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• Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro

Logitech webcams with HD 720p, 1080p or 4K provide crystal clear video for meetings or streaming.

Logitech’s QuickCam Vision Pro Webcam for Mac Mac users looking for a third-party external to fill the void left when Apple discontinued its external iSight have a new product to consider. Today introduced the, a USB device that’s compatible with Apple’s iChat, iMovie, and Photo Booth, as well as Skype.

The QuickCam Vision Pro uses a 2-megapixel sensor and is capable of recording video at 720p resolution, as well as shoot 2-megapixel still photos. The webcam has Logitech’s RightLight 2 technology, which, according to Logitech, automatically adjusts the webcam’s settings to produce better pictures in low-light settings of in areas of uneven light. The webcam uses Carl Zeiss optics and can automatically focus. The QuickCam Vision Pro also has a built-in microphone.

An included clip lets you rest the webcam on top of your display. The QuickCam Vision Pro’s minimum requirements call for an 800MHz G4 Power PC; the camera is compatible with all Intel Macs. Logitech says the webcam works with Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger) and OS 10.5 (Leopard). The webcam sells for $130 and comes with a 2-year warranty.

I need a webcam for my Mac Pro. I'm currently running Leopard but plan to upgrade to Snow Leopard soon.

I'm looking at the Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro, but I've read reviews that say it works well in applications like iChat and Skype, but isn't recognized as a webcam by Adobe Flash Player for use on Flash chat websites like tinychat.com and stickam.com. I really need a webcam that is recognized and compatible with Flash Player. Can anyone with a Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro confirm whether it works through Flash player on sites like tinychat or stickam? If not, can anyone recommend a webcam that works well on a Mac for Flash-driven sites like these? Click to expand.I told you that the Logitech webcam worked as well as can be expected. To put it another way, no other webcam can be expected to work better. You may be enamored with Flash.

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However, that does not mean that there is a workaround for Flash's problems. This goes in the column 'Wishing does not make it so.'

My first encounter with Flash and a webcam lead me to the astoundingly dumb choice that Flash made to implement Flash's control panel as a webpage on the Adobe.com website. Call it a rant or call it whatever you want. No amount cool and calm will fix the dumb decisions that are Flash. My suggestion to you it to give it your best shot. Then let it go and find another way to do what you want.

The alternative is to keep wishing.

Logitech Pro Webcam Driver

Logitech its first Mac-compatible webcam with premium autofocus technology and Carl Zeiss optics - the Logitech QuickCam Vision Pro webcam for Mac. The new Logitech webcam of course works with iChat and Skype and features a 2-megapixel camera sensor. The new Logitech webcam uses a voice coil motor for its autofocus system, instead of a stepper motor. According to the, 'Focusing is fast and fluid - crisp even in extreme close-ups only 10 cm from the camera lens.

Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro

Logitech's autofocus system compensates for changes in image-edge sharpness and refocuses images in less than three seconds' What I don't get is why Logitech chooses to make operating system specfic webcams. Isn't USB supposed to be an industry standard?