Bricks in Motion
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Hi. My LQCP9K has been giving me a awful quality lately even when I set it on the highest resolutions (ex.). Could it be the lighting? I even boosted the quality in photoshop to make it better, but no luck. I know that Little Brick and VN use this camera and the quality is perfect. How do they do it?
-Peanut 
dish some more lights onto the set, lighting affects the camera quality a lot.
Thats a good idea. I'll get another lamp. Any other ways that I can do it virtually, or something?
No, your light can't be artificial or it wouldn't achieve the same effect.
Oh. Well that might be the reason. 
What should I use then?
It is probably to do with lighting and are you controlling the settings via the quickcam interface
Yeah, that sounds about right. Thanks Guys!
-Peanut
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