10 Best Webcams According To ComputerBild

Popular journal ComputerBild tested and reviewed 10 webcams and placed them in order of quality and price. If you have poor quality webcam even a aface of a beauty will look bad.

Top ten list of webcams are:

1. Microsoft LifeCam VX-700

Excellent price and quality. It records 640×480 videos and make photos. Windows XP and Vista users don’t need any drivers. For the same price you will get earphones with microphone.

2. Manta Multimedia MM346

Has 1,3 Mpx matrix which can make 1280×960 resolution photos. Recording function makes 30fps 800×600 resolution videos. Device has built-in microphone and LED lights.

3. Microsoft LifeCam VX-1000

With only 0,3 Mpx matrix this webcam performs well and is a number 3 webcam in the list. Has usual parts (microphone) and comes with a whole bunch of additional software to make video better and add special effects to them

4. Philips SPC535NC

It makes interpolated photos and records videos of 1280×1024 resolution, but has only 0,3Mpx matrix. Interesting feature is that it comes with VLounge program which can follow your face and adjusts focus for the best results.

5. Logitech QuickCam E3500

On the webcam itself there is a buil-in button to take pictures and a microphone. Addional software to spice up your videos with some serious special effects.

6. SpeedLink Autofocus Webcam SL-6846-SBK

Has auto focus and regulates brightness depending on the ambience light.

7. Canyon CNR-WCAM613

Makes really big 3200×2400 resolution photos. Has built-in LEDs. One of the cons are that this webcam doesn’t have the attaching parts so you can’t place it on the monitor.

8. Canyon CNR-WCAM413

25fps 640×480 videos, 1280×1024 photos. Many additional programs for enhancing recorded videos.

9. Creative Labs Live! Cam Vista IM

Has very low 12fps with 640×480, maybe because of the USB1.1 Has built-in mic.

10. Manta Multimedia WebCam DIamond MM341

Can’t mount on the monitor. Fps 26. Doesn’t have built in microphone

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