Simple and works well. I'm using it with a Fuji X-T2. Important to note that the HDMI video input must be at 60fps. I assumed 1080p30 would also be supported but it isn't. Simple and works well. I'm using it with a Fuji X-T2. Important to note that the HDMI video input must be at 60fps. I assumed 1080p30 would also be supported but it isn't.

This device simply just does exactly what it claims. I plugged a HDMI cable from my DSLR into my MacBook Air, and used OBS. Instant high quality video camera input! This device simply just does exactly what it claims. I plugged a HDMI cable from my DSLR into my MacBook Air, and used OBS. Instant high quality video camera input!

Great product that simply worked out of the box with my MacBook Pro. Can over-state how much better a DSLR-type camera is compared to a regular webcam for the dozens of Zoom meetings I have to attend now we're working from home. This is the box that turns my DSLR into a webcam, and has created massive 'camera envy' with my colleagues and clients. Great product that simply worked out of the box with my MacBook Pro. Can over-state how much better a DSLR-type camera is compared to a regular webcam for the dozens of Zoom meetings I have to attend now we're working from home. This is the box that turns my DSLR into a webcam, and has created massive 'camera envy' with my colleagues and clients.

At the time when I purchased this device their was previously only one review saying this device would only work at 60 fps (as in NTSC). I purchased this device with the intention of feeding the HDMI output of a Sony Video AX53 Camera into Microsoft Teams. On initial testing this seemed to work at @ both 25 FPS and 50 FPS when viewing the output via the Windows 10 camera application. However when we came to try this in a live Teams meeting we could get no video from the camera into Teams with the HDMI output set at either 720P or 1080P be it 25 or 50 FPS. On more investigation another Sony Video camera had the same issue.

I then tes...view more At the time when I purchased this device their was previously only one review saying this device would only work at 60 fps (as in NTSC). I purchased this device with the intention of feeding the HDMI output of a Sony Video AX53 Camera into Microsoft Teams. On initial testing this seemed to work at @ both 25 FPS and 50 FPS when viewing the output via the Windows 10 camera application. However when we came to try this in a live Teams meeting we could get no video from the camera into Teams with the HDMI output set at either 720P or 1080P be it 25 or 50 FPS. On more investigation another Sony Video camera had the same issue.

I then tested the device using a GoPro on which it was possible to test both NTSC frame rates of 30 & 60 FPS, (resulting a a little flicker) and PAL frame rates of 25 & 50 FPS - all of which worked AOK.

I then tested the device AOK on a very old Canon HF10 camera at 25 FPS @ 1080P which has worked AOK for several hour long live streaming meetings, video quality is not perfect in that there is a very slight flicker at the top of the video frame and presenter appears slightly vertically stretched, but for the price it does its job very well and is very simple to use.

I use this device so I can use my mirrorless camera as my webcam. No extra software needed, instantly comes up as a camera option in Zoom, Microsoft Teams. Must have you’re feed up with poor in built webcams I use this device so I can use my mirrorless camera as my webcam. No extra software needed, instantly comes up as a camera option in Zoom, Microsoft Teams. Must have you’re feed up with poor in built webcams