Kiyo Pro

Tons. I'm using a Razer kiyo pro which is 1080p 60fps and it works great. I'm assuming it's about $80 US (I'm Australian).

Razer kiyo pro works at 1080p 60fps via USB A but not sure about budget friendly. Nothing is budget friendly here in Australia.

I'm using a Razer Kiyo Pro. Other than dropping it down to 24 frames per second because my poor-man's PC won't properly drive it, it's mostly at default settings. I of course turn off auto-focus since I never move outside a static focusable range. At those settings my Kiyo looks crisp and clean. Tho

"For what?" because that makes a huge difference. Streaming with your face in the corner doesn't need a 4k DSLR, collab calls are generally more about screen sharing than video feeds, so you're be mostly using it for recording sessions like podcast videos, talking head style content, etc. And then y

if you can find a deal on one, razer kiyo pro or razer kiyo pro ultra. plug and play, works super well with OBS. Razer software can be annoying but you can uninstall that if you want.

Razer kiyo pro seems to work well

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My recommendation is the Razer Kiyo Pro. I just prefer the brand based on my own experience. Each brand will probably have a cam with similar specs and price. It really comes down to what you're looking for because what's the best for one person or use doesn't mean it's the best for every person or

I used to use a gopro with hdmi capture card so it would work well in low light conditions, Ive switched to the razer kiyo pro and can vouch it is better than my gopro which was already decent

You might need to be looking at better cameras if artificial lighting bothers you and you have no natural light, because one way or another you're going to need a lot of light facing you in order for a mediocre camera to make you appear professional. 720p cameras (which are in older or budget laptop