The 78-degree field-of-view and 1080p resolution of the Logitech StreamCam let you see the whole room, including people sitting next to you. The camera also boasts a 1080p sensor, making for the best color reproduction of any webcam. Andrew Freedman, a laptop mag reviewer, noted that the camera’s dual microphones pick up clear sound even in a quiet room.

60 frames per second

While most webcams record at a standard 30 frames per second, you can get a camera with 60 frames per second. This frame rate is not necessary for the average user, but it is nice to have if you frequently make video calls or stream videos. The video quality can easily be degraded when you apply filters or brightness settings. Here are some tips to improve the video quality of your camera.

Image stabilization

The Logitech StreamCam is one of the latest webcams on the market. Despite its attractive features, the cam exhibits the same image quality problems as its predecessors. For instance, its f/2.0 lens lets in extra light, but that doesn’t make a significant difference in image quality. Rather, the StreamCam feels like a non-4K version of Logitech’s Brio. But if you’re a fan of streaming and creation, this camera may be a good fit. Its built-in image stabilization allows you to reduce unwanted movement when shooting.

Stabilization

The Logitech StreamCam’s built-in stabilization is an excellent feature that enables you to record clear, stable video. The camera has a wide angle and a small aperture that can capture less light than the Logitech Brio. It’s not perfect, but it’s better than nothing. It allows you to easily adjust the image and video settings, including its exposure and framing. You can also use the included software, Logitech Capture, to adjust settings and add effects such as filters and text overlays. You can record video from both the front and the side.