(Cnet Korea=Yoon Hyeon-jong reporter) Razer announced on the 16th that it is releasing a webcam’Razer Kiyo Pro’ with professional-level video quality for video conferences and streaming.
This new product is equipped with a high-performance adaptive light sensor to solve the problem of low resolution seen in dark environments or ordinary laptop webcams, providing high-resolution images in all lighting environments.
Laser Kiyo Pro is applied with advanced type 1/2.8 CMOS sensor and STARVIS technology. STARVIS is a backlight pixel technology used in the CMOS image sensor of security cameras, and boasts high quality resolution in the visible and near infrared regions. With this technology applied to this webcam, video conference calls can be conducted with clean and consistent quality even in a dark room, rough lighting, or a variety of home work lighting environments such as simple screen lighting.
It is an FHD 1080p 60-frame environment, uncompressed video, expressing sharp image quality and detail as it is. The HDR 30FPS mode increases the dynamic range and corrects immediately when underexposed or overexposed to prevent a silhouette from appearing black when light shines from behind the subject, providing vivid colors and subdued lighting throughout.
It includes an L-shaped joint stand and a privacy cover for privacy protection so that it can be conveniently mounted on a monitor or laptop.
The Laser Kiyo Pro can be purchased at the Laser Store and costs 275,000 won.
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