Logitech Webcam C930e (Brown) at Amazon for $58 (opens in new tab).WebRTC uncovered: why it's the future of online communications.The stand it comes with is easy to attach and adjust, so you can quickly ensure you get the best view possible. It's completely plug-and-play on PCs and Macs, and doesn't require any drivers to install, which is handy when you need to quickly set up a video call and don't want to bother your IT department. Logitech's experience with home webcams hasn't been forgotten, however, as although this is a professional webcam, it takes no time at all to install and adjust. To change the zoom within Skype, I need to use the logitech software, and it gets reset every time I turn off my computer.Image quality is very good, and with high-definition streams recorded at 30 frames per second, the video is clean and free from juddering and other distracting annoyances. With Skype for Windows 10, there are no zoom controls within the Skype app. It's nonsense that this camera is 'certified' for Skype.I get adequate light from the windows, but this camera compensaes to make the room look very well lit. Very crisp image, and even looks great when I forget to turn the lights on in the room in the morning. I got this camera for video conferencing for my new office.I'm sure you could spend hundreds of dollars more for greater professionalism but I wasn't after professionalism, just acceptable (very good) and it exceeded my expectations. My piano pictures and videos turned out very good and sound was acceptable.One of the best webcams I've used - and I've used a lot of different ones. Works best in good light, but not too bad in low light.

I've used this for both live streaming on a website, and Skyping with hubby.

You do need to download software off Logitech website to adjust things such as zoom, quality.

And it automatically switched it to the camera.

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