Razer's Kiyo V2 Pro Webcam Can Capture 4K Video At 60 Fps
There are some new AI features, too.
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To keep up with new rivals' smaller dedicated video cameras and increasingly capable smartphones, Razer is introducing an upgraded 'pro' version of its Kiyo V2 webcam, with a powerful new imaging sensor, increased dynamic range and some convenient AI tools and features.
The $300 Kiyo V2 Pro's biggest upgrade is 60 fps capture, meaning less blur for your work calls, livestreams and everything else. It uses Sony's 8.3-megapixel STARVIS 2 sensor, the same one that rival Elgato uses in its latest 4K webcam. However, Razer has paired it with a lens that can go as low as f/1.9 aperture, which should improve low-light performance and offer a stronger bokeh blur effect.
AI features include auto-framing, which you might have already seen on recent iPhones' FaceTime calls, with integrated intelligent pan, tilt and zoom to keep users in frame, but... tastefully. Like...
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