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title: "VZ-R"
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# Sony CMOS + Ambarella SoC boost 8MP dual-mode camera HDMI & USB plug-and-play VZ-R

**Brand:** ipevo
**Price:** RM2058
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📸 Elevate Every Presentation with Pro-Level Clarity & Flexibility

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** VZ-R by ipevo
- **How much does it cost?** RM2058 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- ipevo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ipevo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Crystal-Clear Visuals:** 8MP camera delivers up to 3264x2448 resolution for razor-sharp detail in USB mode and smooth 1080p at 30fps via HDMI.
- • **Lightweight Durability:** Robust yet portable at just 2.2 lbs, designed for easy room-to-room mobility without sacrificing stability or build quality.
- • **Pro-Grade Imaging Tech:** Powered by Sony CMOS sensor and Ambarella SoC for lightning-fast autofocus, superior low-light noise reduction, and vivid color accuracy.
- • **Flexible Capture Freedom:** Multi-jointed, glass fiber reinforced stand with swiveling head lets you frame shots from any angle or height—perfect for dynamic presentations or classroom demos.
- • **Seamless Dual Connectivity:** Switch effortlessly between HDMI for direct display and USB for versatile software compatibility across Mac, Windows, and Chromebook.

## Overview

The IPEVO VZ-R is a premium 8MP document camera featuring dual HDMI and USB modes for versatile connectivity. It boasts a Sony CMOS sensor paired with an Ambarella SoC for enhanced autofocus, noise reduction, and color fidelity. Designed with a durable yet lightweight glass fiber reinforced stand, it offers flexible positioning and easy portability. Compatible with Mac, Windows, and Chromebook, the VZ-R delivers crisp, real-time imaging up to 3264x2448 resolution (USB) or 1080p at 30fps (HDMI), making it ideal for professional presentations, classrooms, and even assistive low-vision applications.

## Description

VZ-R HDMI/USB Dual Mode 8MP Document Camera captures all your material and streams real-time images directly to your TV, projector or monitor with an HDMI input. It also features a USB mode for using with a computer. When in USB mode, VZ-R is compatible with a variety of software, allowing you to use it in different ways. And with its 8MP camera, VZ-R captures at up to 3264 x 2448 (10fps) in USB mode, and up to 1920 x 1080 (30fps) in HDMI mode that delivers crisp and clear images! In addition, with a Sony CMOS image sensor and a powerful Amarelle integrated system-on-a-chip (Sock), you’ll find enhanced performance in areas of focusing speed, noise reduction under low-light conditions and reproduction of colors. Furthermore, VZ-R’s built-in LED light gives you additional illumination for capturing material in dimly lit environments. Enjoy increased durability for VZ-R as its stand has been reinforced with a type of glass fiber reinforced thermoplastic GVX-5H (developed by the Swiss company EMS-GRIVORY) that can withstand heavy daily usage. You’ll also appreciate the lightweight nature of it – VZ-R only weighs 2. 2lbs (1kg) – perfect for swapping between different rooms. VZ-R’s swiveling head, multi-jointed stand, and small footprint allow you to capture freely from different height, angle, and orientation. Last but not least, the buttons conveniently located on VZ-R enable you to adjust the real-time images instantly to better fit your needs. (Please note that VZ-R's package does not include an HDMI cable nor power adapter. )

Review: Great for people with low vision problems. 10x less expensive than the overpriced medical device - Most reviews here talk about this camera being used in a classroom. Another application would be to use it as a medical device for people with low vision and it does a great job here. Aging parent with macular degeneration cannot read newspaper and books anymore without some magnification aid. This device plus a TV does what CCTV magnifiers costing $2K to $3K do. The best part about this camera is that it hooks up straight to the HDMI port of the monitor/TV without requiring a computer. So it is one less complication for seniors who are not comfortable using computers. Just turn it on and it works. The unit has several levels of zoom and it allows you to adjust contrast and has several effects that enhances the image. The only thing you don't get is the large knobs to adjust the setting like you get with the CCTV magnifier. So for seniors who lost fine motor skills this may be a small issue. The stand is very adjustable with a solid base. You can plug this into a larger screen than the 20" to 24" monitors that usually comes with the medical device version. Overall a very well thought out product that helps people with low vision at a price that is affordable unlike the price gouging CCTV magnifiers.
Review: Plug and play, very good quality. - I didn't even look for directions. Everything was just plug and play. There are two wires needed: 1) the HDMI that plugs into whatever monitor or projector you're using (which is NOT included), and 2) a micro-USB cable for power (which IS included) just like you probably use for your non-Apple phone. I didn't bother with the USB viewing as my equipment has HDMI, so I can't comment on that. I'm not sure I'm going to have ready access to power within ten feet or so where I'm doing my presentation, so I plugged it into a USB battery charger and left it on for a couple of hours. I started with three bars and ended with three bars. I doubt I'll need a plug, but an adaptor is easy enough to find anywhere. It seems to sip power, but I can't find specs. About the quality. The frame and structure are very nicely built. The base is heavy and stable. I'll end up using clamps on the table top pressing on the heavy metal base just in case, but it shouldn't be necessary in ordinary circumstances. The focus works. I'm using big notebooks where one side might be higher than the other, and will slide the notebook back and forth on the tabletop depending on which side I'm viewing. The focus does get confused sometimes and goes blurry. But one touch of the autofocus button and within 2 seconds, you're back in business. It's not graceful, but it does work. The zoom. I'm not a fan of digital zoom. It basically dilutes your 8k image to a lower resolution as you zoom. But optical zoom machines are much more expensive. Having said that, I have two observations: 1) on full zoom, I didn't see any image degradation. That tells me that 8k is plenty to play with and leaves plenty of room for quality erosion before my eyes could even notice. I think that's the irony of modern high resolution images. My eyes can't really tell the difference after 1k. And not many monitors are even higher resolution than 1k. So on full zoom, you should still be at 1-to-1 in resolution. But I'm not a videophile, so someone may know better. Still no one can tell my what my eyes saw or didn't see. And 2) if you don't want to use the digital zoom, just pull the camera head closer to the image, and don't use it at all. So I guess it kind of does have optical zoom after all. The filters. I don't get them. But you don't have to use them. I won't. It can invert the image from black print on white paper to white print on black paper (maybe to keep the room dark?), turn the background paper yellow (easier on the eyes?), and a few other options I didn't really understand. The light. It's weak, but I won't be illuminating images in the dark, so I don't care. The exposure adjustments should more than make up for weak ambient lighting. You can choose between 50hz and 60hz. Not sure why or what that does. It was set to 60hz out of the box, so I left it there. I didn't try to change it. No comment there. The image: I plugged it into my 1080p tv using HDMI. It looked fine. The black letters seemed to have a slight bright white outline which I though made it look a little washed out. So I brightened the exposure and that seemed to correct it. Maybe other more expensive units don't do that, but I can't imagine you can get as much and as good as this for anywhere around that price.

## Features

- Hdmi and USB dual mode. 8 Megapixel camera that captures up to 3264 x 2448 (10Fps) in USB mode, and up to 1920 x 1080 (30Fps) in HDMI mode. Works on Mac, Windows PC and Chromebook.
- Max shooting area: 10. 6” x 18. 9” (270 x 480mm) [16: 9]/13. 5” x 18. 1” (344 x 460mm) [4: 3]. Size - With base－4.57 x 4.25 x 11.85 inches (11.6 x 10.8 x 30.1cm). Without base－3.07 x 1.57 x 11.42 inches (7.8 x 4.0 x 29.0cm)
- Performance boost with Sony CMOS Image Sensor and Ambarella integrated system-on-a-chip (SoC) – faster focusing speed, better noise reduction under low-light conditions and excellent reproduction of colors for lesser disruptions, distortion and latency.
- Stronger yet lighter with glass fiber reinforced stand (GVX-5H) – increased durability for daily usage yet light-weighted (2. 2 lbs. /1 kg) for swapping between classrooms or conference rooms
- Designed and made in Taiwan. Swivelling head, Multi-Jointed stand, and small footprint allow you to capture freely from different height, angle, and orientation. Buttons conveniently located on vz-r's body enable you to adjust real-time images instantly.
- Max Focal Length: 3.57

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0784RZNKT |
| Best Sellers Rank | #203,850 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #881 in Sports & Action Video Cameras |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (377) |
| Date First Available | November 28, 2017 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 2.2 pounds |
| Item model number | 5-883-4-01-00 |
| Manufacturer | IPEVO |
| Product Dimensions | 4.13 x 4.25 x 11.85 inches |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Green
- **Exposure Control Type:** Automatic
- **Media Type:** usb
- **Shooting Modes:** documents camera
- **Video Capture Resolution:** 1080p

## Images

![VZ-R - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61UvvrZOP+L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for people with low vision problems. 10x less expensive than the overpriced medical device
*by W***O on July 2, 2019*

Most reviews here talk about this camera being used in a classroom. Another application would be to use it as a medical device for people with low vision and it does a great job here. Aging parent with macular degeneration cannot read newspaper and books anymore without some magnification aid. This device plus a TV does what CCTV magnifiers costing $2K to $3K do. The best part about this camera is that it hooks up straight to the HDMI port of the monitor/TV without requiring a computer. So it is one less complication for seniors who are not comfortable using computers. Just turn it on and it works. The unit has several levels of zoom and it allows you to adjust contrast and has several effects that enhances the image. The only thing you don't get is the large knobs to adjust the setting like you get with the CCTV magnifier. So for seniors who lost fine motor skills this may be a small issue. The stand is very adjustable with a solid base. You can plug this into a larger screen than the 20" to 24" monitors that usually comes with the medical device version. Overall a very well thought out product that helps people with low vision at a price that is affordable unlike the price gouging CCTV magnifiers.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Plug and play, very good quality.
*by J***P on October 13, 2019*

I didn't even look for directions. Everything was just plug and play. There are two wires needed: 1) the HDMI that plugs into whatever monitor or projector you're using (which is NOT included), and 2) a micro-USB cable for power (which IS included) just like you probably use for your non-Apple phone. I didn't bother with the USB viewing as my equipment has HDMI, so I can't comment on that. I'm not sure I'm going to have ready access to power within ten feet or so where I'm doing my presentation, so I plugged it into a USB battery charger and left it on for a couple of hours. I started with three bars and ended with three bars. I doubt I'll need a plug, but an adaptor is easy enough to find anywhere. It seems to sip power, but I can't find specs. About the quality. The frame and structure are very nicely built. The base is heavy and stable. I'll end up using clamps on the table top pressing on the heavy metal base just in case, but it shouldn't be necessary in ordinary circumstances. The focus works. I'm using big notebooks where one side might be higher than the other, and will slide the notebook back and forth on the tabletop depending on which side I'm viewing. The focus does get confused sometimes and goes blurry. But one touch of the autofocus button and within 2 seconds, you're back in business. It's not graceful, but it does work. The zoom. I'm not a fan of digital zoom. It basically dilutes your 8k image to a lower resolution as you zoom. But optical zoom machines are much more expensive. Having said that, I have two observations: 1) on full zoom, I didn't see any image degradation. That tells me that 8k is plenty to play with and leaves plenty of room for quality erosion before my eyes could even notice. I think that's the irony of modern high resolution images. My eyes can't really tell the difference after 1k. And not many monitors are even higher resolution than 1k. So on full zoom, you should still be at 1-to-1 in resolution. But I'm not a videophile, so someone may know better. Still no one can tell my what my eyes saw or didn't see. And 2) if you don't want to use the digital zoom, just pull the camera head closer to the image, and don't use it at all. So I guess it kind of does have optical zoom after all. The filters. I don't get them. But you don't have to use them. I won't. It can invert the image from black print on white paper to white print on black paper (maybe to keep the room dark?), turn the background paper yellow (easier on the eyes?), and a few other options I didn't really understand. The light. It's weak, but I won't be illuminating images in the dark, so I don't care. The exposure adjustments should more than make up for weak ambient lighting. You can choose between 50hz and 60hz. Not sure why or what that does. It was set to 60hz out of the box, so I left it there. I didn't try to change it. No comment there. The image: I plugged it into my 1080p tv using HDMI. It looked fine. The black letters seemed to have a slight bright white outline which I though made it look a little washed out. So I brightened the exposure and that seemed to correct it. Maybe other more expensive units don't do that, but I can't imagine you can get as much and as good as this for anywhere around that price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Projection Tool for Educators and Presenters
*by A***R on March 7, 2018*

I purchased the "Ipevo 5-883-4-01-00 VZ-R HDMI/USB Dual Mode 8MP Document Camera" for my girlfriend that for the longest time has used the large transparency-sheet projectors for school and personal art projects. She would project images on a walls to create larger versions of drawings, etc. This particular camera, coupled with a new portable projector is an awesome upgrade! I love this camera, as it is easy to use, and works well without any need to connect it to a computer. Simply connect the camera to a projector, TV or monitor, and begin working. The buttons on the camera allow you to zoom in and out easily, and the autofocus works great, even in low light conditions as it has a decent light to brighten things up. This camera would be PERFECT for educators and presenters. Need to zoom in super close to show very small objects? Need to project any medium to any type of display? This is a quality product, it's incredibly versatile, and works fantastic. Highly recommended.

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