Webcam Settings version 2.0 is available now.
What's new in version 1.1
General Improvements
1. Save/Load settings
2. Add "Black and White Menu Icon" option on the menu
3. Notify user about Webcam Settings menu bar icon while user close the panel on Mac OS X 10.7 and later
4. Positioning "Aperture" buttons [-1] and [+1] correctly now, decrease value button should be on the left
5. Support Intel Core Duo CPU by adding 32-bit binary code
6. Fix an issue when user dragging a slider too fast, certain camera may stop responding
Camera Specific Improvements
1. Add customization code to support non-standard "Exposure Time" control for Microsoft LifeCam Studio and LifeCam Cinema
2. Add customization code to support non-standard "Exposure Time" and "Manual Focus" control for Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000
More information about Webcam Settings
Webcam Settings Camera Support
Apps working with Webcam Settings (please email me to add your app to this list)
- Photo Booth, FaceTime, iMovie, QuickTime Player 7, QuickTime Player X
- Skype
- iStopMotion, BoinxTV
- Wirecast
- Sparkbooth
- GoToMeeting
- WebEx, Jabber
- Adobe Connect
- Flash based webcam app
Hi There. I recently purchased your app to get control of the zoom on my logitech c910 but upon using it, I discovered that the zooming increments seem to be pretty drastic zoom levels. Is there any way to reduce the amount of zoom for each increment? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteC910 has only five zoom levels from its hardware, and the working zoom level is related to the camera resolution.
DeleteFor example if you are on low resolution like 320x240, the hardware zoom works from 1 ~ 5.
If you are on 1280x720, the hardware zoom only works from 1 ~ 2.
On resolution equal and above 1920x1080, the hardware zoom has no effect.
You can check this link for resolution - zoom level table.
http://mactaris.blogspot.tw/2012/05/logitech-hd-pro-webcam-c910.html
This is how the Logitech implement their camera hardware, I am sorry Webcam Setting cannot change this.
Please email me if you have any further questions, thank you very much.
Ah that sucks! What are the capabilities with this cam do you know? http://reviews.logitech.com/7061/4528/logitech-quickcam-vision-pro-for-mac-reviews/reviews.htm (Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro for Mac).
ReplyDeleteThanks for getting back to me!
From various places I read from Logitech website, Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro for Mac seems to be a re-packaged Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000. I believe it's capabilities should be similar to the QuickCam Pro 9000.
DeleteOoo. - just noticed this fix. DOes it mean the lifecam studio's useful exposure range isn't just the first 10% or so of the slider now? :D
ReplyDeleteYes, LifeCam Studio's exposure time should work a lot better since version 1.1.
DeleteAwesome :D :D My little BoinxTV studio thanks you!
DeleteWill you consider post a review on the Mac App Store? Thank you very much :)
DeleteHi, I was wondering if there is a demo available? I'd like to see if this app will allow my camera to come into focus (or at least adjust focus) before purchasing.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry there is currently no demo or trial version. Can you please send me an email at mactaris@mac.com? I will help find out if your camera supports focus setting. Thanks.
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