The Elgato Facecam Pro 4K60 frame webcam of the pirate ship is on the market, priced at 2699 yuan.

CTOnews.com, August 30 (Xinhua)-- Elgato, a pirate ship, today launched a Facecam Pro camera in China, which officials say is the first webcam ever to support 4K60 frame shooting.

According to reports, the Facecam Pro uses a studio-level f / 2.0 21mm Elgato autofocus lens, which can be manually set in the focus range from 10cm to infinity. The field of vision can reach 90 degrees and can be used for panoramic shooting or multi-person video conferencing. The 1.8in SONY STARVIS sensor captures rich details even in roll, pitch and zoom operations, or in dim light.

Officials say Elgato's new image signal processor adds luster to the performance of the webcam, a powerful chip that encodes and broadcasts 4K60 video over USB 3.0, with ultra-low latency, while promoting real-time light correction, automatic noise reduction and a range of other sophisticated calculations to provide excellent picture quality in a variety of environments. Even when used in applications that do not support 4K60 video input, 4K60 video can be converted to 1080p60 through advanced algorithms to deliver full HD video that is clearer than the standard 1080p webcam.

A CTOnews.com search found that the Elgato Facecam Pro 4K60 frame webcam of the pirate ship is now on the shelves of JD.com, with a price of 2699 yuan.

JD.com Elgato Facecam Pro UHD 4K60 webcam 2699 yuan direct link