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27th Dec 2007, 03:08
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Hi I am going to buy a Webcam, and after seeing quite a few people on them there seems to be a wide range of quality, sone seem to break up if people move! What should I be looking for? I would like a reasonably priced one that has a good quality picture, I am not very technical so do I look for pixels or something?
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28th Dec 2007, 00:40
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I`d recommend one of the Logitech webcams. Look for one with at least 1.3 mega pixels for image quality.
Regards Howard. |
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28th Dec 2007, 01:11
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Thanks for that, I have had a look and there's some reasonably priced 1.3mp cams about, cheers.
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28th Dec 2007, 04:29
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you should also be looking at fps rates. 30 is average, im not sure at what point it gets stuttery though
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28th Dec 2007, 04:32
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28th Dec 2007, 05:07
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frames per second, it will state it on the box of the camera, i wouldn't go below 30
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28th Dec 2007, 05:11
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