Razer has released the Kiyo V2 Pro, an upgraded version of its Kiyo V2 webcam. This new model aims to compete with dedicated video cameras and smartphone capabilities by offering enhanced imaging and new features. The Kiyo V2 Pro is priced at $300.
The Kiyo V2 Pro's primary upgrade is its ability to capture 4K video at 60 frames per second, which reduces motion blur. It incorporates Sony's 8.3-megapixel STARVIS 2 sensor and a lens with an f/1.9 aperture, designed to improve performance in low-light conditions and create a stronger bokeh effect. The field of view has been reduced from 93 degrees to 86 degrees to maintain image quality at 4K and minimize fisheye distortion.
The webcam includes new AI features such as auto-framing, which uses intelligent pan, tilt, and zoom to keep users centered in the frame. It also offers one-click output enhancement, automatically adjusting exposure, white balance, and noise based on the environment. The Kiyo V2 Pro supports ultra-high dynamic range capture to enhance detail in various lighting setups.
Users can fine-tune settings like ISO and shutter speed through Razer Synapse software. The webcam comes with a clamp for monitors and laptops, as well as a universal mount for tripods. It also features an integrated privacy shutter.
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Razer launched the Kiyo V2 Pro webcam, an upgraded model featuring 4K video capture at 60 frames per second using a Sony 8.3-megapixel STARVIS 2 sensor. The new webcam includes AI features like auto-framing and one-click output enhancement, along with improved low-light performance and dynamic range.