OBSBOT Tail Air: A Wireless PTZ Camera with HDMI, NDI

With the Live Streaming Market expecting to reach $4.26 billion, and 9.1 million active creators on platforms like YouTube and Twitch, having a good camera for creating content is important. OBSBOT recognized this in 2018 when I first saw the OBSBOT Tail, then OBSBOT Tiny cameras. Now, the company is coming out with a new camera that will help creators get content in many situations. Geekazine has been testing and is fairly impressed with the features of this small PTZ camera. * OBSBOT sent product to unbox/review. All opinions are of Geekazine. Check out the review page for more information * What is the OBSBOT Tail Air This is a PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoom) camera with a 4K sensor inside that can record, or live stream anywhere. OBSBOT also features AI tracking in all their cameras, so with a hand gesture, you can get to making new content. Specs of OBSBOT Tiny Air 344 grams, 2.74 x 2.88 x 5.2 inches 1/1.8″ CMOS Sensor 8.4 million pixels with 3856×2176 max resolution ISO range 100-6400 Shutter to 1/8000 s f/1.8 apeture 2,000 – 10,000 Kelvin White balance 6-axis Gyroscope 4x digital zoom 8 optical lenses Video Shooting, Photos The camera can do up to 4K 30fps video in a bit rate of 80 mbps – MJPEG, H.264, or H.265. Further, the camera can take still images from video while you are streaming/recording NDI Support The OBSBOT Tiny Air comes with the ability to connect via NDI HX|3 through your network (additional cost for NDI license). NDI can connect via NDI Tools, hardware capture (with NDI support), or software switchers such as OBS, vMix, and Wirecast.