Original SJCAM SJ7 STAR WiFi Action Camera 4K

Original SJCAM SJ7 STAR WiFi Action Camera 4K Review

SJCAM SJ7 4K camera is a camera with 4K support~

SJCAM is a company from Shenzhen, China. Founded in 2006, they’re one of the leading camera manufacturers in the world. SJCAM’s camera products range from the popular SJ8 Pro to the highly popular SJ5000 II. SJ7 cameras have a 5.0-inch aspect ratio and they’re suitable for both action cameras and mobile phones.

SJCAM SJ7 4K is the upgraded version of the SJ7 and features a 4K camera with support for up to 4K video. It runs on Android 4.1 with the best of SABR.

What’s in the Box:

Specifications:

Features:

Build Quality:

The SJ7 4K does a great job in improving the image quality, image is beautiful, it has a crisp, butter-like saturation and colours are natural.

At the bottom of the camera, you’ll find the 4K resolution and the White Balance adjustment, this really improves the overall image quality and colour reproduction.

Below the stabilisation ring, there’s a large hole to unlock the back-end camera. In addition, it’s possible that this could be used as a tripod, which would eliminate the need for a tripod.

Build & Handling:

The camera is made of plastic, but as I’ve already mentioned there’s a lot of plastic. The rubberised grip and overall design is very solid.

One thing that’s unique about the camera is the touch-screen. This is a simple touch-controlled area on the side of the camera which can be used to select settings or change settings, or as a backlight control on the main screen.

The key feature of the touch-screen is the location of the live button to the right of the touch-screen.

Bottom View:

It’s easy to see that the camera is very well made. Its all-white finish has a nice solid feel and is pleasant to hold in your hands, unlike some other cameras that have a more ‘light’ finish like the Sony A7 III.

I found it hard to keep the camera from sliding off my fingers when I was holding it, or accidentally get caught between the shutter release and the subject when I was holding it.

Performance:

With the SJ7+, it’s very easy to understand why it’s a good performer. It’s smooth and smooth and it’s very responsive to touch. It’s responsive even with a swipe screen or a finger on the shutter release, which is nice.

The issue that I have with cameras like this is that you can’t easily switch between modes by holding down the touch-screen. There is a switch to activate automatic mode and a switch to activate a mode selection.

When the shutter button is pressed, there’s an option to set the aperture to f/2.4. That option is manual, and I find it very responsive.

It’s also possible to change the aperture setting via the touch-screen, but this is not possible when you’re holding the camera.

The issue here is that you cannot adjust the aperture of the shutter. If you hold the camera at f/2.4 for a long time you’ll feel it adjust to your palm or wrist, or even start to