Steve’s Digicams analiza a fondo la diminuta «action camera» Polaroid Cube.

Que no, que no. No es Lomo, es Polaroid.

El bueno de Steve’s Digicams, con el retardo que le caracteriza, publica hoy su análisis a fondo de un invento que si lo hubiera hecho Lomo hubiéramos dicho: «jo, otra Lomada», pero como lo ha hecho Polaroid nos lo miramos con otros ojos y pensamos, ostras, pues hasta puede ser divertido, y además, no es nada caro.

El artilugio es la Polaroid Cube, que como todos sabéis es una especie de «action camera» de proporciones diminutas y muy coloreada.

Como siempre para esta WEB, os pongo lo habitual:

Features / Specifications:

• Video capture resolution: 1920 x 1080; 1280×720 (30FPS)
• Recording format: H.264
• Still image resolution: 6 megapixels; JPEG still image
• Lens: 124º wide angle lens (F 2.0, f=3.4mm)
• Viewing angel: 124º (wide angle)
• Weatherproof and splashproof
• External memory: supports MicroSD cards up to 32GB
• Battery & power: lithium battery, 90 Min
• Microphone: included
• Output: USB 2.0
• PC and Mac interface: Micro USB Port (USB 2.0)
• Optional accessories: bumper case, helmet mount, monkey stand, waterproof case & suction mount, bike mount, tripod mount, strap mount.

The Cube is available now with a MSRP of US $99.99: por lo menos no es muy cara.

Pros:

• One button operation makes the camera incredibly easy to use.
• Video image quality is very good for an affordable action camera.
• Very simple to change camera settings.
• Tough and splashproof
• Great selections of mounts for the camera
• MSRP of $99.99
• Lightweight and compact size may make it good for use with drones / quadcopters

Contras:

• No HDMI output
• Some of the camera mounts are not very secure, the camera could be knocked from with a simple bump
• Still image capture is sub-par
• No wireless capabilities
• Very Difficult to compose shots

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