QianLi Gorilla 4K Camera
The QianLi Gorilla 4K industrial camera captures board-level repair work in 3840×2160 at 60FPS, with simultaneous HDMI and Type-C 3.1 dual output, a Sony 1/1.8-inch 8MP CMOS sensor, CS-mount lens, and standalone controls for capture, freeze, and digital zoom — no PC required. Pairs with the 6558 Gorilla microscope for live 4K viewing, documentation, and streaming.
Key Specifications
- Sensor
- Sony 1/1.8-inch CMOS, 8MP
- Pixel size
- 2μm × 2μm
- Processor
- 2GHz CPU + GPU + NPU high-capability chip
- Resolution (HDMI)
- 3840×2160@60FPS / 1920×1080@60FPS
- Resolution (Type-C 3.1)
- 3840×2160@60FPS / 1920×1080@60FPS, dual output
- Lens mount
- Standard CS mount
- Hardware interfaces
- USB 2.0 ×2, Type-C 2.0 ×1, Type-C 3.1 ×1, HDMI 2.0 ×1, DC 2.1 ×1, TF ×1
- Extended interfaces
- Cold shoe ×1, 1/4-inch mount ×4, 3/8-inch mount ×3, 3/8-inch ARRI locating hole ×1
- Controls
- 6 function buttons + 1 control wheel
- Quick switch
- One-key 1080P / 4K toggle
- Exposure
- Auto (AE) / manual switch
- White balance
- Auto / manual
- Image control
- Brightness, brilliance, contrast, saturation
- Digital zoom
- Zoom in/out via control wheel; mirror flip horizontal & vertical
- Screen
- Freeze / thaw (screen lock) in default state
- Storage & upgrade
- TF card / U disk / PC software
- Input voltage
- DC 12V/2A
- Menu languages
- Chinese / English / Spanish (default Chinese)
- PC connection
- Universal UVC — mouse, keyboard, PC software supported
- Colors
- Silver Ocean / Starry Night
Product Overview
Key Features
- True 4K at 60FPS: 3840×2160 output over both HDMI 2.0 and Type-C 3.1 simultaneously — no frame drops when recording and streaming at once
- Sony 1/1.8-inch 8MP CMOS with 2μm pixels delivers clean low-noise images of solder joints, traces, and BGA balls
- Standalone operation: 6 function buttons + control wheel handle capture, freeze, digital zoom, and menu navigation without touching a PC — quick press to shoot, hold to record, wheel to zoom and select
- One-key 1080P/4K switch for fast resolution changes mid-repair
- CS-mount lens interface accepts the full range of industrial lenses
- Rig-ready mounting: cold shoe, four 1/4-inch and three 3/8-inch threads, plus a 3/8-inch ARRI locating hole for microscope arms, cages, and tripods
- USB 2.0 ports run a wireless mouse, keyboard, or U disk; TF card storage with auto/manual file naming and custom save paths
- Universal UVC support works as a PC camera out of the box, and firmware auto-updates on startup
Application Scenarios
- Live 4K display of micro-soldering work through the 6558 Gorilla microscope
- Before/after photo and video documentation for repair reports and customer evidence
- Training and teaching: project the board view to a monitor for students
- QC inspection stations with freeze-frame comparison of BGA joints
- Streaming repair sessions to HDMI monitor and PC at the same time
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolution and frame rate does the Gorilla 4K camera output?
3840×2160 at 60FPS or 1920×1080 at 60FPS, over both HDMI 2.0 and Type-C 3.1 at the same time — dual output lets you feed a monitor and a PC simultaneously with no quality loss.
Which sensor does it use?
A Sony 1/1.8-inch CMOS with 8MP resolution and 2μm × 2μm pixels, driven by a 2GHz processor that combines CPU, GPU, and NPU for fast, low-noise imaging.
Can it record without a computer?
Yes. The camera operates standalone: six function buttons and a control wheel cover photo (quick press), video (press and hold), screen freeze, digital zoom, and menu navigation. Footage saves to a TF card or U disk, with auto or manual file naming and a settable save path.
What lens does it take?
It uses a standard CS mount, so any CS-mount industrial or CCTV lens fits. It pairs directly with the 6558 Gorilla microscope's camera port for through-the-optics viewing.
How do I mount it on a microscope or rig?
It has a cold shoe on top, four 1/4-inch threads, three 3/8-inch threads, and a 3/8-inch ARRI locating hole (one 1/4-inch thread converts to 3/8 by loosening its collar) — enough mounting points for microscope arms, cages, and tripods.
Does it work as a webcam for streaming?
Yes — universal UVC support means it appears as a standard PC camera with no drivers, and the USB 2.0 ports also take a wireless mouse, keyboard, or U disk. Firmware updates automatically on startup.
What colors are available?
Two finishes: Silver Ocean and Starry Night. Availability of each color may vary by batch — tell us your preference when requesting a quote.
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