Bricks in Motion
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I try to make LEGO Stop motions with it but it keeps blurring out the mini figure. I spent 30$ on that webcam and I wanna hope the money was worth it. Because i'm not getting a logitech quickcam pro 9000 till christmas! 
Help me guys!!!!
Have you turned Auto-focus off?
The problem with this camera is that it cant micro focus like what you need for animations. This cam is basically like the Pro 9000 but with out focus. Sorry
Yep. Sorry to say, but you've just thrown $30 out the window. The only Logitech cameras that are any good for brickfilming are the QC9000, The C910, and the QC4000 (no longer in production).
...Because i'm not getting a logitech quickcam pro 9000 till christmas...
You actually want the C910. It costs about $10 USD extra, but I've heard that it's well worth the cost.
Last edited by mcoov (August 2, 2011 (11:04am))
Where did you buy it? If you have the receipt, you can return it depending on how long you've had it but I bet the receipt is long gone. You could sell it on eBay or something and get some money back, maybe bu I think it's gone, sorry dude.
EDIT: I agree with mcoov. I have the Logitech C910, it's worth the money. 
-LASF
Last edited by LASF (August 2, 2011 (11:08am))
thanks guys! You really helped i might as well just get my money back and save up some more and get a quickcam pro.
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