Bricks in Motion
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hey i just wanted to ask if the Philips SPC620NC web cam was a good one for brickfilms???:)
It doesn't have manual focus, so, no. 
http://www.bricksinmotion.com/forums/to … ew-webcam/
Read this thread, and all your troubles will go away.
Greenscreener Studios it does have manual focus
The Philips SPC620NC has a CMOS sensor with VGA resolution. This means the maximum native resolution is 640x480 pixels, which by today's standards is a bit sub par. Apart from that it's pretty good.
Ok thanks BertL;)
Greenscreener Studios it does have manual focus
Really? 
I must have missed it when I was reading the specs.
The best webcam currently available for Brickfilming is the Logitech Qickcam Pro 9000. Later this year it will be surpassed when Logitech releases its new HD webcams, and the Logitech C910 will take the crown as king of Brickfilming webcams.
i wish i had the money to buy the Logitech Qickcam Pro 9000 but i don't:(
^wow! that's cheap for the lqp 9k!
Catastrophe wrote:i wish i had the money to buy the Logitech Qickcam Pro 9000 but i don't:(
How big is your budget, then?
About as small as one gets:(
whats a good web cam
A good webcam should own manual focus, adjustable light settings and zoom, if you need that.
Basicly the 9000.
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