MOKOSE 3G / HD SDI Camera 1080@60/50/30/25P,1080@60/50i HD Digital CCTV Security Camera, 1/2.8 High Sensitivity Sensor CMOS with 5-50mm Manual Varifocal Telephoto HD Lens

Quality, professional design, and the best compatibility.

Never could get the device to link with my CPU - only a color grid. There were no directions included in the box, nor was there a web site to refer to.

Setup was easy and overall picture clarity was great for this price.

My experience with this Mokose model camera has been great so far. For the money, it has been a good value considering what I use it for. However, I bought a similar model of Mokose camera and it did not function properly. Please be sure to read all reviews in the Mokose brand cameras and be cautious in your shopping. My experience has been like other buyers' comments in that the Mokose quality is really a grab-bag of risk.

Focusing is tedious and lighting needs to be good (picture tends to be dark).Eventually you may cause the power connector to become broken off from the board (fractured solder joint) which will be easy to fix with a bit of wire and a soldering iron; if the LED starts going on and off as you wiggle the power cable, just open and fix the solder joint.

The MOKOSE 3G / HD SDI Camera and the Blackmagic Design SDI to HDMI 3G Micro Converter; All I can say is for right now for them is sir-mam; I gotta buy a certain switcher yea but it didn't say that on the box nor in the instruction yea they plugs up together; and connects to BNC cables, and works good with HDMI cables, but I just gotta buy a switcher sir-mam; the MOKOSE 3G / HD SDI Camera it has a power cord; I don't know about anything else sir-mam yet sir-mam stand-by; update 10-28-22; well I tell you sir-mam I like it I found out that I don't have to buy a switcher per se I might could use a graphic card don't know yet haven't gotten it; I manage to get it set up on my monitor with my SDI-HDMI 3g device and it shows pretty good its in the ranks, but not better than my Fomako PTZ camera, but I like its nowhere near wide angle all fish eyes I'm not to fond of in life; right now I can't record cause I haven't got my graphic card yest so stand-by sir-mam; well as of a 11-1-22 I tried a capture card its going back Newegg; I got to buy a Blackmagic; switcher ATEM sir-mam; their right about capture cards that's for sure sir-mam; their no good; I read a one star review there's a yellow line thereon the edge of the video screen but I'm going to keep it though The MOKOSE 3G / HD SDI Camera;

I bought this after having reasonably good results for the money with the previous 30fps max SDI camera. ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07M9CHXSZ/ ) This one had a different settings menu that had a handy focus assist meter but otherwise was a step back in so many other ways:- The lens & focus had significant blurry edges. (swapped the lens with one of these and the camera was crisp and in focus all across the image: https://www.amazon.com/MOKOSE-Telephoto-Camera-Manual-Varifocal/dp/B07DLZQRCV $48.59 ea. )- The Color was a downgrade and the white balance never could get as close to the actual colors as the older Mokose cameras under any setting options.- The CVBS output filled up a 16:9 screen, but was stretching a cropped 4:3 ratio portion of the image to fill the 16:9 screen. If I told my display to display the image as a 4:3 image the proportions were correct, but the left and right sides of my image were cropped and blacked out. Basically I could not use a locally attached display to the CVBS to adjust camera aim for left and right edges of the image. I had to monitor off of the SDI output to aim the camera.- The housing is larger and had a cheaper, plastic feel than the predecessor. I had less confidence in its durability.- The predecessor would bind up the focus adjustments if you screwed the lens in all the way before tightening the set screw. This model improved on that in that it did not have a set screw that was needed to take out the wobble of the lens mounting. This lens could be screwed in snug without binding up the adjustments on the lens. The predecessor sometimes would improve the blurry image at the outer edges of the image if one used a CS mount 5mm extender between the lens and the camera. These 5mm CS mount extenders made it impossible get the image in focus with the new smaller lens.I returned this 60fps for the older 30fps model. ( I hope the new 30fps one arrives with a good lens, the close to matching CVBS output image and the better white balance settings I've come to expect from working with the predecessor. )

Worked right out the box, that was great. The adjust lever for zoom/focus is tiny and fiddly. You have to be super precise or it just blows out.Color balance not great, difficult to adjust indoors with different lighting setups.