The camera can be easily rotated on its mount to flip to a vertical orientation, and Logitech Capture automatically recognizes this and adjusts. One of my favorite features is full support for 1080p vertical video. There's also electronic image stabilization, which can kill minor camera shakes if you happen to bump your desk while recording or streaming. The software brings smart auto-focus and exposure, along with auto-framing, using a bit of AI to keep your face looking good and centered automatically. When paired with Logitech Capture, the StreamCam is a content creation machine. However, the experience felt polished with plenty of cool features for streamers.

For this review, I used a beta version of the Logitech Capture software with special features built for StreamCam. With its base specs, the StreamCam is a reliable webcam, but the software experience is where it starts to get good. That's combined with a 78-degree field of view, which I felt was a great middle-ground, though I can understand if some would like to see something broader. This results in incredibly smooth performance, which can enhance the quality no matter what type of content you produce. The camera itself supports several frame rates, but the big draw is its ability to run at 1080p at 60fps. YUY2, NV12: 30 fps, 24 fps, 20 fps, 15 fps, 10 fps, 7.5 fps, 5 fpsĪutofocus (10cm to infinity) / face based autofocus with Logitech Captureĭual omnidirectional mic with noise reduction filter

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