It allows you to record in 4K Ultra HD resolution and up to 30fps refresh rate, while it can reach up to 90fps in 720p resolution. The built-in RightLight 3 and HDR technologies offer you excellent...
It allows you to record in 4K Ultra HD resolution and up to 30fps refresh rate, while it can reach up to 90fps in 720p resolution. The built-in RightLight 3 and HDR technologies offer you excellent shots under all lighting conditions.
It allows you to record in 4K Ultra HD resolution and up to 30fps refresh rate, while it can reach up to 90fps in 720p resolution. The built-in RightLight 3 and HDR technologies offer you excellent shots under all lighting conditions.
Record and stream in 4K HD
The Logitech BRIO gives you the ability to capture in 4K Ultra HD at 30fps, at 1080p up to 60 fps, and at 720p up to 90fps. This ensures the highest possible quality in your captures to use in any application. Now you can stream crystal-clear video with exceptionally high resolutions and refresh rates, unique quality, and the ability to zoom up to 5x to see everything.
Security that… smiles at you
Logitech's BRIO incorporates infrared detection functionality which combines with Windows 10's Windows Hello facial recognition software to elevate your security. This way, you can say goodbye to complex passwords and log in instantly just by smiling at the BRIO lens.
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Do not be deceived by the advertisement. The bokeh they advertise does not exist at all. Good camera but that's it. If you want bokeh, buy a professional camera with a good lens.
It was worth the wait for this product from the store, both for its price of €136.53 and for the quality of its construction and its accompanying accessories. But the most important thing is its amazing 4K image that it delivers even in low light. The best webcam I have had so far.
For the cost of (141€), it's simply top-notch. I had a Hikvision 4k and also researched others. Compared to the competition, it has a very good zoom, the microphone sounds crystal clear from what I'm told, and with the downloaded drive, you can achieve perfect settings. It appears to be a solid construction. The only negative is the base, which looks a bit fake. Overall, great value for money!
For months, I couldn't remove the base and I didn't put any force so as not to break it. I sent an email and asked for help, but they didn't assist me. Eventually, I found this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3N9WlRCxto
It has the strangest way to remove the base.... And also, the base doesn't help at all to adjust it slightly to the right or left. It doesn't have any serious program to use it – to change the settings like, for example, if you want to see the legato...
The main problem now is that after 1 year of minimal use, a pixel burned out on the sensor...
In terms of quality, it's so-so in low light. When I say low light, I mean a normal bright room where you can see just fine, not a dark room. Very noticeable noise! And it also struggles with focusing.
The lens is wide-angle, okay.
Another problem is that they don't update this model frequently, there hasn't been a firmware update for months – while in other models, they claim to have fixed this focusing issue, but not in this one.
Supposedly, it has an additional sensor for focusing – nothing, it's terrible...
For so much money, I am not satisfied at all.
In the image, I show the noise and the burned pixel - Imagine, these are flickering.
The camera is amazing, worth its money and it has been specifically tested in low light conditions and it performs perfectly. The only thing I noticed is that (without any connection issues) when I move away a bit from the camera (e.g. slightly move my chair backwards), while it shows me normally on my screen, others in the video conference see me blurry and I have to get closer for it to fix.
I have been using it for Live Streaming for 3 months now. Generally, I stream at night when lighting conditions are low, and I have a shelf with LED strips behind me in various colors. I rely heavily on colors, etc. It also has a tripod to put it on a stand, tripod, or boom arm if you have one. Overall, it hasn't caused me any problems, and I think it is the only solution for a webcam of really good quality along with the C920 pro. The reason I chose this one is that it can produce 1080p 60fps resolution.
