ElgatoCam Link 4K – External Capture Card for DSLR & Camcorder, ActionCam as Webcam, Meet/Stream/Record in 1080p60 or 4K30/4K60, Easy Connect for OBS/Zoom/Discord – HDMI to USB 3.0, PC/Mac/iPad

It's such a good piece of hardware. Easy to install, no drivers needed and you can have your image setup right away. I use it to turn my gopro hero 5 black into a webcam, which is very nice to use (1080p 60fps)In case you need to modify some settings like contrast, saturation, hue and brightness, you can use the 4k capture utility or do the same on your preferred application (I use OBS Studio and I have more control of the settings for the webcam.As I don't have a pci express slot (I have an itx board with just one slot that I have my graphics card installed), this USB stick is very convenient. A little bit expensive in my opinion, but I haven't found anything similar in terms of quality

These Cam Links from Elgato are Great, I have now bought multiple of these and haven't had any issues with them at all. We have bought them for streaming and they are great for both Windows and Macs as with both operating systems, you can just plug them in and go. No drivers necessary or bloatware apps to get it working. Just plug it in, plug your HDMI source in and then use your favourite software. I can confirm it works with FaceTime, PhotoBooth, OBS, Livestream Studio 6 from Vimeo, Google Hangouts and Zoom. All in all they are great value for money when compared to the Blackmagic Mini Recorders that only work with Thunderbolt, so to have a device that you can plug into pretty much any modern computer is great, and I would highly recommend this product for anyone who wants to have a capture card for a camera or computer or whatever you want:)

I've tried a bunch of internal capture cards over the years, but I've never used USB ones before. I needed something for my laptop, though, so I can live stream and Skype when I'm travelling away from home with something better quality than the built-in webcam.I've been toying with the idea of one of these for a while, so when the discount came on Prime Day I decided to go for it. It arrived yesterday, and in my quick tests it works great. Plugged it into my Windows 7 desktop, and it didn't require any drivers be installed, it just worked. Sort of. It does work, but it's quite laggy on Windows 7 (even with USB 3) - although Elgato doesn't claim it works with Windows 7, so this was better than I'd hoped for.Plugging it into my Windows 10 ASUS ZenBook Pro, though, also no need to download any drivers or software, just plugged it in, hooked up my DSLR, but this time it worked really well. Super smooth video and captures just fine in Skype and OBS.Glad I finally took the plunge.

Ordered. Arrived. Tested. Works 4k 30 fps. Returned because the camera was crap so returned this and the camera. This thing works just fine. Bit pricy tho.

This is an excellent piece of kit. This allows you to connect your compatible DSLR camera to your PC for use with OBS or SteamObs or another steaming/filming application. It enabled your DSLR as a webcam.It's easy to setup, and the drivers are downloadable at Elgato, once installed you pick the device as you would a webcam, and off you go.It comes with a short USB cable in-case you can't get it into the USB port due to the spacing.There is no HDMI lead included which is a little annoying so ensure you have one or buy one.ProsAllows you to use a DSLR as a webcamComes with a small USB cable in case you have issues with spaceGood qualityConsBit big for a USB portNo included HDMI leadNo drivers includedOverall a great device filling a niche in the market where there are no other products.

A great solution if you're looking to use a GoPro, camcorder or DSLR for Zoom calls. Generally, these kinds of devices give much better image quality than even high-end webcams, not least because of the built-in algorithms for adjusting skin-tone, etc. I was disappointed that it did not work with my old Sony DSLR α700, but that's only because the camera itself does not support live view through HDMI: the camera can only output stored images through HDMI, which of course is no use for Zoom calls. But that is a limitation of the camera, not the fault of the Elgato.

Another great product from elgato, not much I can say really plug it in download the driver from elgato's website connect your compatible camera and away you go, took me all of 5 to 10 minutes to get set up and running.

Worked fine but the video quality wasn't the best, often appearing very grainy.