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The bigger issue with webcam quality is lighting, not the camera itself. Once the camera has to start making trade-offs due to lack of light, quality goes down
by lostapathy 7y ago
The bigger issue with webcam quality is lighting, not the camera itself. Once the camera has to start making trade-offs due to lack of light, quality goes downhill fast, even on great cameras.
- ghaff 7y agoI agree with that. The biggest problem I see is people backlit by a window. Personally, I have a higher-end webcam but the biggest difference I see is people who have good front lighting and the webcam at a reasonable angle versus those in obviously dim rooms, backlit, and webcams looking up at the ceiling.
- ck2 7y agohodge-podge background is distracting as heck in a professional broadcast also these journalists are using wifi to connect to their router and when someone in the house uses a microwave, etc. the connection goes out or dramatically loses quality from poor signal someone needs to make a "professional webcam kit" with a pulldown rear greenscreen, a wired connection and a private network service to transmit with error-correction and time-sync back to the broadcaster - enhance the video and sound would be a big plus