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I'm having lots of trouble with getting my picture quality looking good. I use Vimicro301 Neptune webcam for my animations. I have tried so many things to make it look good from change the exposure, lighting, focuse, ect. but it still won't get better. I mean it's not terrible but it looks real pixely and grainy. Can someone help please.:(
Last edited by Brickcrazy (October 30, 2011 (01:28pm))
It might be your camera... 
I can't find any information about your camera anywhere on the internet. Can you give us some specs, or perhaps a picture/video taken with the camera?
Yeah. We're going to need more information. Could you possibly put up a test video showing us the quality and problem of your camera?
I got it from a stop motion website www.nr-productions.com. It was in an animation kit they sold. Here's a link to a test video: http://youtu.be/TqRj78ozJXE
Last edited by Brickcrazy (October 30, 2011 (01:25pm))
I got it from a stop motion website nr-productions.com. It was in an animation kit they sold. Here's a link to a test video: http://youtu.be/TqRj78ozJXE
From looking at it, I think it's probably the camera. I also think that's most likely the best quality that it can get. You were probably were hoping that nobody would say this, but I have to: You need a new camera.
Here's an other one as well: http://youtu.be/qtKgExmFN3l
Last edited by Brickcrazy (October 30, 2011 (01:24pm))
Perhaps try using a high speed usb port. My Usb ports are not high speed, and when I plug my webcam in, the quality comes out horrible. I don't understand, but my usb extension is high speed, and the quality comes out great! If you use a desktop computer, try to use the usbs in the back of the desktop thingy.
Perhaps try using a high speed usb port. My Usb ports are not high speed, and when I plug my webcam in, the quality comes out horrible. I don't understand, but my usb extension is high speed, and the quality comes out great! If you use a desktop computer, try to use the usbs in the back of the desktop thingy.
What do you mean by usb port speed.
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