Review on Logitech Brio Webcam - 90 FPS - USB 3.0 - 4096 x 2160 Video - Auto-Focus - 5X Digital Zoom - Microphone by Siu Yun ᠌

and so Logitech: BRIO: professional webcam with 4K support if someone is thinking of buying this device, think carefully - Image quality: in 2022, for the price of a professional camera, I expected much, much more. Clarity is not enough, the image is very "noisy", especially with a decrease in illumination, in normal lighting, sometimes individual objects in the frame "noise". - In mediocre lighting (not dark, not dark, but just slightly subdued light), there are cases of autofocus failure, which can last for several minutes. For several minutes, the camera produces a blurry image, until it finally suddenly focuses. In general, a sad acquaintance with this device happened like this: After connecting the camera, installing the software and ating the firmware to the latest version, I immediately ran into a problem with the native software of the camera: when connected to USB 3.0 and 3.1, the image is simply buggy and artifactual, after connecting to USB 2.0, the problem disappears, but another one appears, the port can not cope with the amount of data transferred to the computer. And the message “Perhaps the power of the equipment is not enough to run Logitech Capture with resolution .” constantly pops up. And this message pops up at any resolution, even 360p Here is a brief config of the first machine: MSI X370 GAMING PLUS (MS-7A33), Ryzen 1700X, 16 Gb DDR4, Kingston SSD, Palit 1080TI Second: MSI B350 TOMAHAWK, Ryzen 1500X, 8 Gb DDR4, 2 1070 cards in SLI, HDD Support did nothing - Inconvenient mounting to the monitor, critical for monitors with narrow frames, it is strange not to foresee such a moment in 2022 - Thick unyielding Type C cable, It seems like nothing special, but introduces its own petty problems, sticks out of the camera perpendicular to the camera, behind the monitor, which obviously does not add accuracy