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Wahts the difference between these two webcams? 
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Webcam … amp;sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-QuickC … amp;sr=1-2
Which one is better?
Last edited by Aero_Studios (September 5, 2011 (12:57pm))
I think they might be the same thing. I believe I got the quickcam.
The first one is cheaper.
The first one is cheaper.
Which one is better for filming?
The first one is cheaper.
If their was a still a thumbs up button I would do that. Although, I did see on the cheaper one's page that it said nothing about photo's. 
So the Quickcam pro is better than the webcam pro?
So the Quickcam pro is better than the webcam pro?
They're the same webcam. They do exactly the same things. One is priced higher than the other for some reason, though.
One is just described with a different name to the other, they are the same camera.
A few weeks ago I went to their site to look for the Quickcam pro 9000 driver, but that camera doesn't seem to exist. However they do have the Webcam pro 9000 listed. Which leads me to believe that they just re-branded the 9000 from the "Quickcam" line, for a relaunch as a cheaper product in the "Webcam" line of cameras, or something along those lines.
They are the exact same thing. The one that's cheaper is sold by amazon and the more expensive one is by some other seller. Get the one that's cheaper. Its the exact same thing. trust me.
Does the Webcam pro have full manual options? I can't find anything about the manual focus. Also, it has some lighting hardware(RightLight) that the quickcam doesn't have I think. Will this cause flicker?
I own the webcam pro. I bought it because at the time it was reduced in price. As far as I know there are no differences.
I just saw the c910, is that suited well to brickfilming?
All three of them (the 9000s and the C910) should have full manual options (same controller software).
The only time you don't have access to the manual settings is if you're on a Mac. I've heard they're making a Mac-compatible 9000, though.
I see. I don't have a Mac. Once again, thank you for all your help. 
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