C920

Hell no I made partner with a Logitech c920 I bought at Sam’s Club on sale lol In my opinion, audio matters waaay more. Hell I’ll watch someone with a 720p resolution webcam and dim lighting as long as their mic is good If they got a $1,000 camera with amazing lighting and perfect color balance, but

Logitech C920s is a good starter choice imo. Not super expensive, easy to set up, and it was enough for me across CB, SC, SM and Bonga. Good lighting matters more than people think so even a budget webcam can look clean if your room isn’t dark.

honestly the logitech ones are solid choice for starting out, i use c920 myself when i was beginning streaming few months back. phone webcam can work temporary but quality usually not great for streaming, especially in lighting that's not perfect

I'd recommend looking into a Logitech C920. I've had mine since 2017 and it still works like champ and the only problem I ever ran into it was once the white balance was off for a stream, that's literally it. I noticed in post and it fixed itself after I updated the logitech g-hub software. I do obv

Well, one thing you could do is buy a Behringer Interface . With the Behringer connected to your PC via USB, any audio software can record with that setup. Now, covers on the other hand, if you're talking about doing a YouTube cover, you'll need at least one web cam. I highly suggest the Logitec C92

I used the logitech C920 for a while, then upgraded to the Brio, now use a DSLR camera. Guys might not be commenting but a lot wont stay in a room with a shitty camera. We had very few comments on quality but I think our streams continued success has been partially due to the improved quality (camer

The c920 is still one of the best webcams under $100. It has built in light adjustment technology (called RightLight) which also eliminates graininess up to a certain dimness. It's why it works well for people with mediocre lighting, and it requires ZERO software - unlike a boatload of other webcams

The Logitech C920 is a very good cheap camera. I have used it for my whole streaming career (even made it to partner) with no problems with it basically at all. And it is cheap. I think it is like 50USD maybe 70 but it is something that is "so old" that it goes on sale often.

ok so you don't need pro level gear to start streaming, budget webcams work great for getting started. key thingsto look for are 1080p minimum (720p looks grainy), 30fps is fine for talking, 60fps better for movement but not rlly a must + decent built in mic tho most streamers use separate mics anyw

you can do it with OBS, add a Game Capture source, then add your webcam as a Video Capture device and position it where you want, that’s basically the standard twitch setup. for affordable gear, a 24–27in 1080p 144hz monitor is usually the sweet spot, for webcam i’d look at logitech c920/c922 or raz