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If you own a Logitech C910 Webcam, How do you get rid of those two sid blue lights, they reflect in windows which is BEYOND annoying! 
Please help!
-LASF
You could try covering them up with black sticky tac. I know the 9000 has an orange light and there was something in the software to turn it off, so there might be something like that for the C910.
Really, anything you can cover them up with should work. I'd personally use black tape, as I like to keep all sticky-tac available for animating.
on the pro 9000, the mettle around the lens is shiny in windows so I put electric tape on it and it works great. You can get some at home depot or Ace.
They are annoying for me as well, I just cover them up. Or you could blast them out with a shotgun... 
Okay, what you need to do is this: open up the Logitech Webcam Software. In the top right corner of the main screen, there should be a button marked "Preferences." On the preferences menu, click on the tab marked "Capture Settings."
In the bottom left-hand corner, there's an option marked "LED Control." Set that to Off, save, and voila!
Electrical Tape should do the trick, but I have a C910 and I don't get those lines in my animation. I don't know why though. 
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