Change of plans. I ended up ordering a different camera, because the manufacturer of the one that I was going to buy has been having some manufacturing quality control issues, and I don't want to deal with any of that. So, the one that I ended up getting has these specs:
CPU:Sunplus 6350
Sensor: OV4689
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): 2.0LTPS
Lens: 170°A+ HD wide-angle lens
Languages: English / German / French / Spanish / Italian/Portuguese/Russian/Czech/Polish/Turkish/Korean/Thai/ Chinese Traditional / Chinese Simplified
Resolution of Videos Recorded:
4K(25FPS)/2.7K(30fps)/1080P(60fps)/1080P(30fps)
Video Format: MOV
Compressed Format of Videos: H.264
Resolution of Photos: 12M / 8M / 5M/4M
Burst Photo: 3photos
Continuous Lapse: Off/On
Looping Video: Off/On(4K＆2.7K Not Supported)
Time Stamp: Off/Date/Date＆Time
Exposure:+-2.0/+-1.7/+-1.3/+-1.0/+-0.7/+-0.3/0
Storage: Micro Class 10 SD Card, Max support 32GB (Not Included)
Shooting Mode: Single Shot / Self-timer (2s / 5s / 10s / Continuous Shooting
Frequency of Optical Source: 50Hz / 60Hz
Waterproof: IP68
USB Interface: USB2.0
Battery: 1050mAh
Power Source Interface: 5V1A
Power Dissipation: 400m/4.2V
Recording Time: 1080P/ About 70 minutes
Charging Time: About 3hours
Things worth noting on this camera, as with many/most of the comparably-priced units are that they are generally not made with 12 Megapixel image sensors. Tthey're actually 4MP image sensors that that essentially take an HDR image (multiple images that are then merged into a 'high dynamic range' image). This keeps the costs down, while 'generally' providing a comparable, although generally less sharp image. The 4k video is produced in much the same way. The processor is actually only able to take 4k video at 10fps (frames per second). This is then scaled up to the stated rate of 25fps. I'm mostly interested in the HD (1080) video at 60fps. Enough talk. Camera will be here in a few days, and I'll get some real data and post it, and post the videos.
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