Uhh, I shoot at 1600x900 so I think you've messed up a setting somewhere.

Ok, Im looking for new webcam, beacuse my old is not good to do anything. Lot of gain, big light flickers, not true colours.

I'm intersted only webcams in Poland, but lot of webcam models are available on whole world.
I want good quality images, especially for green/blue screen beacause i don't have enough bricks to build all buildings, vehicles etc.

I give you a link to polish auctions website, something like ebay.
I want webcam in price to 100zł (PLN).
So, please go there, sort price, and if you have any of those models in this price and it's good, please show me some images and video, beacuse it's very hard to find a shop in my city where they can test webcams.

Ok it's a link to the webcams category:
(First few pages are showed promoted products, but on the next pages offers are continued.

http://allegro.pl/listing.php/showcat?i … C%C2%A0%3E
And instruction where you can sort the price:

You can also give me links to amazon or other stores besides Poland. Price to 30$.

EDIT:
Is the Logitech C170 a good webcam for brickfilming? Any experiences?]

Last edited by Adalbertus (August 31, 2012 (06:15pm))

I don't really know anything about the C615, but if the quality is better, and it has complete manual control, I'd definitely recommend it. Right now I'm going to go look it up though.

Edit: Okay, first of all the Quickcam Pro and the Webcam Pro are, in fact, the same thing. Just one is pricier. For the C615, it looks like it has full manual settings just like the 9000, so it would work just fine for brickfilming. And 34 pounds ($55) looks like a pretty good price for it too.

Edit2: Well, I was just looking at a Logitech Webcam compare, and it looks like the C615 is the best if you want a Mac-compatible camera (it's actually the only Man-compatible one), but if you use a PC the Logitech C920 looks like a better choice, for not much more money. Here's a comparison between the C615 and the C920: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/34/&v … 8&A9=9

Hope this helps!

Last edited by Mighty Wanderer (September 3, 2012 (08:30am))

Hey guys
I've been having a lot of trouble with my Logitech QCP9000 for the past year* but now I can't even use it...
Are there any webcams by Microsoft you could recommend?
The reason I'm looking for a Microsoft webcam is because I thought it would be more compatible with my PC (since it's a Windows) 
*For more info about the cam problem itself, I put up a thread for it a while ago, linky

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I had a Microsoft live cam Studio. Which was pretty good because it had a tripod mount, did 1080p and produced very detailed images. Although I will mention that I did suffer some flicker problems, but that could of been due to my set-up.

I used the studio until it broke with a problem similar to the one of your QC9000! So don't think your problem just occurs to Logitech cameras!!!

I now use the Logitech webcam c920 which I personally prefer much more to the Livecam Studio. Also I find it unlikely that Microsoft camera are any more 'compatible' with Windows then Logitech's

Hi all, I could do with some help finding a webcam to use with iStopmotion. Obviously it needs to be Mac compatible. So far I've found the C910 and C920s, which are fairly expensive (around £60-£70) and the C615, which is much cheaper (cheapest I've found is £25). I'm reluctant to spend anything over £50 for a webcam unless it's definitely going to be worth it. Could someone recommend which webcam to go for, or suggest a completely different one? Thanks.

EDIT- I've also found Quickcam Pro 9000s for £25, which seems a good price. Would this be any better?

Last edited by Jayem (December 30, 2012 (10:56am))

Thanks, I've just bought that app and it looks like it'll be very useful.
However, I think the C920 is a bit too expensive for me. How much worse would the C615 be do you think?

Thank you very much for the detailed response. I've used the Agent V5 in my school's art department, and it is very impressive. Unfortunately it's just too expensive for me. But I'll bear that in mind for the future if I suddenly have a larger budget.

Thanks. The webcam settings site says that it does offer the same controls as the C910 and 20 so I'm just gonna go for it. Also one of the THAC X videos was made using it, and the quality seemed fine so that's an assurance.