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Insight Motion Webcam | 
 enlarge | Brand: Micro Innovations
Category: Photography
List Price: $139.95
Buy New: $52.99
You Save: $86.96 (62%)
New (24) Used (1) from $52.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 38659
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 7 x 5 x 9
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: IC825C
Model: IC825C
UPC: 788875250514
EAN: 0788875250514
ASIN: B000LXO6BK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Package Contents - In-Sight Motion Webcam (USB), Installation & Ulead Software CD, Quick Installation Guide, User's Manual, Warranty Information | | • | System Requirements - IBM or 100% Compatible PCs, Windows 2000/XP, High-Speed USB 2.0 Port (Required for Megapixel Resolution), CD-ROM Drive, 3.5mm Port |
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Product Description
Automatic pan and tilt 180 degrees horizontally and 60 degrees vertically / Record your video conference at speeds up to 30 fps frames per second
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| Customer Reviews:
 Oh my - so basic it's not very useful? May 23, 2007
Destek (Wisconsin)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Ok - it's cute -but the kludgy way the PTZ control pops up is confusing and pretty bad. They also got the pan left/right backwards (yeah - I know it's "turn the camera left or right" but the result to the user is completely backwards. You have to push the right arrow to pan left.
Also - what good is PTZ control if it's only available to the local user? Without remote access to the PTZ then there's really no point to it. I can physically move the camera any time I want. There appears to be no application that gives you remote access to the camera functions.
 Acceptable for a 1st webcam May 8, 2007
R. Ernst (Washington, DC)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this webcam at a computer superstore that is going out of business. I had always wanted one and obtained this one for a reasonable price.
Setting it up was flawless, no problems. I installed the drivers and software first, as you do with any USB product these days. Then, after a reboot (I think), was instructed to plug the webcam into the USB port. It worked flawlessly.
The motion feature works pretty well. It will focus on your head and move as you move. However, it does get confused if you have a bright light on in the background. There is a Motion Track app that you can have open in a small window on your desktop, which allows you to set it to Automatic tracking in which the motion feature is activated. Or you can set it to Manual, and then use two controls on the interface to control zoom in and out and raise and lower the lens or move it left or right.
The focus is fixed, which becomes a problem when you get very close to the camera--the image becomes blurry. However, this is a problem with most relatively low-end webcams. Also, low light is an issue for this webcam. It does not appear to have any "Rightlight" technology (like the Logitech's) to adjust for different lighting situations. And finally, the image quality may not be as good as you can get with some competing webcams at comparable prices.
The bundled software is old and from ULead (circa 1999). But, it worked okay, allowing me to edit captured video and convert it into a video format that produced a much smaller file.
The bottom line is, this webcam does work. But, it may not be quite up to par for serious webcamers.
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