Shooting a one-minute video using Windows Camera on an i7 Surface Book with MP4 (H264 compression), AAC 48000Hz stereo 157kbps: The depth of field is up to three metres.īut I am perplexed at file sizes.

The sound from the dual mics is average for groups (use a set of table mics instead) but excellent for one-to-one Skype. There was a bit of noise using the 5x digital zoom so move the camera close to the subject rather than be lazy and use the zoom. The camera produces natural colours and crisp images in reasonable lighting conditions. The webcam needs an application to use it – be it Skype, Microsoft Camera or any other that recognises the device. There is a convenient restore defaults button as well. It lacks an ISO or shutter time adjustment for stills – it is a video camera designed to work off a stationary mount. Select a range of backgrounds to replace – blurred, brick, chromakey, casual, cityscape etc.Adjust brightness, contrast, colour intensity, white balance or focus.HDR 3 (not to be confused with the movie standard of HDR10).The camera app allows you to adjust almost everything including There are drivers for Chromebook as well. It will also work with facial recognition software for Mac and has software for Camera Settings and Background replacement. Downloadable software includes camera settings, background replacement, Skype (and Lync) for Business Far End Control and a Windows Hello plugin. When plugged into a Windows 10 device, setup is automatic and it is seen as a Windows Hello device as well. It comes with a monitor mount, 2.1m USB-A 3.0 to USB-C 3.1 cable (it is a USB-C device), privacy shade and a carry case. On the bottom is a standard ¼” tripod mount and the back is a USB-C socket. On the front is the 90° camera lens, Video Streaming LED, an IR sensor, IR Led and dual omnidirectional mics with noise cancellation.

The camera is a quite small, measuring 100mm x 25mm square with rounded ends.

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