High quality resolution with STARVIS™ technology
Full HD 1080p 60FPS uncompressed video with sharp image quality
Three viewing angles can be selected depending on the purpose of use
[시사프라임/김종숙 기자] RAZER, a brand that leads the global gaming lifestyle, has launched’Razer Kiyo Pro’, a webcam with professional-level video quality in video conferences and streaming.
A typical laptop built-in camera has a dark screen with a low-quality light sensor, and it is difficult to conduct a conference call due to its low resolution and frame rate. The Razer Kiyo Pro is equipped with a high-performance adaptive light sensor to solve this problem, providing high-resolution images in any lighting environment.
At the heart of the Razer Kiyo Pro is an advanced 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, the Razer Kiyo Pro can conduct video conference calls with clean and consistent quality, even in dark rooms, harsh lighting, and multiple telecommuting lighting environments such as simple screen lighting.
In addition, it is an uncompressed video in a full HD 1080p 60FPS environment, 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.
The wide-angle lens mounted on the Razer Kiyo Pro can be used after setting it according to the purpose of use among three viewing angles: 103°, 90° and 80°. The 103° viewing angle is wide enough to show everyone in the video conference, or to allow streaming viewers to watch the live as a whole. The 80° field of view is suitable for close-up shots of gamers in game streaming.
It includes an L-shaped joint stand and a privacy cover for privacy protection for convenient mounting on a monitor or laptop.
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