ODRVM 4K action camera - Unboxing and test [2018] HD

http://amzn.to/2F39Spi - ✔ ODRVM 4K http://www.tech4all.net - ✔ more reviews and deals ☼☼☼ Expand the description for MORE information and links ☼☼☼ We are reviewing ODRVM’s first 4K action camera. It debuted almost an year ago, but its price is right now more tempting than ever! The price you pay for all that is around 70 USD. And in some of the next videos you may get it for free. So subscribe and spread the word that a giveaway is coming soon :-) Accessories here are countless. You get more than the usual amount. Just to give you an idea – a pack of these costs (at least!) around 30 dollars online. There even is a remote controller included! So is a spare battery among everything else. Let’s explore the camera and its specs. As usual we find it locked in the waterproof housing. This is the same housing as the one on my favorite old SJCAM SJ4000. And many companies kept on using it for many models of 2016 and 2017. Especially if they were using the SJ4000 body. Which is kind of iconic. The inside is powered by Novatek 96660 chipset. As you probably know from previous reviews, it can produce interpolated 4K. This means that some of the pixels are doubled, so that they satisfy the requirements for 4K resolution, however these pixels do not bring any real picture data. And a lot of popular cameras have the very same setup and they still deliver quite good quality. A Sony Exmor IMX078 sensor is responsible for the picture, and for the optics I received no detailed information. So far this camera has similar specs to some of the best models from 2016... But they did some work on top of that adding some good firmware extras. The menu navigation is tidy and follows the Novatek chip-set traditions. Video options are many, and I was surprised to see the ability for VGA resolution. Photos are up to 20 megapixel. On the other side the sensor is capable of up just 12, so I will let you do the math here. Interesting options for timelapse – I haven’t seen such low values recently. Not that I will use them, but sometimes that could be a nice effect. You can use the camera as a car-DVR – there is luckily a menu that will cut off the power to the battery in order to extend its life. Nice to have – because my old SJ4000 didn’t have this feature and the battery was getting quite fat within a few months. Here’s a quick look at the camera app. Main controls are available nd it works fine. And of course that will drain you battery much quicker. Performance of this camera is OK. I a kind of hate that I didn’t notice that the date stamp is on by default. Sorry about this. And as usual I never adjusted the date and time. The scenes you are seeing have been captured in January 2018, that’s why the people on the footage have that many clothes. Because in Bulgaria it is usually not that cold in the spring. The colors are obviously warmer and pumped, which can be used as a distraction form the noise you will notice if you watch carefully. Because of the outdate