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solid list. i’m in the “old phone beats most webcams” camp too, especially if you can lock exposure/focus and keep it plugged in so it doesn’t overheat. also, if you’re recording stuff to repurpose later (podcasts, interviews, tutorials), riverside can be handy since it records locally in high quali

Usavo obs prima di quella funziona con nvidia Sinceramente mi rompe veramente dover usare usare un software ulteriore quando potevo fare tutto con l'overlay nvidia (che poi se uno voleva poteva passare la webcam tramite nvidia broadcast prima di farla vedere a nvidia overlay). È vero che era qualche

Hi u/Insta360_Support, with all due respect. That doesn't make sense in terms of UI/UX. That only adds friction to the users because they have to move mouse to hover the item in the taskbar and wait for 300ms or so then another 100ms for the thumbnail to show up only to click the 'X' button, which i

I'd go with the insta360 link 2 since the gesture controls let you tilt it down to show your desk without touching anything, which would probably be useful for what you're trying to do. You can find a helpful breakdown of the best webcams in this post

I finally moved away from using my Sony mirrorless because of battery and overheating issues on long streams. Grabbed an Insta360 Link 2 recently. I do miss the real bokeh of a DSLR lens sometimes, but the AI tracking and just having it plug-and-play without a capture card is totally worth the trade