Difference Between Digital Camera And Webcam

My quest for the proper bag that holds just what I need and nothing more. Between the Digital Camera & Drone this bag works for me. Old saying I heard and remembered.. "We have two sizes of bags, too big and too small." This bag is just right.

We are extremely pleased with our Logitech C925e webcam. We got it because my daughter participates in online debate competitions and Lenovo laptop webcam just wasn't cutting it for sharpness. Under regular light, the laptop webcam and Logitech are not that big a difference, probably not enough to justify the purchase, but the huge difference is under less than ideal lighting: there, the Logitech is much sharper and clearer. Plus, I really like that it raises the camera slightly and gives us the flexibility to adjust the angle of the camera. It came very quickly and was in perfect condition on arrival. I was shocked how small and light it was. It worked immediately out of the box and is quite simple to set on the laptop; stays securely. The color balance is not as good as I had hoped, and it's not particularly flexible in adjusting it. Apparently other versions of Logitech cameras will accept Logitech software that allows for all sorts of color balance tweaking; this does have one downloadable software program, but it's pretty limited. So, my daughter looks paler than ideal, but oh well...she is quite pale to begin with so maybe hoping for giving her a rosy glow on screen was unrealistic. Overall, quite pleased.

I was using a much more expensive 4K digital camera for my iMac facetime when this one was not available early last year. Just switched to this webcam, works well with my iMAC with good quality video. Well worth the money. As I am using external mic for the audio, in this case, webcam audio does not matter.

As I put together my YT videos I could hear the difference between smartphone, camera and digital recorder. I wanted a wireless unit, but they were either too expensive or complicated for my needs. A co-worker saw a news crew using Hollyland Lark M2 and mentioned it. I read the sponsored reviews and they seemed too optimistic. I decided to give it a try and indeed it is an amazing product for the cost. No channel assignments, nothing to dial in, no buttons to push. The mics auto pairs to the receiver so it doesn't matter which you grab. Receiver can be used to feed camera or any other device with mini audio port. Con: Mics are omni, no audio metering, no indicator for stereo/mono, online app is worthless. I would highly recommend this unit if you are looking to capture clean consistent audio with little effort and at reasonable price.

I had been using the original Facecam since launch but when I saw the quality difference between the two, it was a no brainer, I bought it immediately and have had no regrets ever since. Not only do I use it as my webcam on streams, but I even record unboxing videos with it. It will give you DSLR quality while taking up much less real estate at a fraction of the cost.

This webcam has made all the difference for my online movement classes. Its wide-angle lens has opened up my entire space, making it much easier for students to see my demonstrations. Can't recommend it highly enough.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

Between my television and my earphone

A must have webcam for various uses.

- Connection from microphone to digital recorder - Noticeable difference in sound quality