MX Brio

I’d recommend the Logi MX Brio. I used it for my personal projects for a while until I got my Canon Mirrorless, and now I use it for work. https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/mx-brio-4k-webcam Make sure you get some sort of lighting as well. Sometimes it’s all about the lighting. https://youtu.be/

Eu olharia 3 modelos: Logitech Brio 4K — provavelmente a opção mais óbvia pra usar no Linux; boa imagem, autofocus e UVC plug-and-play. Faixa de R$ 1.000. Logitech MX Brio — versão mais nova/premium da Brio, imagem melhor e bem forte pra reunião. Faixa de R$ 1.350–1.700. OBSBOT Tiny 2 — excelente qu

IMO, a good upgrade would be something like a Logitech C920, it's classic 1080p webcam, very affordable and reliable. Depending on your budget, consider the Logitech MX Brio, 4K webcam with better detail and low-light performance.Lower price, Logitech Brio 100, cheap and easy to use. Hope this helps

Picked up the Logitech MX Brio for my Mac mini/Mac setup because I was done with the crusty laptop cam while my machine sits docked all day. Yeah, it’s pricey on paper, but after a week of meetings it feels like one of those “buy once, cry once” upgrades. Build quality is legit: small, heavy-ish, an

Hey there, as for start camming, any "modern" PC or laptop would, with a decent internet connection, good ligth and some filters you'd do just fine, your room/space matter the most.If you dont own one just yet, you could totally start camming with your phone, as long as it has a good camera. As for

Unless you want to start going dedicated system camera with capture card and stuff which can be quite complex and very expensive. The razer kiyo pro ultra is the best plug and play streaming/videocalling webcam out there at the moment, it has the biggest lens and best quality. But it is very expensi