C922x Pro

A c922 logitech is under $80, the rest of your money should be spent on lighting.

It's a Logitech C922 that I've pulled apart and removed some stuff from. Made a custom case and interchangable lens adapter for generic mobile phone camera lenses. The C922 isn't a camera I like much - I'd rather have a smaller one with native h264, but it's what I had at the time.

It is a great machine. I use OCLP (Open Core Legacy Patcher) version 2.4.1 from GitHub, and it runs all the way up to macOS Sequoia 15.7. My MacPro5,1 also has updated CPUs, WiFi/BT and GPU. Details below: MacPro5,1 (Mid-2010 ) Updated Dual X5690 CPUs w-12 cores each Maxed out RAM, 8x16GB OWC DIMMs

I just bought the Obsbot Tiny 2 (the original model, not the Lite version) because I found it at a great price at a local retailer and because of all the praise for it in this sub. It's a huge step up from my previous "beginner" webcam (a Logitech c922 pro). It's PTZ, and the quality is simply outst

I use Beam with the Logitech C922 and it’s honestly amazing. I wear glasses and the eye tracking has no issue (I mostly just use the head tracking though). The recent update to it overhauled the fine tuning and once I got that dialled in it’s sooo good. I recommend adjusting settings whilst you’re i

I always keep a SSD with Mojave, just in case. I also keep an iCloud and TineMachine backup. —- My setup, that is running macOS 15.7.2 Sequoia, thanks to the latest OCLP (Open Core Legacy Patcher) v2.4.1 from GitHub. I updated from Sonoma, once OCLP had fixed the USB WebCam issue: MacPro5,1 (Mid-201

Thanks! Come on Lando indeed! Govee floor lamp 2 Logitech C922x - it fits nicely on top of the BenQ lightbar It's a floating light bulb

I had a Logitech c930e and was pretty disappointed with the quality (which I think is in the same class as the c922). I have an old Pixel android phone and installed DroidCam and the DroidCam driver for OBS. It is ridiculously good quality. If you have a spare Android phone, you could save a ton of

This may or may not help because of the $70 constraint, but I recently purchased 4 different web cams before I found one that was actually on par with my cellphone or good enough for me to actually want to keep. I tried the C922, it was not great at all, and I was surprised because of how many peopl

A Logitech c922 is the easiest solution. It doesn't include any movement or a crazy wide FOV or any fancy features. But it would be the easiest solution, in my opinion. Best Buy or Walmart sells them and its an easy USB setup. Personally, a few months ago, I bought this on eBay: Logitech 860-000504