USB 6 LED PC Webcam Camera plus + Night Vision MSN, ICQ, AIM, Skype, Net Meeting and compatible with Win 98 / 2000 / NT / Me / XP / Vista
- USB interface, no external power supply needed
- 6 bright white LEDs for night vision
- Plug & Play compatible
- No built-in microphone
- Heavy-duty clip w/ foam pads, will not scratch surfaces it’s mounted on
Connect with your world day or night using our Webcam with Night Vision. 6 LEDs will illuminate the darkness, and a high-resolution color sensor provides 24-bit true color. Twist the lens to focus it for an incredibly clear picture. Great for Skype, ICQ, AIM, MSN, or net meetings!
Please note, this camera model is not compatible with Yahoo, and has no built-in microphone.
Compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP
List Price: $ 24.99
Price: $ 2.90
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Question by Lo: what camera do you use to make videos?
how do you make videos to put on the computer?
do you use digital cameras that have video on it? i have that
but the sound doesnt display on the camera so i dont think
itll work on the computer…
or do people use webcams? but dont want to use a mic…
and the only “web cam” i have it the xbox 360 one lmfao
or do people just use video cameras and somehow find a way
to post it on the computer?
Best answer:
Answer by Mandy
Videos can be made by many devices like camcorders, web-cams, screen capture programs, cell phones, combo digital cameras (video/stills), etc. External devices will be connected to a computer (usually the USB port) and the video is copied to the computer’s hard drive.
Video that ends up on a computer is going to be in one of several video file formats. So as long as the video you have is the format that is supported by, say YouTube or whatever then you’re good to go. But having a good video editing program will accommodate just about any video file format and thus you can make fun video projects to post on YouTube, burn them to DVD, etc.
If your camera doesn’t record audio, just make your own. You can add a music soundtrack or narrate your video in your video editing program. Your computer most likely has a voice recorder program and surely has a microphone jack. Or you can use a separate recording device. If you ever see a film crew working, you always see a sound man with headphones on and a boom mic on a long pole. The pouch the soundman wears carries a field recorder. Audio recorded by a video camera isn’t ideal so the sound man using the recorder can balance the audio and he can direct his mic for the best audio. Then the audio is mated in post later. Its done more than you think.
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