Review on Logitech HD Webcam C270: Crisp 720p Widescreen Video Calling & Recording (960-000694), Lightweight and Portable at 3.15 lb. by Stanislaw Stanislaw ᠌

Since I purchased the camera, it has provided me with nothing but exceptional performance. The price was the first thing that they considered while making the purchase, which made me quite delighted because it was only $670. Unfortunately, the price is significantly exaggerated in the majority of places; we observed price tags of approximately 1000 or even 1200 for items. Which is not surprising given that cameras of an appropriate grade cost around the same amount, and the fact that merchants supposedly gain additional profit thanks to the popularity of this model. The image quality was excellent, and the maximum resolution that could be achieved without interpolation while it was being sent was 800 by 600 pixels. Even though the lighting is quite bad, the image does not become sluggish in any way, and there are no lags or delays in the transmission of any of the content. The only thing they have to say that is bad is regarding the white stripes that are in the photo, which were supposedly an accident caused by the program. The fact that the auto-adjustment of image brightness gain is disabled (which functions rather poorly), and the majority of users manually crank the brightness up to its maximum setting is the root cause of these bands. When the image brightness is just correct, the stripes will not be seen if you begin by activating the auto-adjustment feature and then proceed to deactivate it by manually adjusting all of the parameters.