Logitech Meetup 2 Conference Camera

Works very well. Made installation of the MeetUp in our conference room a breeze.

Addition to our MeetUp conference cam. Only need it when there are more than 6 people in our small conference room, otherwise the mic on the MeetUp works sufficiently.

Works well for our Logitech Rally conference room camera. Holds very steady when the camera is moving / focusing.

Upgraded my old Logitech webcam. Picture quality and sound are great and have been noticeable to colleagues during conference calls.

Our university AV group was looking for a video conference solution for our classrooms and conference rooms that would not be a huge line item on the rooms AV budget. The Logitech Group system helped us fulfill the Skype, WebEx, Zoom users request for a more professional video conference experience without having to dive into the high end Cisco/Polycom hardware. For rooms where we installed the Logitech into the rooms AV system we did add the Group cable extension kit, which allowed us to bring the connections to an Extron cable cubby that we had fitted into the conference room table. So far our students and faculty have really enjoyed having access to a more upgraded camera and mic/speaker system for pop web conferencing requests.

Purchased this to replace an 8 year old Logitech 920. I wanted something that could add value to my video conference venue. This replacement provides a great virtual image, customized settings, and most importantly a noise canceling microphone. Worth the investment if you're a virtual professional.

Works great with logitech camera.

2nd camera needed this.

This is my first tripod, ever. I bought it so I could go on a Meetup to photograph the Supermoon and not be laughed out of the park. I obsessed for over a year about what to buy - I knew I would want a tripod eventually, although I wasn't sure exactly for what - and became frustrated by all the options out there, expensive or otherwise. I finally came across one in-depth review that targeted inspired amateurs and enthusiasts, and not professionals requiring tripods in the $thousands. I've only used it twice so far, but the first time I took it out, I required zero instructions to operate it. It's very intuitive to use. Of course, any tripod is better than none, but I appreciated the steadiness and relative lack of bulk, and of course, the end result (amazing test shots of my cats in poor indoor light). It was a little awkward to carry while biking a few miles in the dark and wearing a backpack too, and I probably looked silly, but oh well. My moon shots - well it was densely cloudy so the moon shots were a bust, but it was fun to compare my tripod to others (mine was probably somewhere in the middle, as far as weight, size, and price go) and to play around with long exposures. And the experience made me want to hike around some more with the tripod, rather than discouraging me. And so although this review is more about my experience, and not the technicalities of the equipment, if at least one tentative person goes out and tries the 263AB SBH 100 tripod as a result of reading this, then I'll be one happy gal.

I purchased this ND Filter for a sunrise meetup on the beach. I was able to get a long enough exposure to create a soft image of the ocean with the coral formations in the foreground. B+W always put out great filters, and I do not shoot any other.