What would be ideal would be a 100+ degree angle field of view with the ability to shrink it to whatever you want. 78 degrees is not a lot when compared to other modern webcams and a wider angle has been a trending look on streams. I would like to have seen a wider field of view. It was a bit muted in its tones, but was well exposed, and the composition was nice. Once it was set up, the camera looked pretty good out of the box. This also means that if a problem arises with the cable, you no longer have a Streamcam. I have plenty of USB-C to USB-A 3.1 cables in my possession. The cable should be detachable from the camera so that any cable can be used in its place. This highlights one of the camera’s main failures. I had to source a USB-C to USB-A 3.1 adapter to be able to use it. Setup was a little difficult for me because the USB-C cable would not stay in the USB-C port in my PC, which only has one of these ports available. “Its software, Logitech Capture, gives a lot of customization options to the Streamcam.” You can also use Logitech Capture as your camera source in streaming software to take advantage of these controls on your stream. All camera controls are available for you here as well. You can create your content directly from the software and even set up a number of overlays, including a multi-source layout, text overlays and studio controls like, transitions, borders and more. Its software, Logitech Capture, gives a lot of customization options to the Streamcam.

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