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IPEVO DO-CAM USB Document Camera (Graphite Gray). $69.00 + Free Shipping @ B&H Deal Zone
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View All| Product Name: | IPEVO DO-CAM USB Document Camera (Graphite Gray) |
| Product Description: | Key Features 8MP CMOS Sensor: UHD 3264 x 2448 Capture up to Full HD Video at 30 Hz Attached 3.28' USB Type-A Cable Folds Completely Flat Show More Upgrade your Zoom or Teams webcam configuration with this graphite gray DO-CAM USB Document Camera from IPEVO. Adjust the four-section body and press the single button on the side of the lens to easily switch between filming yourself or filming a document. Its 8MP CMOS sensor can stream at 30 fps when in Full HD and has a maximum shooting area of 13.93 by 10.47". The lens has full autofocus capabilities to make switching between orientations intuitive. Four interconnected sections can transition the camera from completely flat to upright for extreme flexibility and portability. Integrated into the DO-CAM is a 3.28' USB Type-A cable that transfers the video signal to your Mac, Windows, or Chromebook computer. More Details |
| Product SKU: | 1705408 |
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I see temporarily out of stock, but can still be ordered
What is this thing
What is this thing
This is a doc cam for like a classroom
You're probably better off using a document scanner app on your phone to do this. Microsoft Lens is free, works great, and can sync with cloud storage like Onedrive.
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Not sure about the Lumens cameras but this looks like it needs to route through your computer before it's projected on screen. The old document camera the school issued me could plug straight into the projector without a computer. I recently used an inswan document camera for a short while. It was under $100 but also needed to be plugged into a computer. The biggest issue holding me back from pulling the trigger on this slickdeal is the lack of an integrated light on the camera.
My wife's schools use these and they work really well! I personally don't like the lumens because of the gooseneck, I prefer the square!
Does this one have a software suite with it? The software we get with ours is actually decent to use, even with a subpar camera.
https://www.bhphotovide