Good but not up to the hype!
The hype on these cameras is very high, however, the results I am getting from them is not as equal, unfortunately. I am currently using three Tail Air cameras, they sit about 10-12 feet away from the target, but the quality of the picture I get out of the cameras. I typically use these cameras to livestream our Church services through Facebook and use OBS as the main brain for creating the scenes and everything I use to livestream. I understand that, since I am livestreaming to Facebook, the max quality I get is 1080P, but it doesn't look like that when I look at what is brought into OBS. Kind of looks like that 360 quality we get from YouTube when the connection is slow. Now, it does not matter if I use the cameras over HDMI or NDI, the image quality is the same. I am currently using NDI to avoid too many cables all over the place since I sit about 20 feet away from the platform at Church. Being able to use NDI is what has prompted me to rate these cameras with a 4 star review. That has become very useful to keep everything as clean and tidy as possible around where the cameras are. The AI tracking also needs some work. Sometimes it works flawlessly, but quite often, it loses its target very easily, and I have to keep a close eye on the OBSBOT Control app on my phone to ensure that the tracking is where it needs to be or to adjust it when it loses its target. That in itself is quite a bit of stress. I do like the camera, not going to lie, seems like for being very close to it and in a very control environment, it works as it should, but for what I needed them, I have to be a bit critical there. I understand I could have gotten the Air 2, but my budget did not allow me to climb so high. Maybe in the future. I don't mean anything bad with this review, but since you wanted to know and you asked me to be honest, well, here I am.