Reviews and Problems with Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000
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Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 Review
Hardware Secrets
5 April 2010
Summary: The LogitechWebcam Pro 9000 is a well-designed and easy-to-use device. Best of all, the Carl Zeiss lens, autofocus, and Logitech's RightLight technology combine to...
Excerpt: Logitech has done it again, and I am impressed! Those of you who are regular viewers of my reviews know it takes quite a camera to impress me.
Pros: Excellent quality image, Works well across all lighting conditions, RightLight® technology built in, Wide selection of resolutions, Wide screen modes with included dri...
Excerpt: A while ago, having a webcam was considered a luxury; nowadays, with VoIP technology and the instant messenger boom, the peripheral ceased to be considered superfluous
Conclusion: Unsurpassed image quality and simple software combine to make this the best webcam you can buy today.
Pros: Two-megapixel sensor. Excellent image quality, even in low-light settings. Extremely fast autofocus. Amazingly accurate auto-exposure. Stylish capture software not ove...
Cons: Limited range of movement. Bundled software doesn't offer advanced features like remote monitoring or security. Autofocus occasionally locks up.
Excerpt: This is the first of the "thousands" series cameras by Logitech (3000, 4000, 5000, 9000) to break from the eyeball style. (I wonder where the 6000 and 7000 went?
Pros: True 2 mega pixel image sensor, True auto focus, not fixed focus, USB Video class compliant, Certified for Windows Vista, Mac version availabe, includes hardware auto ...
Cons: Focus across image not totally flat, Odd color balance with my red long johns, comes out pink, Requires Windows XP or later
Summary: A cam icon sits in your icon tray; double clicking it opens the QuickCam control panel. From here you have complete control over your webcam features and settings.