I was playing around with various OA4 settings and noticed one thing. I connected the camera in webcam mode and recorded a video using the Camera application in Windows. Later I made the same recording, in the same place and lighting, with the camera in video mode. The webcam records in 1080p 30 frames. I set the same parameters in the filming mode. The recording was made in the evening in poor surroundings. After comparing both videos, I noticed that the image recorded in webcam mode is better and nicer to the eye. In both cases, I had the sharpness and noise set to -1. The film in video mode was sharpened and had more saturated colors, but it looked much worse. Isn't it strange that the same camera records better in low light as a webcam?

I was playing around with various OA4 settings and noticed one thing. I connected the camera in webcam mode and recorded a video using the Camera application in Windows. Later I made the same recording, in the same place and lighting, with the camera in video mode. The webcam records in 1080p 30 frames. I set the same parameters in the filming mode. The recording was made in the evening in poor surroundings. After comparing both videos, I noticed that the image recorded in webcam mode is better and nicer to the eye. In both cases, I had the sharpness and noise set to -1. The film in video mode was sharpened and had more saturated colors, but it looked much worse. Isn't it strange that the same camera records better in low light as a webcam?