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I have a Brio, the ONLY way Ive managed to get my brio to look good with 60 FPS at 1080 is to drop exposure by 2 to -6 in Windows default camera settings (its on a well lit desk), and to increase the gain to +70-110 depending on the ambient light. Now when I do this, I actually get much less grain, better quality and good FPS. When I have the auto exposure on, the brightness is right, but its much more grainy and sub 20 FPS.

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Windows webcam settings do not remember between PC restarts, so I have to set them for both webcams each time. Logitech G Hub and logitech gaming software NEITHER have the functionality to adjust gain. I can limit the exposure but at best I can click advanced to get the settings I want (I dont want brightness, I want gain) and it brings me to the never saving windows settings again.

TL:DR So my question is, does anyone have any idea how to get a gain option on logitech software itself not the windows settings (so my settings will save between restarts)? Or any software that can handle the brio and the C920 I have and just retain my settings which include changing exposure, gain and colour balance?

If you own a Logitech webcam like the popular C920, Brio, C922, or C930 and want more control over the zoom or positioning so you look better in virtual meetings on Zoom or Teams, in the past you could use the Logitech Camera Settings app. It has been discontinued and replaced by the Logi Tune app (Logitech announcement). This app allows you to zoom in the camera and adjust other settings even while you are in a Zoom, Teams, Webex, or Google Meet meeting.

Logitech Webcam Software is a free utility tool for Windows PCs and those with a Logitech webcam. This Windows webcam software offers a wide range of functions, including motion detection. Simply put, the program bridges the gap between your Logitech webcam and computer to create a hassle-free recording experience. The tool is free and supports many different Logitech webcam models. With the application, your computer can easily recognize the webcam and use the interface to maximum potential. Apart from acting as a webcam driver, Logitech Webcam Software offers several additional functionalities for your camera.

During the installation process, you need to plug in the camera. This lets software detect and automatically install the latest versions of drivers. While you can manually install the drivers online, you might experience some compatibility issues.

I did check first and I can only find a similar post from 2018, which is quite a while ago and obviously the world has gone down a very different route since then, with "working at home" for most people, and TEAMS is now a much more important to keeping in contact.

As a photographer and videographer, I have the knowledge on how to use a professional camera as a webcam, and set up external lighting, to get very good quality and correctly lit video on a call.

But that isn't always possible on a work PC as it might require installing software, it's just time consuming to set it all up and get it going, OR regular Joe doesn't have that knowledge or expensive equipment.

This is where a webcam comes in.

In my case using a Logitech streamcam, which isn't bad. It's more convenient and plug and play, in most cases. But if using a webcam on a work device, you may still need to install software to edit settings.

Which is where you would hope that TEAMS might offer a solution, but it doesn't!

Will we ever get webcam settings, within TEAMS, to adjust the image quality and lighting?

It seems like it wouldn't be that complicated to add in for software which is primarily intended to be used with video broadcasts and webcam calls. It's a fundamental feature. Especially if you want your footage to look professional for clients or just during a team catch up.

This is a major omission. It really, really annoys me that there is no camera control in Teams. Not only that, but when you do open a control app such as Logitech Hub or Logitech Capture to configure it, Teams then resets it all again!

Zoom has much more control within the app, and things it doesn't control it doesn't reset them. Also Zoom has a really excellent chroma key setting to make your meetings look really professional. The Teams background is just rubbish by comparison with your head disappearing half the time.

One workaround is to use Skype for Business to adjust the settings before you start Teams and it somehow remembers them for the rest of the day. Most companies uninstall SfB though once they switched to Teams.

Another workaround would be to install the $1 app called "Webcam System Settings" which does the same thing and you can use it while Teams is running to adjust the settings.

But really, come on MS Teams devs - step up to at least look like you give a **bleep** about customer experience!

Today i got fed up again and decided to check if i could stop teams from resetting my Logitech G Hub settings. When going into settings > devices > camera, there is now a checkbox that (de)activates "Automatically adjust camera controls".

After unchecking that box, teams no longer resets my cam settings. Feels like a huge victory :)

@FiBERNL Logitech G Hub, you say? So that's the software from the Logitech G line? I don't have that one. Probably won't work with the Logitech C310 Webcam. As for this device, Logitech only offers support/software with their simple driver/control package, which doesn't help much within Teams. Last updated a year ago (which is questionable for a webcam they're still selling). --Downloads-HD-Webcam-C310

@SimonNeilScott I was very happy to find just what you are talking about here. However, I now notice that whatever I set the camera to disappears when I actually use the camera in Teams. For example, I increase the zoom in the settings and all looks good in the preview. Then I use teams and it is as if I hadn't zoomed at all. I found this thread when searching for a solution to this issue. Anyone have thoughts?

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For clarity, as I posted his ages ago and can't quite recall the conversation, are you referring to using the Elgator Facecam software?

If so, keep in mind, if you have the camera expanded, to view the Output in the Facecam software, it will not allow you to view the same output in TEAMs or any other application. You need to first close the window, in the Facecam software, showing you the output, to allow TEAMS to take control of the camera feed.

Is this what you meant?

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With the latest release of CollabOS 1.9, Logitech is excited to introduce new features that offer greater device control and customization, improving meeting experiences and increasing conference room flexibility.

You can enable Zoom Room BYOD mode by adding either a Logitech Swytch device or a USB and HDMI cable to any Logitech appliance solution for Zoom Rooms. Employees simply walk into the room, connect the cable(s), and the BYOD interface on the Tap controller automatically offers meeting controls. Additionally, this feature allows Zoom Device Manager (ZDM) to know the room is still online and functional while in use in BYOD mode.

And so, I chose to get the Logitech StreamCam. Not because I'm planning on doing any streaming, but simply because it offers a sharper looking image in most lighting conditions, and supports 1080p at 60 frames per second, if so desired. Perhaps this is overkill now, but as I am not someone who enjoys upgrading hardware often, I like to think that this camera is future proof.

There are two colors available: white and "graphite," the latter of which is basically the black-equivalent version. Included with the StreamCam are two mounts; one is your typical camera mount designed to be placed on top of your LCD display, and the other has a standard tripod screw mount, which is super handy and the one I ended up using alongside an off-brand GoPro bar mount, attached to my monitor arm.

The camera is hard-wired with an 1.5 meter long USB-C 3.1 cable, which depending on your setup might be a bit short. Fortunately it seems to work fine with a 1 meter USB-C extension cable I purchased separately. No USB-C to USB-A adapter is included in the box by default, although this is something the store I purchased it from did include.

Fortunately Logitech webcam support is pretty good under Linux, with video4linux (or v4l2) providing support. What follows is a quick step-by-step guide on how to get the StreamCam to work at full 1080p, 60fps quality, although you can use this same guide for other Logitech cameras too, as the steps should be identical.

When you first launch guvcview you should be greeted with your camera's view, it's working! However, things probably don't look quite right. You'll probably get an abysmal framerate, too. Let's fix that. Whenever you make a change, you should immediately see the difference in the camera view. The window title of the camera view will tell you what the current framerate is, so keep an eye on that too.

Sometimes the camera seems to need a nudge in the right direction, and this might help it. After this your framerate should jump up to whatever option you chose, and you should be able to change Exposure, Auto back to Aperture Priority Mode. Alternatively you can leave it at whatever specific setting you want, of course. e24fc04721