SJCAM SJ4000

$48.99

The SJCAM SJ4000 is a HQ sport camera, equipped with a wide-angle lens and FullHD res. With 1.5″ LCD screen and water-resistant up to 30 meters it is a great choice for outdoor shooting, and a great option for YouTube production videos.

Description

Are you looking for an action camera that is capable of capturing high-quality videos and photos? If so, the SJCAM SJ4000 could be the perfect choice for you.

This camera offers a wide-angle lens and 1080p x 30 FPS video resolution, making it ideal for outdoor shooting and capturing your great adventures.

The SJCAM SJ4000 is a high-quality, affordable sports video camera. It is designed to be lightweight, durable, and waterproof, making it perfect for outdoor shooting. It features a wide-angle lens with a 170-degree field of view and 1080p x 30 FPS video resolution. Additionally, it has a 1.5″ LCD screen.

 

SJCAM SJ4000 properties

Product name SJ4000
Max Video Resolution 1080p
Max Frames per second (FPS) 60 fps
Video Resolutions 1920×1080 (30fps), 1280×720 (60fps), 848×480 (60fps), 640×480 (60fps)
Recordable Files H.264, MOV
Type Action camera
Water resistant Yes
HDMI Yes
USB 2.0 Yes
SD Type microSD
microSD Yes
Display Yes
Display Size 1.5 “
Still Pictures Yes
Still Picture Resolution (MP) 12
Height 41.1 mm
Width 59.2 mm
Depth 29.3 mm

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3 reviews for SJCAM SJ4000

  1. Myles Phillips

    Very nice camera for universal use – it serves as a route recorder for me – attention is not needed for the car kit – it is suspended from the mirror using elements supplied by the manufacturer! To the set you can also buy a second battery and a battery charger – the operation and quality of both this and car performance are a lot to be desired – this car sows so that even disturbs the FM radio about CB not to mention ….

  2. NotSoGood

    I recently purchased the SJCAM SJ4000 camera with high hopes, as it was marketed as a budget-friendly alternative to the popular GoPro cameras. However, I have been thoroughly disappointed with the video quality this camera produces.

    Compared to my friend’s GoPro, the SJ4000 falls short in almost every aspect. The videos it takes are grainy and lack sharpness, even in well-lit environments. The colors are also dull and lackluster, making the footage look unprofessional.

    The camera also struggles with stabilization, which is crucial in action shots. Even with the stabilizer turned on, my videos still came out shaky and difficult to watch.

    Overall, I would not recommend the SJCAM SJ4000 camera to anyone looking to produce high-quality videos, especially if they are used to the quality of a GoPro. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly alternative, it might be best to consider other options or save up for a higher-end camera.

  3. Grace

    I recently purchased the SJCAM SJ4000 and unfortunately, I am not very impressed with it. As a customer advisor, I was expecting high quality from this camcorder, but it fell short in many areas.

    One of the biggest disappointments was the Still Pictures feature. The images came out blurry and distorted, making it almost unusable for capturing memories. However, the 1080p Max Video Resolution did produce decent video quality, but that’s the only redeeming factor.

    In comparison to other popular camcorders on the market, the SJCAM SJ4000 lacks in features such as stabilization, low-light performance, and overall ease of use. The user interface was somewhat confusing and took me some time to navigate.

    Furthermore, the delivery of this camcorder to Portland was delayed and caused some frustration. I had hoped for a smooth delivery process, but that was not the case.

    Overall, I would not recommend the SJCAM SJ4000. Its subpar still pictures and lackluster features make it a poor choice in the already crowded camcorder market.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I transfer videos from my SJCAM SJ4000 camera to my computer for editing or sharing purposes?

To transfer videos from your SJCAM SJ4000 camera to your computer, follow these steps:
1. Connect the camera's USB cable to your computer. Turn on the camera and make sure it is in "PC mode" or "USB mode". On most SJCAM cameras, you can switch between modes by holding the "Mode" button while powering on the camera. Open Windows File Explorer (or Mac Finder) and look for a new drive letter that corresponds to your camera. It should appear as an external hard disk drive or flash drive under Devices with Removable Storage in Windows or Camera in macOS. Double-click on the camera's drive to access its content. You should see folders such as "DCIM", "Motion JPEG", and possibly other subfolders containing your videos. Select the video(s) you want to transfer and copy them to your computer's hard drive or another location for safekeeping, editing, or sharing purposes. Once the transfer is complete, safely eject the camera from your computer by right-clicking on its drive letter in Windows File Explorer or macOS Finder and selecting "Eject" (or similar). This ensures that the camera is properly disconnected and won't be corrupted or damaged during the process. Now you can access your transferred videos using any video editing software installed on your computer.

What should I do if my screen shows a black or pinkish color instead of displaying the video footage?

If your screen is showing a black or pinkish color instead of playing the video, there are several possible reasons for this issue. First, check to make sure that you have properly installed and are running the latest version of the software required to play the video (e. VLC media player). If necessary, update the software and restart your computer. Next, check the connection between your device and the video source. Make sure that the cables connecting your device to the source are secure and functioning properly. If you have confirmed that your software is up-to-date and your connections are working correctly, it may be necessary to reinstall the video software on your device. This can often resolve issues with black or pink screens. Finally, if none of these solutions work, there may be an issue with your hardware. In this case, you may need to consult with a professional technician to determine the cause and possible resolution for the problem.

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