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My dad told me that for christmas along with my other gifts hed get me a webcam Is this one good?
Logitech - C600 Webcam
Not really.
I would opt for the 9000.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Logitech+-+ … Id=8380593
I use this one and the quality is great. 
Yeah stud, BUT! it isn't great for animation
I use it and most decent animators, don't buy that other crap.
-Darkman
It clps onto my tripod well and the picture is so sharp, you can read the lego logo off the brick.
You know, you can get that from the 9000 also (trust me, I've tried it.)
the point I was trying to get out is this camera is great for animating.
Any other ecomedations beside the qcpro9000
yes, my notebook cam works well.
yes, my notebook cam works well.
Im assuming you mean the c-905 right?
yes.
The Logitech QC 9000 is easily the best webcam for brickfilming. If you want the best, the 9000 is the way to go.
-EmmaExecute
The Logitech QC 9000 is easily the best webcam for brickfilming. If you want the best, the 9000 is the way to go.
-EmmaExecute AND Olsonstudios
Yeah get the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000. I have it and I think its great.
9000, best way to go.
EmmaExecute wrote:The Logitech QC 9000 is easily the best webcam for brickfilming. If you want the best, the 9000 is the way to go.
-EmmaExecute AND Olsonstudios AND.. Jack.
Olsonstudios wrote:EmmaExecute wrote:The Logitech QC 9000 is easily the best webcam for brickfilming. If you want the best, the 9000 is the way to go.
-EmmaExecute AND Olsonstudios AND.. Jack AND BrickLord
Guys, there's more in the world than the 9000. Just because the 9000 is an excellent choice for brickfilming (and it really is, no doubt), doesn't mean it's either the best or the only choice. I'm disappointed in the sheeplish blindness of all of you.
Having said that, on the Logitech website the technical specifications of the C600 clearly state it has fixed focus which renders the webcam pretty much useless for brickfilming.
I've done as much research as possible and I've come to this conclusion: The Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 is currently the best webcam for stop-motion in the market at the moment. Anyways I've ordered one myself so I'll soon see if it's true.
yea i mean save 30 bux more and you can upgrade to the best webcam for brickfilming. 
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