Decent webcams
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Decent webcams
My webcam is really crappy. Can anyone recommend a decent one as I want to get a really good one.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by debsy
My webcam is really crappy. Can anyone recommend a decent one as I want to get a really good one.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Cas
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by debsy
My webcam is really crappy. Can anyone recommend a decent one as I want to get a really good one.
Thanks.
Thanks.
All these fancy gadgets, you posh bird!
What's wrong with two tin cans and a piece of string?!
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by SteveBannister
All these fancy gadgets, you posh bird!
What's wrong with two tin cans and a piece of string?!
What's wrong with two tin cans and a piece of string?!
#5
Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by carolinegorka
Nothing - but have to have a bloody long piece of string
Don't worry, that Debs can really chat. You just need to open a window and you can here her.
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by SteveBannister
Don't worry, that Debs can really chat. You just need to open a window and you can here her.
#7
Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by debsy
My webcam is really crappy. Can anyone recommend a decent one as I want to get a really good one.
Thanks.
Thanks.
This one I've seen in action and seems pretty good - Logitech Quickcam Messenger
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by wmoore
You'll be safe with anything by Logitech but might pay a bit more for the privilege. Also depends whether you want a built-in mic or not too? I got one for the father-in-law from our local shop in town - can't even remember the brand now but it was decent for £20.
This one I've seen in action and seems pretty good - Logitech Quickcam Messenger
This one I've seen in action and seems pretty good - Logitech Quickcam Messenger
Are you in Oz ? most of the larger stores like Dick Smith and Harvey Norman sell the Logitech Quickcam Messenger for about $80.
Good luck.
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by irishmolly
I would agree with wmoore, we have the Logitech Quickcam Messenger (using through Yahoo Messenger) and the picture quality is great. I've still no broadband and neither does my parents in Ireland but it works fine, hopefully I'll get broadband installed and it will be even better.
Are you in Oz ? most of the larger stores like Dick Smith and Harvey Norman sell the Logitech Quickcam Messenger for about $80.
Good luck.
Are you in Oz ? most of the larger stores like Dick Smith and Harvey Norman sell the Logitech Quickcam Messenger for about $80.
Good luck.
We've got a Logitech camera too and its fantastic. Think ours cost around $120 in Harvey Norman. Go through Yahoo Messenger (much better than MSN messenger). Broadband didn't make a huge difference to the picture quality but are now able to talk as well whereas before there was a real delay on the conversation.
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Re: Decent webcams
I have a Labtec webcam.
It's pretty decent. But if you want something more fancy, like with buttons and such, then I don't recommend this one (instead take a look at the Labtec pro).
Labtec Webcam
Labtec Webcam Pro
It's pretty decent. But if you want something more fancy, like with buttons and such, then I don't recommend this one (instead take a look at the Labtec pro).
Labtec Webcam
Labtec Webcam Pro
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by debsy
My webcam is really crappy. Can anyone recommend a decent one as I want to get a really good one.
Thanks.
Thanks.
we bought a "Trust" webcam and its fine.
PJ
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by wmoore
You'll be safe with anything by Logitech but might pay a bit more for the privilege. Also depends whether you want a built-in mic or not too? I got one for the father-in-law from our local shop in town - can't even remember the brand now but it was decent for £20.
This one I've seen in action and seems pretty good - Logitech Quickcam Messenger
This one I've seen in action and seems pretty good - Logitech Quickcam Messenger
Wayne - that is the one that I have already and it is no very clear.
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Re: Decent webcams
We've just got a bizarre eyeball thingy! Logitech QuickCam Orbit Webcam. It follows you as you move and keeps you centre in the picture (as long as you don't have too much clutter around you). It also has a built in mic that is handy. Ex[pensive - but we got it cheaper on E-bay, (still brand new though). I'm giving it to my mom so we can communicate when we move - (also got her a Multi region DVD last cristmas, that plays Jpgs, so we can send over picture discs that she can play on her DVD) Desparatly wanting to keep contact.
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by debsy
WHAT WAS THAT STEVE
Wayne - that is the one that I have already and it is no very clear.
Wayne - that is the one that I have already and it is no very clear.
Ignore this if you like but some webcams have to be focussed
PJ
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Re: Decent webcams
Originally Posted by Jacko1
Ignore this if you like but some webcams have to be focussed
PJ
PJ
Anyone got CREATIVE WEBCAM NX ULTRA ?