Hey there, it's called dude Clem here. Or, school dude Clem is some of you think I say? Anyway, I'm just gonna cut straight to the chase here. Now, some of you may or may not know that I'm looking for a new camera to do my called dude Clem's Electronic Workshop videos with. Because you know, I want to get back to that, but without a good camera, it's just not worth it at the moment. So, I've been looking online, seeing if I can find any good cameras and haven't really found anything that I think would be good enough. So, when I'm writing down how the cameras should be and I'm just wondering if you guys could help me out finding a good camera within my budget, which is about 50 pounds. So, firstly, the camera needs to record at least 1080p and at least 30 frames a second at 1080p. Now, I've found some cameras that do that. Webcams mainly, but problems with those is that, well, it's all wide-angle lenses and digital zoom, which is just not going to be usable for my videos. So, we'll go online here. So, my first idea was to get a Webcams, you see, because there's a lot of good Webcams out there for a reasonable price. This one's just a little bit tiny bit out of my budget, but I could probably, probably just about squeeze that. I trouble this. You don't know if cameras are any good or not. Let's have a look at specifications. I'll find it. I mean, yet. It says, where is it now? What does it say? Yeah, full 1080p HD with 30 frames a second. But is it? Or is it some lower resolution upscaled? They don't say. I'll look at some of the customer reviews here. So, there's a lot of positive reviews, but let's scroll down to the bottom. See all reviews. There's a lot of negative reviews. So it could be good or bad. You just don't know. There's a couple of other potential candidates for cameras here. Like this one here. But again, it doesn't say what the viewing angle is. It doesn't say, you know, is it 90 degrees, is it 170 degrees, is it 65 degrees? It doesn't. There's no information on that. I don't know if I'm going to look at another camera here. And this one here. Again, it doesn't say what kind of lens it has. And you know, I don't know if it's any good. I mean, for instance here it says 8 megapixels, but is it? Is that the actual resolution of the camera? Or is it something much lower than that? I mean, I wouldn't mind if it was 1080p or something like that. You know, that would be fine. But if I was to buy that camera and connect it up and find that the image quality was absolute trash, then you know, it wouldn't be any good. And there's no pictures taken from it or customer reviews with video footage or anything like that, so you just don't know what it's going to be like. I also had a look on some other sites like Banggood, see if I could find any good cameras for that price. But you know, most of them are joke. Like this one here, oh, it's safe. Does anybody know how to block these stupid things? Yeah, like I said, I just look at the size of that lens. It's tiny. That's a freaking joke. I found one that's a little bit. I thought this would be a good camera. I just scroll up to it so we can actually see it. This camera here, it's good price, you know, within my budget, I thought, yeah, this would be a good camera. I had a look at the specs. And yes, it's got good recording specs, we got 4K at 25 range per second, okay, it's not a very good frame rate, but better than nothing. 2.7K, 30 frames per second. If I'm just get that highlighted without it highlighting the other thing. And 1080p, 60 frames per second. That would have been perfect. But then look at the lens that they put on it. Stupid 170 degree wide angle. Why do they have to do? Why couldn't they just put a normal lens on that? Instead of this stupid barrel distortion, fish eye wide angle, just why? Why couldn't they just put normal lenses on these cameras? That's kind of ridiculous. I mean, some of you might even have one of those webcams that I showed, no, if it's good or bad, you know, like I said, it can suggest a good camera at that price range, you know, under 50 pounds. Or even if you want to donate one. But yeah, see these are things that I don't want the camera to have. We already spoke about the wide angle lens. I hope OBS is still recording. I better just check that. It's a cut out of a half way through last time. Okay, yep, that's still going. But yeah, wide angle lens is something we are something just not going to be usable, especially if it's something like 170 degrees, you know. Another thing I don't want to have is a silly thing where sharpness the edges of objects and makes it look horrible. So I've seen a lot of webcams that do that. While they do that, they also blur the objects of textures. You know, I mean, the textures of objects, like I've said here, it makes it look like vassalines. You know, I'm actually talking, you've got an object with sharp edges, but with vassalines, me and all over and it just looks garbage, you know. And of course, we've talked about this, the lower resolution than what it states it has. So yeah, like my Panasonic HD camera that I used to film my YouTube videos over the past three years or so, that's claims to have full 1080p. And it records videos at the full 1080 resolution, but I can tell you that is not a 1080 sensor that's in there or rather 2K, shall I say. Yes, so if a camera states that it's 1080p, the sensor in it should be 1080p. That's how it should be. And of course, I've already spoken about a budget that I'm willing to spend here on a camera. And if I mean some of those phones, you know, they got really good cameras in them. I'm sure the camera isn't the most expensive part. I don't know if I'll find a camera that's got a picture quality as good as that, then, you know, that would be great now for that kind of money. I just mentioned a couple of other things that doesn't need, you know, the fancy bills and whistles that you get on cameras these days. So yeah, like I said, if any of you know a good camera or maybe you've got one of those cameras yourself and you know if it's good or bad, then yeah, I really appreciate any feedback you can give me on this. I'm stunted among good cameras, I find. So anyway, I'm even gonna leave that in your hands now and yeah. Until next time, goodbye.