Manual For Logitech Camera

Works great with logitech camera.

very useful, found out things about the camera the manual does not show.

I needed a webcam to use for working from home. I was skeptical at first that a small webcam such as this could produce a great image but I purchased anyway. After hooking the camera up and installing the optional Logitech Camera Settings app, I was blown away at the quality and field of view this camera offered. The 1080p resolution is crystal clear, even when zooming in. The zoom and pan options in the Logitech Camera Settings app were a nice touch to allow you to zoom in on yourself or pull focus on something else in view without having to physically move the camera. One thing I was happy to see is that this camera doesn't do that weird zoom/auto-focus thing that many Logitech cameras do where the person goes completely out of focus for a few seconds while it tries to auto-focus. I have a headset that I use for my video conferencing but the camera includes a microphone, should you need one. So far, I have zero complaints on the product. Overall, I would highly recommend this webcam for it's quality and features.

I need to set the camera on manual focus though as I can't see to make sure that I'm focusing where I want to.

Ok, I will be honest, it’s expensive for what is in essence a sort of novelty lens but... you really do get what you pay for. The optics are excellent, it’s super sharp edge to edge. The AF is very fast on my Lumix G85 and G9. It’s so compact and light you’ll have no problems tossing into your spare pocket to use if that “just in case” moment arrives. Back in my days of film I used those cheap Spirotone Fisheyes which were ok but just that, ok. This lens is for serious use. The build quality is solid, which you’d expect for this price. I considered getting one of the Manual Focus Fisheyes from Rokinon/Samyang (they are the same) and they are pretty good quality and far less expensive but I found the manual focusing to be too stiff and they really are fully manual lenses as they don’t communicate any data to the camera (f stop) so you are always shooting in Manual mode, not the end of the world but not as convenient for my type of shooting. I’m a big user of DXO PhotoLab so another key point for me was it is a lens recognized in DXO PhotoLabs Profile Modules which is important to me. It allows me to control how much correction I want from keeping the full fisheye effect to ultra wide correction. Lastly and many people don’t know this but the lens has a built in Gel Filter holder on the mount. All you need to due is cut your gel filter to the correct size and slide it in the holder before mounting the lens on the camera body. So bottom line if you budget allows this is by far the best fisheye lens for Micro 4/3 systems.

Wireless Manual Power Control flash is the best way to shoot and with the TT5 and AC3 on camera, manual flash power can be adjusted at the camera. There's no need to stress when manual power needs changing. No need to hike around to all of the lights. And with the TT5 on camera, the camera and lights can be triggered together with a Sekonic Light Meter.

Logitech is amazing

It's a Logitech product so it just works.

This camera is exactly what it is promised to be ... an excellent quality webcam. I am using it in conjunction with other cameras (from Logitech and Wyze) with OBS Studio to produce multi-camera online demonstrations. Video quality is superb and the auto-focus produces sharp, clear images. Compares favorably with my Logitech C920 at a very reasonable price.

For the past 20 years I only bought logitech mice, starting from the legendary MX 510. This is my second Logitech MX Master 3, which I bought for my wife.