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Question: Can you mount it on a tripod? Does it have a tripod mount?
Document: Works out of the box on my mac no need for BS software. Only wish it had a tripod mount.
Excellent image quality, good ergonomics, works with no problems on several generations of iMac and MacBook Air.My only quibble is the lack of a traditional tripod screw socket. If it had that (a metal insert almost anywhere on the mount) it could be attached to a tripod or boom or Gorrillapod.
Other than that, I find that the camera is working fine for my use. What I wish the camera had is a way to mount it on a camera stand (tripod). The design has multiple hinge points offering flexibility in placing the unit, but a threaded attachment screw housing underneath would be a nice addition to the design.
Although it can sometimes take a few seconds to refocus. Stereo microphone pickup is also very clear and accurate. One thing that I am slightly disappointed about is that on the mount for the webcam there are no threads that can be used to mount it to a tripod but other than that I have no real negatives. All in all I am happy with my purchase and I think that Logitech in general puts out good products.
It isn't large although it is quite visible and annoying. Best to turn off the automatic lighting and adjust this manually. * WLMM options are limited in flexibility for controlling the capture although WLMM does provide good options for saving the resulting file. * Webcam has a flexible U-shaped base (the tripod mount threaded hole is in the lower part of this base). This provides the ability to adjust vertical aim of the webcam. But it vibrates and shakes easily.
But this is of limited use since beyond about 3 feet a person will get very small in the picture when shooting at 720p widescreen. * Webcam has a tripod mount for standard photography tripods. * Clear, crisp video pictures.Disadvantages:* Webcam has lip-sync problems! If the captured video is viewed on Windows Media Player all is fine. If it is viewed on other media players (e.g. VLC, QuickTime, DivX) or brought into video editing software (e.g.
Fantastic picture & sound. Easy to use and setup. Only con: no tripod connector. Haven't tried the face tracking yet. But, I love this cam.
Good quality picture and video.Works fine with Skype, Windows and Linux environment (I use 64bit both).Wouldn't be nice if Logitech delivers it with a little tripod or a clip so it is easier to hang it on objects other than monitors?Overall good product
I am able to set up on a tripod about 50' or 60' feet from the action.This is definitely better than the C900, and the concept of dual mics should work but doesn't.I use the C910 with SKYPE and WEB123, both interface nicely, although SKYPE will cut out sound if it gets too loud, without telling you that SKYPE is overloading, and without giving you any options.
I have bought C920 and C910. I think C920 is better. Reason (1) given similar image quality, C920 is cheaper. (2) C920 can be installed on a small tripod or support easily, since it has a hole in its bottom, while C910 can not. (3) C910 would amplify the object close to the camera, So if I raise my hand, a little bit ahead of my head, my hand would looks bigger than normal.
Answer: The unit does NOT have a built-in tripod mount, which I agree is a design flaw. I would NOT drill and tap a hole into the base since the base has metallic parts in it that may serve as a counterweight for the stand. There are two other options. (a) Purchase a standalone tripod mount (e.g. Promaster or equivalent - visit your local photography shop) and fasten it either with epoxy glue or heavy-duty velcro. (b) use a heavy-duty rubber band to hold it in place on the mounting plate of a ball-head tripod head.