Best Webcams for Movement

yes, the servo that controls the "follow me" movement of the camera isn't perfect, but it's good and i'll learn how to work with it.

i like being able to set it for movement detection and capture only a one and a half minute clip.

everything i expected, the image quality is amazing, the movement too, and it's ability in low light situations is great too.

i leave my computer on almost all the time, and i've left the webcam on motion detection so that it starts recording as soon as it senses movement.

the reason i don't give it 5 stars is because it does have a bit of a lag between audio and visual, and my movements don't seem to be as smooth as my interlocutor's (he's got a built-in isight in his

nice cam but the features that are available for the non mac cam are much better--there are no adjustments for zoom, lens following movement and light adjustment.

it delivers a very sharp image, has excellent auto-focus, light balance and reacts well to movement - even when trying to capture my fast moving toddler.

it definitely doesn't have any sort of advanced visual recognition, because the software actually detects movements of the mouth, face direction, eyebrow movements, and so on.

the range of movement for windows is pretty limited.

frame rates are barely adequate - still hoping that a 'really good' web cam would be able to smoothly track movement.

this webcam still suffers from the fps which cause whooshing if there is a high degree of movement, but with the introduction of the facial recognition software i would assuming that people are

it's not really good for fast movement so if you plan to set up something like a puppy cam, i would suggest a better webcam like the logitech quickcam pro 9000.

if you wave your hand or do fast sudden movements, the cam is a little slow to adjust/focus but it doesn't really bother me because i sit still for the most part.

ing up for fast movement.

msrp: $49.95, what needs improvement: annoying button placement, high price, and non-motorized movement.

i was able to find some freeware on the web that does that job though.performance is good with lighting, but movement seems to be delayed a bit and anything larger than 3x3 insize is starts to

it adjusts the image based on the light and also how when you are on a skype call and you move, the person on the other side can clearly see the movement instead of seeing a blur on their screen.

only problem i noticed is chasing the focus; any movement in front of the camera will put it in a mode trying to auto-focus and lose focus of the main object.

they should have made it heavier at the bottom so it could balance on small movements.