NexiGo does require its utility software to be installed. Interestingly, the privacy shutter is software-controlled, but the lens cover is orange - in other words, it should be obvious when your camera can and can’t see you. There’s a privacy cover, too, for when this webcam is not in use. This webcam ships with both noise-cancelling mics as well as auto-exposure capabilities, which should leave you looking and sounding professional on your next Zoom call or Teams meeting. The field of view is a relatively narrow 90 degrees. About the only feature you may miss in this 1080p, 30fps webcam is autofocus capability, and most fixed-focus webcams are tuned for the average distance (in the HelloCam’s case, between 12.4 and 47.2 inches) that someone sits from their laptop or display.
The logitech support forums are down for maintenance, but I will be posting this up there too once they come back up.Honestly, many of you will probably buy this Windows Hello webcam and simply not miss the more expensive alternatives. No difference in the picture quality.ĭoes anyone have experience with this camera or any ideas why I'm getting such a poor picture when I set it to higher resolution? I have also tried it in every USB port, and a powered USB hub. I thought it was lighting at first, but then why is the picture clear at low rez? I adjusted lighting anyway (I have all the lights on in the room and two windows open), adjusted all the settings for the camera, nothing seems to affect this shitty picture at high resolution. When viewing the webcam at high resolution (1080p), the picture is horrible, blurry and pixelated.
When viewing the webcam at low resolution (360p), the picture is pretty clear and sharp. I have never had an issue with it in the past, but just recently I notice this issue with the picture. I'm trying to figure out this issue with my Logitech C615 webcam.
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