C920s HD Pro

You will need the external camera for the internal tests. This is covered in the school's computer equipment policy. I have a mini-tripod and a Logitech C920 that does just fine.

Okay, "rather complicated" was probably a bit of an overstatement, truth be told - relative to a laptop, perhaps, but not overall. Internal parts are a pretty standard gaming desktop affair, save for a PCIe USB3 expansion card. Externally, aside from the standard mouse and keyboard, I've got a USB D

I used a Logitech c920. I made a simple algorithm using python with opencv, theres plenty of easy tutorials ok youtube on how to do it, and for the logic on the Arduino is through the serial monitor, I just tell the arduino which pins to turn on and off. You could also used a raspberry pi to make an

I have a Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920 and it has just stinking worked on multiple computers and multiple versions of multiple Linux distributions since 2015.

I went with a Logitech c920, solid reliable cam. Works every time. I also have an Aukey which has better field of view, but the exam env sometimes doesn't bring it up :/ so using the Logitech, less worried during boot up...

We used logitech 720 for april tags. Husky lens doesnt really work with the vision portal software the same way. C920 we tried thinking higher res would work better with motion blur but it made the april tag smaller in field of vision and at the ti.e we really didn't understand how to calibrate. If

I still use my Logitech c920 from 5+ years ago and it works great! Literally does full HD (not 4k but still). You don’t need a new webcam. There’s a Logitech webcam controller app you can download for free to control the zoom, color grading, focus. It works great and is 100% free. The logo for the a

I use an old logitech c920 I have had laying around for ~12 years on a cheap 15 dollar tripod. I usually can get it to focus on my ID and never had a proctor complain about it. Worst case when my ID wont focus I switch to the "FaceTime" camera built into my macbook and take the photo then switch bac

just get a USB webcam and pass it through. i have a logitech c920 on mine and it works great for normal timelapse and octolapse (but octolapse gave me issues so i stopped using it).

Logitech C920 is still a safe cheap pick, solid 1080p, wide compatibility, and works fine for remote monitoring with decent lighting. It’s basically plug-and-play and widely supported by most software. fwiw my mate and i usually check Redditrecs before buying, it pulls together what people are consi