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James T Kirk
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| artman wrote: | Well, it doesn't look like there will be specific software or drivers for the RightLight 2 stuff or making adjustments. The support page for the QuickCam Vision Pro now states: "This product uses native driver support on a Mac. No Logitech Mac Software is available or required." 
I would just buy the QuickCam Pro 9000 if you like the looks of this camera gang. I would also pick up a copy of iGlasses for making a few minor adjustments. That about as good as it gets. |
iGlasses is not bad at all, one can make quite good adjustments and even special effects with it. I think, it's the missing software for UVC camera's.
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artman
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| Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 7:14 am Post subject: |
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| James T Kirk wrote: | | iGlasses is not bad at all, one can make quite good adjustments and even special effects with it. I think, it's the missing software for UVC camera's. |
Very true. It's also inexpensive, so that shouldn't be a problem for most people. |
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appleandeve
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If you want a good alternative to the now gone external iSights I would suggest aGent V3 webcam - looks identical and has 1280x960 VGA sensor!
http://agent.liquiddigital.com.au/index.htm
I have just been reading about some people using the xbox cam as an alternative WHY?  |
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