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Question: Is it possible to attach the camera to the monitor?
Document: I am using more and more video and audio conferencing, and the quality of the built-in devices of my laptop is limited. The camera has two microphones built in which helps to filter out environmental noise. I use it with a headset to avoid echo and to make it possible to hear the remote party crystal clear. The video camera has a great resolution; however the main point is that I can put it at the top of the monitor, so that the video communication becomes more natural.
Wow, the video quality is awesome. Just as good as a lot of point and shoot cameras. The mic is great too. You can attach to the top of your monitor, place on desk by a fold stand, or even attach to a mount with a standard screw post. It pivots up and down easily, only things missing is that I can't zoom, or at least haven't found out how to, and it doesn't pivot other than changing its position or location.
I usually love logitech software and maybe it is just me being dumb but I have problems with certain functions and features not working. Otherwise the Camera is amazing, has a great wide angle and zoom, perfect for skype or possible vlogging.
Does everything it says on the tin. Breeze to set up with Windows 7. If the stand doesn't naturally attach to the item of your choice (microphone boom, desktop, shelf, other rig) it's big enough to MacGuyver it so you can have the camera perch just about anywhere. Swivels, zooms, great frame rate, doesn't crash my computer when it runs (doesn't eat as much memory as my old one), awesome resolution, microphone works just fine.
Have been using this camera for a year now and would not recommend it!Logitech has serious software issues. The camera freezes consonantly advertised video effects does not work with an updated software!!! Even with the old software its not possible to add any effects or avatars. By some reason it always gives some sort of error message?? ?
If you have the bandwidth to take full advantage of this little webcam, you'll be impressed with the quality it delivers. It offers a combination of 1080p resolution, a Zeiss lens and good autofocus. It also has a stereo microphone--a bit of overkill for typical chat use--but nice to have.The camera is designed to be mounted in either of two ways. It will attach to a standard 1/4-20 tripod bolt--good for budget video productions and assorted other uses.
Unlike my previous webcam (an older Logitech), the camera has a wide enough clamp to attach to the large external monitors of my Mac Pro. Once in place, the camera will swivel up and down. It will not rotate side-to-side. This is a minor drawback when you're framing an image. Lowlight performance is good. I do wish the camera had a control for adjusting white balance: colors lean toward yellowish in my basement office.I've used this webcam both for Skype and Facetime.
The software you download to run this camera stops responding and will not close requiring both unplugging the camera and restarting the computer. To top it off, it won't uninstall without going into safe mode. Have tried every possible solution found on the web to no avail. I have years of experience setting up and operating computers and hardware, have been building my own computers for more then twenty years and I don't think I have ever seen software this bad.
Works very well for video and snapshots,Easy to install and attach to laptop or desktop.I bought for the low price and quick delivery.
Our school's PTO purchased this and it is very slim and takes up little room. I wish it had a clamp or something to attach it to a &#34;smartboard&#34; but it does have a place to put a tri-pod.
Answer: Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-)