Logitech Camera Software Osx Mac

After having a multitude of issues with buggy KVM software and other solutions (I'm looking at you Synergy), I decided to bite the bullet and get this keyboard and the M70 Logitech Mouse to give it a shot. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to setup and how quickly I was able to control both my Mac and my PC by seamless ctrl+dragging the mouse in the direction I had setup the switch from systems to happen. In a half a second I am on my Mac doing what I need to do and in another on my Windows system. Very much recommended to anyone looking to do something like that, it can do up to 3 computers!. The keys feel amazingly good and I say that as someone who types 9+ hours a day and its coming from a wired mechanical keyboard, the back-lit keys are not going to be wired quality light but get the job done for dim environment. Props to Logitech for USB Type C charging (its 2020, get the memo every other company) and the Logitech options software offers deep customizing of absolutely everything. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a solid keyboard with some extras like Logitech Flow.

I am a long time Windows user, but opted to try this machine since it could run both operating systems (MAC being a closed system). A similarly configured Windows machine would be much lower in cost, but won't run OX. For a $ (at $ one wonders why this is not offered as part of the software with the machine) the machine can add server software to host websites, file share, have an email server, and the OSX (iPhone style) calandar/contacts integration, instant messaging. While not simple, it is easier to use (but less powerful and flexible) than a Windows based server. I found that in a small office environment intregration with OSX (IPad IPhone) very useful, and this is why I give the machine a 5 star rating (that and the machine is whisper quiet, but still very powerful). The machine comes with NO manual whatsoever. At this price you would expect at least a few pages of paper describing the features of the machine, setup instructions, and a thumb drive( there is no disk drive) that contains more detailed instructions. If you are new to Apple like me you will need to buy an instruction book and introduction to the operating system and to the server (if installed). When you need help, you are directed to your local @ and serviced by an Apple Genius in the same manner (in the same long lines) as IPhone and IPad users. Monitors and external devices are connected through Thunderbolt or USB devices. Thunderbolt technologies can be daisy chained, but make sure your devices have more than one thunderbolt port so that you can take advantage of daisy chaining. The only other wired ports are two network ports. Wireless support for a wireless mouse/trackpad and wireless keyboard, Bluetooth, wi fi, and air play are standard.

I was able to get this scanner up and running in a matter of minutes on my Mac (OSX), running VueScan Pro. The only extra step was downloading a readily available driver. (I skipped the SilverFast debacle, based on reviews I had read on this site.) Scans are sharp, grain clearly visible, with none of the Newton's Rings or other nonsense I've experienced with other scanners. Most surprising of all were the crisp and well-balanced scans I got from old color print film negatives. This scanner is totally worth the purchase price!

The Logitech software is a real plus, so I can experiment with lights while not connected.

This is an excellent camera. It has both a wide angle and the support from Logitech was outstanding. The software, although free, which does not accompany the camera was somewhat difficult to locate. The documentation for the camera is sadly inadequate, so accessing its full capability is more of a trial and error experience. This camera is an excellent choice despite these shortcomings.

I replaced my older Logitech camera with the Brio 500. Much improved color balance and low-light accuracy. Make sure to download and run the Logi Tune software. Took me a while to figure that out.... And, update the software and firmware as indicated. I also appreciate the connectivity to my laptop with the USB-C port. BEFORE you video conference, or use Zoom, open the Logi Tune software.

The best WebCam brand for casual users and online teachers. During the beginning of the pandemic there was a run on Logitech WebCams, making them unavailable for months. And there’s a reason for that. They are simply the best for the price with the best supporting software. In desperation I bought an offbrand that doesn’t even allow you to zoom in without buying separate software and then if you do use the separate software it slows things down. This model and Logitech are great because the camera provides crisp visuals, great sound and allows you to zoom in and focus on your face much better than other WebCams do. The provided supporting software is excellent because you can tune the camera how you want it (Zoom in or out, pan right or left, up or down, etc) then simply go back to your video conferencing software or whatever you’re using and it will use those settings for your session.

Very good quality picture. Works well with Logitech Capture and Logitech camera settings software. Lighting worked better using a ring light. Have not used with a 4K monitor yet.

I replaced an old iMac with a Mac Pro and now have a BenQ screen without a camera. I didn't know how bad the iMac camera was until I used this Logitech Webcam. My color and exposure are perfect. I no longer look overexposed or red :) The sound must be good too since no one on Zoom calls is complaining about not hearing me.

I have a Mac-mini with a huge monitor that has no cameral. The mini is old enough that finding a camera was almost impossible, but B&H found this Logitech and it was literally, mount, plug, use. Great price, and great product. Thanks B&H