Review on 📷 Logitech C920 960-000767 HD Pro Webcam - USB Interface by Ada Chlebicka ᠌

When utilized for face-to-face Skype calls, the Logitech C920 appears to function effectively as a webcam. Connection with a subscriber 700 kilometers away from me was satisfactory, and the distant subscriber appreciated the picture, the movements were quite fluid, and there was no twitching. 70 to 90 cm separated me from the camera. That is, when it is worked at the typical distance from a 21.5-inch monitor. Only for this purpose are the camera's design, focus, and depth of field tuned. Inconveniently, everyone will no longer be in focus if someone has a display with a much greater diagonal or if there is a need to converse with a large group of people and you have to sit farther away from the camera to view everyone. Personally, I don't prefer a sharp picture thus close (3cm to 80cm). Between 20 cm to 250 cm away from the lens, I am much more in need of a sharp image. After that, it would be possible to use the camera to take pictures and videos at home. Three or five of us could also relax in front of the camera and use Skype normally. However, taking images and movies is now entirely meaningless due to the depth of field's current qualities and the blurring at the edges of the image. Communicators are better shooters. Conclusion: Even for Skype, the camera's intended usage is too limited, the close-up image quality is unimpressive, and the claimed ability to take images and videos is a lie. Instead of $100, the red pricing for this camera is $20.