Logitech Camera Turn Off Wide Screen

I bought this to replace an older non-wide screen projector. When they say 5000 lumens, they mean it!  We can almost turn the room lights all the way up!

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 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.

Easy instruction to follow and no hidden bubbles at the end. Great dimension and feeling. Off course screen quality is decreasing

Off the top, a very excellent sounding receiver. Connecting it with the correct HDMI connector allows on screen access to the entire menu; very easy to navigate, and experiment with. Definitely worth spending time playing with the available options. One important thing you will need to do, print out the available on line manual. It is very well written.

Needed a wide angle attachment lens for an Elmo SD ceiling PTZ camera to widen the field of view, couldn't move the camera - no room. This conversion lens made in Japan, for $ bucks was great, focus was good throughout the zoom range, low distortion, and no vignetting. It's a clip-on unit, but don't forget to turn it 1/4 turn clockwise to really secure it.(Additional note: The carrying case looked very used, but the lens was A-OK. Can't complain for a $ lens.)

1. Put the camera in Airplane Mode. The default setting has the WiFi turned on. Turn that off and your battery life improves dramatically. 2. Set the custom buttons to toggle between the lcd screen and the viewfinder, otherwise you'll have to dig into the menus to change these settings. Better yet, set a custom button to deactivate the lcd altogether. That way the screen doesn't eat up battery power when you're just walking around. 3. Turn off Pre-AF if you have it turned on all the time. More battery power saved. 4. Getting the gist of it? Turn off any automatic functions that require the camera to continuously use processing power while you're not taking pictures unless you feel you truly need them turned on. You will notice a huge difference in the battery life. Finally, settle in and enjoy the speedy auto focus and superior image quality that is unmatched by anyone so far, in my opinion.

This cover is very awesome and works very well not going to lie! But there is one problem…the Nikon D5600 has an eye sensor when you put it against the view finder and the screen will turn off, but since you have the cover on the camera, the camera thinks that the cover is your eye and screen will not show, that is the only flaw but if you know your camera very well this won’t be an issue! And if you want to view your screen just lift the cover up a little and it’ll turn on the display screen!

The battery saver function on my camera was a small step I missed. It is just one click to turn the screen back on before the click to snap the picture. All is well now.

Works great with logitech camera.