BRIO 4K

I can absolutely understand why that really pisses you off. Especially because you get really, really good image quality with a simple Logitech Brio just as long as you have proper light. Which most people don't have. And then they are suprised that they look like something the cat vomited even with

I find lots of movement helps. I have a Logitech brio which has a snap on magnetic head so I can move it around as the guys love different angles. Exactly the same for my phone they love being thrown around

Do you use Logitech software along with your Brio? If not it can really improve the look by manually adjusting white balance and other settings. Free download of Logi Tune here: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/video-collaboration/software/logi-tune-software.html

Link 2 Pro by insta360 (testing it out) my go to is the Logitech brio MX. Those are lights. Elgato key lights. I have bad lighting in there so it helps a lot on video calls for work

Uyyy thanks for this reviewww. Halos mabudol na rin ako ng Emeet months ago but I bought Brio 100 since logitech is a trusted brand. Planning to have emeet as my back up na lang dinnn 🫶🏻

I absolutely love the wide angle Logitech brio mx. hands down the best camera I’ve used during my illustrious streaming career. Under $200 and you get great clarity and functionality with the ghub app. I used to use a dslr as well.

I have used every Logitech webcam since the 720p one and the brio was the biggest jump in quality I’d seen. Then I got the wide angle and absolutely love it. So I bought another one. Currently running two of those plus the standard brio. Also, I’m not using my dslr anymore so let me know if you want

I'm busy working but will update in the future if I can. You can find video quality comparisons on the C920 on YouTube. I also upgraded to a Logitech Brio for my art area. It's a lot clearer and higher quality than the c920 and OBS studio is pretty good and not too hard to learn for editing and for

I had a Logitech C920 and had the same backlight problems. I bought a cheap desk lamp in front of me which helped, then I got a Logitech Brio 100 and it made a huge difference.

I am the DM for several 5e campaigns, basically a different campaign depending on who I can get to play on a given night. For 5e, to me, it is essential that you play with models. Certain character classes have movement based skills that can really be showcased using models. I opted to have the play