Tiny 3

its such unfortunate timing that the insta360 link 2/2c pro and obsbot tiny 3 which are currently the best high end options using the same new sensor were released just after or during the production of this video.

Hi, u/michalightning Good question! For beginner streamers, we recommend the Tiny SE or Meet SE. They are budget-friendly, easy to set up, and plug-and-play. Tiny SE has a gimbal, making it suitable for streamers who move around, while Meet SE doesn’t have a gimbal, which is better for people who on

Heyy, I use an obsbot tiny 3. I was using the 2 for ages, gives super premium quality and it moves around/tracks and stuff. My one before that was the logitech c920 as well so this was a big leap!

This is not working with MacOS Tahoe 26.2, Stream Deck 6.8.1, and OBSBOT WebCam 1.9 for a Tiny 3. Newest version of Stream Deck does not resolve the issue. Fix this shameful bug...it's been months.

Very bad idea if you want to get normal (I'm not saying good because this is not possible) sound. If mic is so far away you need to add gain to it which also amplifies everything around. Here are my findings in regard of Tiny 3 Lite built in mic with settings from Obsbot Center: About Audio modes in

I did something similar with a OBSBOT Tiny 3 lately, worked great with USB

The Tiny2 is smooth and fast enough for keeping track of you, that is, as long as you aren't planning on sprinting 100 meters in 10 seconds inside your house. OBSBOT has a bigger one that can probably do that as well. Check out their website and videos on YouTube, as they just released the Tiny3.

I just got the OBSBOT Tiny 3 and no go. Did you get the Tiny 2 working?

I suggest Sony A6700 with a cooler is your best bet for an actual camera. Which we have and works flawlessly. However it’s kind of a pain to use in my opinion since we have two streaming areas in our stream room I opted to use a link 2 as our second camera for chair/bed and the new obsbot tiny 3 for

I had the same troubles with the Tiny 3. It’s obsbot centre it’s horrid. I ended up building my own tool that’s completely independent of that shit software