Logitech Camera Stream Cam

We are a singer/songwriter duo and, because of COVID-19 had to quickly adapt to live stream concerts. The most common Logitech cameras were sold out everywhere, but I found that B&H had a couple of these left. I ordered it and couldn't be happier. We started streaming with just our smartphone, but found that autofocus we unnerving as it kept bouncing the image. When we switched to the Logitech, the audience was thrilled. I downloaded Logitech Camera Control and disabled autofocus to make sure it didn't do the same thing. You can also change many other settings. We use OBS software and stream to FB Live, but then upload it to Youtube afterwards. I'll share that Youtube link here. You'll note that we added a timed second camera to the stream for review. This was a no-name 1080p camera that I picked up on eBay. https://youtu.be/R98SbjBHHlk

I bought this web cam because my earlier Logitech camera was good, but produced horrid video when there was insufficient lighting. This Brio cam has done very well in the same situation. You hardly notice the change from daylight to night under limited lighting conditions. I also liked the field options and zooming capability. Also - BH delivered device on time.

It made our steady cam stream easierfor our church, no cables needed!

The light works great, it syncs with G Hub software, and pairs nicely with a Logitech Stream Cam. It was an improvement from some similar Neewer lights I had. Also, the first shipment was lost during shipping, and B&H made everything right with the shipper to make sure I got the product. I was impressed by how great B&H's customer service was regarding this entire transaction. I would purchase the light again, and through B&H for sure!

I got this item so my wife could stream music from her phone to our stereo system with the bigger speakers. All this without the need for wires. I installed the Logitech adapter per instructions using the supplied 3.5mm to RCA cable but noticed a hum. I used an RCA cable and connected it to the RCA jacks of the Logitech to the RCA jacks on my stereo and the hum went away. My wife easily paired her Samsung S5 to the Logitech and was able to immediately stream her country music. She was able to crank up the volume...which was pretty loud. The sound was quite good. She was able to walk around the house, roughly 20 to 30 feet, with no break in streaming. We were impressed with the performance of the Logitech. I would definitely get another one.

I bought the Logitech C930e webcam to stream our church service. It works well with our PC laptop on Zoom and is a great improvement over the integrated laptop webcam. Exposure is much better especially in backlight instances. The digital zoom is nice too up to about 3x, beyond 3x the resolution is not good. Make sure you switch to HD, my webcam defaulted to a lower resolution at first. Download the software apps for the webcam too. They are easy to use and allow one to take advantage of the webcam's features.

My main desktop machine is old enough not to have had bluetooth available. This device allows me to use my Logitech keyboard and trackball, and stream music all at the same time.

I use this for zoom backgrounds. It's large enough to cover the field of view for my Logitech desk cam. The springy frame holds it open. I can just prop it against the wall, no stand needed, unless you use a standing desk.

This cam was bought to produce online webinars and initial use shows it to be excellent quality. The picture is notably sharper than a laptop in-built cam - much better quality image. And the integral mics )one each side of the lens) also produce decent sound quality, at least within what I'd class as normal range (distance) of use with a laptop. Sure, it's not studio quality, but this is a webcam after all!! The one issue I've faced with it is accessing the advanced settings in Windoze 10. Logitech's web site suggest downloading Logitech Gaming Software, but that provided something called Overwolf, which was no use whatsoever. Logitech's support people subsequently e-mailed me a link (which I have yet to install) that supposedly addresses this issue - http://www.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/cameras/Conference%20cam/LogiCamSettings1.1.87.0.exe. On my Mac, the advanced settings were readily available via a downloaded app - Logitech Camera Settings.app. - on this page - http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/webcam-c930e-business. the changes are digitally done, but effective nonetheless, and add great functionality in selecting what the cam picks up. You are also able to disable the autofocus in this app, and thus select the focal length you want the camera to work with. Might be useful if dealing with longer perspectives - ?? Overall, so far I've found this to be a great product.

I own 5 Z-Cam E2C's for my podcast/livestream studio. The only gripe I ever had was that the E2C needed the Stream Converter app to output NDI. Now with the E2N, it's native. This was a game changer for me. I wish I could trade in all my E2C's for the E2N. Plus there is a multicam function for syncing that I really want to play with. Small and powerful. I've been a happy Z-Cam owner since 2019. I've gotten many compliments on the quality of my video podcasts and much of that is thanks to Z-Cam.