Logitech QuickCam Zoom Reviews

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  Logitech QuickCam Zoom

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  Logitech QuickCam Zoom

  £33.49

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• Guest 22nd Dec 2007

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  Good Points: Everything worked great.

  
  

  Bad Points: None.

  
  

  General comments: It was a great webcam, and worked perfect for me.
  

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• DaRk EtHeR 21st May 2005

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  I own and have owned several different camera's and this one seems to have worked the best for me.
  It set up pretty easily and the software kept me pretty entertained for a while (making stop animations, videos, setting up the motion sensor).
  
  As for the actual performance it works remarkibly well for everything I've used it for:
  
  It takes clear pictures with good colour at 640 resolution.
  Makes well focused videos.
  Is compatible and works well with all programs that support webcam ...

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• macmopper 8th Apr 2005

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  The Logitech QuickCam Zoom bulb head spins freely on the standard, the thick cable hampers turning the camera in the direction that you want it to look. It will simply turn back.
  
  The image it produces is very unsharp and the color is hilarious. Under TL-light any skin tone turns deep yellow.
  
  The software is extremely poorly written (Mac-version). The sliders have a will of their own, if you try to correct the color and actually the software freezes all the time.

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• macstronomy 1st Sep 2004

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  You can purchase iChatUSB which is a modified version which will support (some) USB video cameras, I've seen this working when I send a one-way video stream from me to them while they are NOT sending any data to me, however I have not yet managed to get a 2 way video (webcams at both ends) working with iChatUSB and the Logitech QuickCam Zoom (even though I paid $10 for the iChatUSB software )
  
  Also, BTV is a great app which worked with the QuickCam, again needed some settings tweaks to be abl ...

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