Logitech C920S HD Pro Webcam vs Logitech HD Webcam C615

Now, I want to look at some of the questions on the Amazon listing and hopefully answer your final questions and allow you to make a wise buying decis...

This is a microphone test of the Logitech C615 webcam, this is the kind of audio you can expect. When we sat naturally at our desk with our ring light...

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It too gave me an error message that my OS is not compatible with it. So, I decided to try letting windows load its own drivers, and then re-install the Logitech garbage using the LWS 280 installer. The Windows drivers indeed got me sound, because I was able to test the microphone using Windows Sound Recorder, but when I loaded the Logitech software, it would not even let me select to create a video. When I went to video options, it acted as if I was crazy when I attempted to set the resolution to 1080P

- Nice camera. I ordered this because it said it does video calls in 1080p and it has autofocus and light correction. For the majority of you this camera should work as described. - For me, I wanted a camera to connect to my Chromebox/AndroidTV/X-Box that connects to my 65" 4K to do video calls

Alright so in this review we'll be going over first the design and the build of this, how easy it is to mount this on a laptop or a Chromebook, someth...

Doesn't let you adjust amount of keying though. With my large 10x20 screen, it keyed all of it out easily, wrinkles and all. Color is good. Brightness is good

There's definitely worse out there. On wide shots, the colour balance is pretty good, but it degrades quickly on anything up close. This is problematic if you're using it to film art. It also can't handle a lot of black

The Windows Logitech Camera Capture software averts the desynchronization by likely using Nvidia's NvEncoder, as I have a Nvidia Geforce 670 video card. Took me awhile, but I now have 1080p/720p stutter free on my Linux box, substitute "-video_size 1920x1080": $ ffmpeg -f v4l2 -input_format "mjpeg" -video_size 1080x720 -i /dev/video2 -f alsa -i hw:0,0 -pix_fmt yuv420p -acodec aac -c:v h264_nvenc -pixel_format yuv444p -y /tmp/output.mp4 First, we specify the "mjpeg" instead of the "yuyv422" stream provided by the camera, as yuyv422 is rawvideo and still to heavy on resources here. My video size, then video device

My son needed a video camera for his online class and he ordered this one since the ratio size was 1080p. He ordered one prior from Walmart that was 1440p and the video was too wide it showcased my entire apt. We just needed a camera that would focus mainly on the user and not the entire house. So, this Logitech HD Laptop Webcam C615 video camera in 1080p worked perfect for our needs