectivity, not to mention the integration with the multicam app.
These are cool but why would you buy these over say a Blackmagic micro studio? They are roughly the same price and BM has more history in studio environment and equipment.
@aaronpk I never sold on an app. When they stop supporting it and you have come dependant in it that sucks. The wireless is neat, but can be unreliable with the amount of noise out there. I have wired lav mics for events when a wireless mic starts getting flooded. The main thing for these is NDI over a USB C network jack, that I hope is just a USB C and proprietary, and HDMI.
It looks cool, but it's not as good as the BlackMagic Micro Studio Camera 4K G2, which is $4 cheaper and comes with Davinci Resolve. Logitech is charging too much. They needed to at least hit $800 because DR costs $300, so they have to at least get close to $700. The built-in battery is stupid. It's a studio camera. You don't need a battery if if you did you want a replaceable battery.
I do not recommend this product. I bought two and both have the same problem. This is a product in development and does not work correctly. I bought it and had to return it because via USB-C as a webcam, the image distorts when configured to 4K at 30 frames, and it does not matter what app you are using (I used Windows Camera and OBS). If you increase the light level, the image looks worse. Via NDI and HDMI, there are no problems.
Thank you for creating. Nice camera, but Switcher Studio and several iPhones would work just as good. I have 7 of them. The resale value is a lot better than this camera.
ouchhh the prize ... logitech is always expensive. the body without lens lol 1000$ lol, i preferre my Z6II... 4/3 vs aps-c vs full frame. full frame 1600$ 4/3 1000$ ^^
@@MelvinDlaCruz It's more about being able to use it in places where running wires isn't practical. Things like filming outside on a field, or in a church when you don't have the ability to run wires ahead of time, etc.
1:39 USB-C to Ethernet, I'm listening, I'm listening. And now PoE over and PoE to USB adapter. OMG! I think you got quite a combo there. It's a lot in one package.
I just came across the Core the other day and then found your review, FINALLY a Mevo I am interested in! The fact it can be used in the Mevo ecosystem or outside of it with HDMI, NDI and SRT is a HUGE deal. I am excited for this :)
What I love about all these mevo videos this morning is seeing all these m43 lenses being mounted on a webcam. Panasonic Leica primes for web streaming, heck ya! I’ve been using my ancient GH5 mkI as a webcam which looks great but doesn’t have the Logitech app integration
Game changer 💪 can’t wait to use these on my next mobile streaming
use lumix g100, it's two times cheaper
@@moykumir you missed the whole point. Wireless Mobile Live Streaming
@@LiveProductionTips yes, wireless
Great Review, that's what Mevo Start customers were asking for a long time now.
I got 3x used GX80 with (!) lenses plus 1x Blackmagic ATEM mini Pro ISO. All for the same money as 1x MEVO without lens. And I am happy.
For the MEVO I would have wished inbuild LAN cable sockets with PoE to make neat wiring more easy.
I do wish it had an ethernet jack built in, but using the USB-C adapter isn't too bad anyway.
They do offer a USB-C to ethernet w/POE adapter, but it runs around $200.
Can’t wait to see the real reviews from people who bought it. But I have a feeling this price point will be a deal breaker because it’s just one camera.
What a fantastic demo and review Aaron! I have been playing with 3 Zcam NDI box cams, and really frustrated with their "auto-focus." Otherwise excellent. I am going to sell them, and buy 3 Mevo Cores based solely upon your review. Will also buy a Lumix power zoom lens. I use vMix to livestream, but it would be wonderful not to have to use it. We just need a 3 shot, and screen cap, and looks like Mevo/Logi can handle that with a tablet. Audio might be a bit of a challenge for us, but perhaps we can fix that with a Dante or NDI Rodecaster-esque device.
Great video Aaron - and i answered the zoom question that I haven't been able to get answered in the forums. - Anthony
Nice video, you did a great job as always! Definitely not a $1000 camera though.
Intriguing option & great review Aaron. I'm using the Obsbot Tail Air (3) in a multi-cam at the moment - prefer it to this, but that depends on where Logitech takes it from here.
At this price point Blackmagic Micro G2 is a no brainer.
What do you mean? Go for the Micro?
I love Blackmagic but they are likely reluctant to embrace NDI because it would reduce ATEM sales.
Absolutely not.
I agree, but the Mevo ecosystem has some nice perks. If I were looking for a quick and (relatively) easy setup for mobile streaming and recording, the Mevo would be a good option. I really hate that the batteries are internal though. The batteries are pretty standard, but no way to change them without opening it up.
@frankfengzhu At the almost exact price point yes, I personally think it's a far more powerful and versatile camera, even as a standalone when rigged. This Logitech could have been a hit at 500-600 $. Just my two cents.
I love the mevo start. Not the best cameras, but great for on the go live streaming. I have 6 of them. (lack of optical zoom is a severe limitation).
Adding m4/3 lenses to the core is great for flexibility, but prices them out of my upgrade range.
Do they come with stock lenses?
They don't come with kit lenses, but you can get some entry level lenses for pretty cheap. Also take a look at eBay or other places for used lenses, you can get some pretty good deals usually.
Nice I have other mevos to group it with this camera. I love the app of this but hopefully they reduce the price slightly.
Nice review; how does this compare with the Backmagic Micro Studio camera? The cost is about the same...
well the big difference is the Blackmagic Micro Studio camera doesn't have NDI or any wireless functionality
Did anyone notice the delay 5:00 - 5:30 - Look at the display and watch both angles
This is exatly the comparison walkthrough I was looking for. The quality difference between the Start and the Core was jarring to me. I thought maybe the Start would be fine but then my eyes were opened and I realized I was just being foolish. The price difference is as extreme as the quality difference though.
Great video. This is a neat option. I do have a couple questions.
1. I would like to see how long the battery last on the mevo core?
2. How would you go about setting up a multicam on the core when you dont have WiFi access at the site? Can it do direct to the iPad/phone, should you bring your own wireless router?
3. I like the size of these and Im evening thinking of getting them for my Atem Mini Extreme. I would like to see how they work on that. I hope i can tune in live, but i usually cant make it.
I'm thinking of doing this myself
You can connect your iPad to the wifi hotspot that the camera broadcasts, but I would recommend bringing a wireless router instead, since it will open up more possibilities
Well done, excellent!
mevo should make a app for control the overlays so one can change to the next camera with overlays ready beside multicam
Very nice!! Just what I was waiting for. Was . . . because I just finish building out my system. Maybe in a few years when I have money to play with.
999 for the camera plus another few hundred for a lens... It's a very pricey solution.
My mevo starts will suffice for quick and dirty live streaming (for a third the price). But the Core is intriguing
@@crooker2 Good point. I purchased 3 used Mirrorless cameras and an ATEM mini for less than the Mevo with a single lens. But, if I ever did go the Mevo route it would probably be with one Core as my main camera and 2 Mevo Starts as secondary cameras. Maybe I will dive in in a few years when they start hitting the used market or come down in price.
@@portersblackboard Yup. When it comes to these cameras, the NDI is the killer feature. Otherwise, you can probably get by with a number of cheaper panasonic M4/3 cameras. The Mevo Start cameras are much cheaper, and all inclusive. OF course, they have their downfalls (Probably get better cameras from older cellphones and the NDI/HX app). When it comes to M4/3... it's never as much the camera as it is the lens. You can spend MEGA bucks on a good lens. It adds up.
Thanks for this review, It's a camera that had great options and I would have loved it, a few months ago.
Now, the BlackMagic Micro G2 is $ 4,00 cheaper (nearly nothing) but it's also a much better camera, that has way more possibilities to use it.
I really think that a bunch of Micro G2 camera's and a switcher are just a little more expensive, but you get so much more options and possibilities that they are a no brainer.
By the way, at 5:49 it looks as if the screen is divided in two sections that are separately coded / transcoded. Exactly in the middle there is a big visible line from the top to the bottom that is very irritating. Also there are a few pixels grouped as a rectangle visible in the chin.
Wow! Nice upgrade Logitech
You know you're going to buy a few of these Monte ...don't you?
@@hmurchison8123 nope LOL ... but if Logitech sends them to me, I'll use them for sure!
Can you live stream to multiple UA-cam channels simultaneously while using the mevo pro app??
Hi there,
Thanks so much for all your help online with this. I had a question:
I have a recording studio, I bought two MEVOS to stream and film myself making music in studio.
Which lense would you recommend for this?
The studio is a bedroom studio not super big but not extremely tiny.
There is a big window but also tons of bright hue lights. I want one camera to be me at the desk and one of the piano or rest of the room with the window with the beautiful view. What do you think?
Awesome, this looks really interesting. How is the latency coming out of HDMI? Better than the Lumix series?
Great job. Liked and subscribed.
At this price I really dont see any reason whey anyone would pick this over the BMD Studio Micro 4K G2. Thye are gonna have to cut the price by at least 300-400 to make this a viable product. But at the same price as the Micro G2 There is no reason to pick this unless you are absolutely need its one neat feature. Wireless.
I mean yeah, the wireless is the main feature of the cameras
Or your workflow is based on NDI. If I can reduce my need to have an ATEM for control that's one less device i've got to manage. Honestly non IP distribution and control SHOULD be cheaper. No one using Dante or NDI today is going to go back to the old way of doing things.
This is great for wireless camera setup, if that's what you need, and I wish they had made this as PTZ camera. I still prefer wired camera, but sometimes I'd love to get a wireless when I'm on the road, since using sdi cable is not always possible.
Awesome! Is this mevo multicam app able to stream 25fps? In a recent past it was not possible...
Hi mate you haven't shown the usb-c adaptor out put to plug in what? Where you're plugging in to? Thanks
I have been dreaming about having system like this for 20 years... sadly I no long do any live concert streams anymore.
When will this be available in the EU?
Sounds interesting in principle - especially in relation to the MUlticamapp . However, I have read through the specification. Only 30FPS at 1080p? At a camera price of 999$? Really now? If you add the lens to that, it's questionable whether this camera is still worth it. What do you think? Mevo Pro & NDI also offer many possibilities.
The camera records 4K internally to the SD card! It's just limited to 1080 for the connection to the app
@@aaronpk Sorry, I'm already aware of that. However, it would be welcome to OUTPUT the 4k via HDMI/NDI as well? and seriously, 1080 only in 30fps? no 6ofps, no 25 and 50 FPS for PAL? New in 2024, around 1000$? And then the cost of the lens? I do have some MFT lenses, but if I had to buy them new now, then this camera is not a game changer from today's point of view. i think that's a shame at first.
@@WolfgangBogler It does output 4K over HDMI, that's what I used to record this video. Not sure about the NDI resolution tho.
I'm building a streaming/recording kit for a mobile podcast production for my high school students. I was thinking either Mevo Start or OBSBOT Tail Air, but this camera is tempting. The multicam app would be perfect for entry level broadcast students as well. If only there were more MFT power zoom lenses on the market. The existing options are OK, but not very impressive (have the 14-42 and 45-175 Panasonic lenses).
Please consider YoloBox Ultra as an alternative solution?
@@frankfengzhu I have a few different video options and the YoloBox Ultra is among them. If it could use more than 1 NDI input it would be the frontrunner. Honestly, since this is meant for less technical students, NDI probably would not be an issue.
@@glennrankin4976 currently it supports 3 NDI already!
Logitech is an international company so I do not understand why they only released it in US and Canada without any mention of availability elsewhere? Do they have supply issues? Do they expect lower demand in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia? From my point of view, the Core had made many competitors really nervous, namely Yololiv, because they still don't have their camera ready and Core seems like a very serious competitor, since it is wireless and does not need a dedicated device like Yolobox, just a tablet, so this seems very tempting, even more with the HDMI connectivity for other switchers or optional NDI and safety internal recording.
Indeed. Very nervous!
@@frankfengzhu Hi Frank! I have talked to Mevo representatives and they do not have any plans nor dates for worldwide release, so it might not even come.
Maybe no need to be nervous, since we cannot judge the product until we see the results IRL, there is a nice window of opportunity for the competition. I think that the wireless option is the main feature and since we all usually have an iPad, this makes a lot of sense. But we also own a Yolobox, so I wonder how complicated it would be to have a similar ecosystem, we have been suggesting in the user group since the first mentions of the AlphaCam.
And AlphaCam R&D goes way back already, so I understand that the sudden Mevo Core announcement by such a major player was a bit unexpected.
For example the L shape of tha AlphaCam seems like great idea, because it can easily stand by itself horizontally and vertically. I do appreciate the “fast autofocus”, but for me as a user, the speed of the autofocus is not really an issue, we need autofocus precision, which is for example face/eye/subject tracking, because that would also mean auto cropping/reframing, which can in many cases replace a PTZ cam.
The main thing that draws me to Mevo Core is the simplicity of the setup and the vast connectivity. Is there any chance that same exosystem would be possible with Yolobox Pro/Ultra? Coming to a streaming session with three AlphaCams, powerful central router and a Yolobox, no cables needed, only external batteries for longer sessions and starting the stream in mere minutes. Also having the option of bigger tally lights for the talents to see where to look and for camera operators to see that they are live in PGM.
Of course I can’t tell how multiple Mevo Core behave together latency-wise, but judging from the Mevo Start, the latency is tolerable and cameras seem in sync (on a fast wifi). Also the Mevo app allows for video source latency correction.
This is what the customers need and want so I would love to have a complete quick to set up and lightweight streamin ecosystem based on YB.
Curious how this one is going to compare to the Yolo ones that just got announced
What about yolobox ultra? Will this beat it😊
What about the delay with external audio? Is it possible to add delay to video inside the app?
Is instagram an option for platforms?
Do you know if it's possible to add an input from HDMI or NDI? eg. a screen being presented
Does it support USBC hubs?
How is this camera to go with OBS?
What’s up with the video delay.
So many people on this comment thread have alot to learn. The box form factor is perfect for live streaming and rigged up cinema shoots. Have you ever tried to changing exposure and compose your cameras for a stream without an app on screen to control everything? Its a nightmare.
Pro’s:
1) Sensor size & M43 mount
2) NDI
3) Power: Usb-C to Ethernet for POE+ and data stream simultaneously.
4) Mevo Software to fully control the camera.
5) 1/4 -20” with Arri pin mounts for secure rigging.
Cons: Builtin Battery (6 hours)
CDAF: Contrast AF
It is half the price of a Panasonic BGH1, ($2,000) with many of its features minus pro features like timecode, shutter angle, and Pro Res Raw out for half the price at $1,000.
All this complaining when no a GH5 does not have these features with a capture card. Stop being cheap. Lol
Absolutely not ;)
@@francescodeplano4203 Hey, I’m not surprised. Its way more convenient to ignore details and facts, and run with conjecture. Lol
Professionally said. This is Frank from YoloLiv. Would you like to have a user survey for our new m43 camera?
@@frankfengzhu Absolutely! Thank you for the compliment. I would love to contribute, just let me know how to reach you.
Awesome & Thanks :)
Can you control the mevo app and via the mevo app the cameras (inc powered zoom) via bitfocus companion or a native streamdeck app???
As far as I can tell the only way to control it is through the iPad app right now
What about insta 360 link 4k camera??
Does this work with the yolobox? Can you do a video in the future with the two ?
You'll have two options for using it with the YoloBox, either the HDMI out or the NDI output. I'll add it to my list!
How does this compare with the Obsbot Tiny 4K camera?
What resolution can this camera output directly via USB-C to the PC? 4K 30P?
It can output 4k 30 via UVC.
How is the auto focus?
What cordecs use recordding this camera?
I wonder can it work with 14-140 pansonic lens?
Sure! Any MFT lens will work!
Is it possible to record the video footage using any memory inside?
Yeah you can add a micro SD card to record internally
They should make a sling studio clone/ similar solution. Then I’m sold
It's already really close! Especially with NDI input into the multicam app
@@aaronpk I would like to use my own camera. Cry… still not much solution is close to sling studio yet… but sling studio is already a aging platform
@@shingvictor ah yeah, they should make a little HDMI box like SlingStudio had so you can bring in any HDMI sources like cameras or computers.
@@aaronpk that’s what I want
YoloBox Ultra could do the job for you!
WOW 🥰
How did you get the Meo app to work with a monitor?
sorry, not sure what you mean
@ 13:30-13:38 where you talk about ndi out to a monitor
@@revhix76 oh gotcha! So because the app can output an NDI feed, I used an NDI to HDMI converter (separate device) to get that video feed up on the monitor! You could also pull up the NDI feed in OBS or another NDI app on your computer.
Appreciate it
Nice! Very nice but… it’s only about $150 cheaper than a Blackmagic Studio 4K plus.
I don't know why everyone keeps comparing these to traditional mirrorless cameras, the whole point of these is the wireless and network connectivity, not to mention the integration with the multicam app.
I wish the focus goes far beyond manual…the lack of autofocus is the dealbreaker for me
Crazy that they're using the expensive USB-C to ethernet adapter on this. This should have wired ethernet built in at that price
Hi! Are you the father from American pie movie?
Eugene Levy?? That's a new one 😂
These are cool but why would you buy these over say a Blackmagic micro studio? They are roughly the same price and BM has more history in studio environment and equipment.
wireless and multicam iPad app
@aaronpk I never sold on an app. When they stop supporting it and you have come dependant in it that sucks. The wireless is neat, but can be unreliable with the amount of noise out there. I have wired lav mics for events when a wireless mic starts getting flooded. The main thing for these is NDI over a USB C network jack, that I hope is just a USB C and proprietary, and HDMI.
Being lazy.. what lenses are these?
Seems like a great rounded
Solution.. just curious about where and what brand these lenses are..
I used a few different LUMIX lenses for this . The two power zoom lenses are linked below.
@@aaronpk thank you
Too bad none of these have a plz like motorized head or the ability to remotely zoom like with a PTZ camera.
It looks cool, but it's not as good as the BlackMagic Micro Studio Camera 4K G2, which is $4 cheaper and comes with Davinci Resolve. Logitech is charging too much. They needed to at least hit $800 because DR costs $300, so they have to at least get close to $700. The built-in battery is stupid. It's a studio camera. You don't need a battery if if you did you want a replaceable battery.
Waaay to expesnive ill take the micro g2
I do not recommend this product. I bought two and both have the same problem. This is a product in development and does not work correctly. I bought it and had to return it because via USB-C as a webcam, the image distorts when configured to 4K at 30 frames, and it does not matter what app you are using (I used Windows Camera and OBS). If you increase the light level, the image looks worse.
Via NDI and HDMI, there are no problems.
It's a real shame that these cameras are only designed for micro-four thirds, as far as I can see.
MFT lenses are great! Plus if you really need you can get adapters to adapt other lenses to MFT.
Thank you for creating. Nice camera, but Switcher Studio and several iPhones would work just as good. I have 7 of them. The resale value is a lot better than this camera.
Way too expensive. For that amount of money I prefer the Blackmagic Micro G2.
These cameras are a great idea, but they're priced too high for what they are.
I can get 3 cell phones and just use obs for less then 2 mevo’s
Don't forget the computer that runs OBS
@@aaronpk but i already have 4 laptops so no cost there
Nice price... 1 Mevo Core $999.99 without the a lens. RIP OFF
ouchhh the prize ... logitech is always expensive. the body without lens lol 1000$ lol, i preferre my Z6II... 4/3 vs aps-c vs full frame. full frame 1600$ 4/3 1000$ ^^
Video quality is quite mediocre. Hard pass!
Sponsored crap 🙃
Tooo expensive better get a sony a6400 + 16mm
And then how do you connect that all to a multicam setup wirelessly...?
@@aaronpk I understand your phone this is wireless but you can do stuff with cable and nobody will care
@@MelvinDlaCruz It's more about being able to use it in places where running wires isn't practical. Things like filming outside on a field, or in a church when you don't have the ability to run wires ahead of time, etc.
@@aaronpk it's still a ripoff from Logitech and I don't think anybody will buy the honestly