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In the video, Justin Brown from Primal Video provides a thorough comparison between the Logitech C920 and C922 webcams. He discusses key features like pricing, with the C920 priced at $54.99 and the C922 at $88, and physical similarities, including mounting systems and tripod compatibility. The C922's main upgrades include support for 720P at 60 frames per second, making it ideal for gamers and livestreamers, and the ability to make 1080P video calls on both Mac and PC, while the C920 is limited to 720P on Macs.
Brown points out that the C922 offers slightly enhanced image brightness and responsiveness in autofocus, along with better performance in low-light conditions. A notable feature of the C922 is its background removal via Personify software, though it is flawed and often ineffective without a green or blue screen.
Audio quality between the two webcams shows little difference, with both providing comparable recordings. Ultimately, Brown recommends the C922 for users needing smoother 720P at 60 frames per second video or improved 1080P video call capability. For standard 1080P recordings at 30 frames per second, both webcams perform similarly. The video wraps up with a prompt to viewers to check out another tutorial on recording high-quality Skype calls.
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In this part of the video, Justin Brown from Primal Video compares the Logitech C920 and the newer C922 webcams. He begins by discussing their pricing, with the C920 at $54.99 and the C922 at $88. Despite minimal visual changes, such as the C922’s dimmer yellow lights and larger logo, both cameras share a versatile hinged mounting system and tripod compatibility. The primary upgrade in the C922 is its ability to support 720P at 60 frames per second, beneficial for gamers and livestreamers. Both cameras offer excellent image quality and autofocus, though the C922 is slightly brighter and more responsive. Additionally, the C922 allows for 1080P Skype calls on PCs, contrary to the C920, which is restricted to 720P on Macs.
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In this segment, the video discusses the features of the Logitech C922 webcam compared to the C920. It highlights that the C922 supports 1080P video calls on both Mac and PC using programs like Skype. A notable feature of the C922 is background removal via Personify software, but it performs poorly, often masking hand movements and not working well unless the user’s head is directly facing the camera. The speaker recommends using a green or blue screen for better results. The C922 can record at 720P with 60 frames per second, delivering smoother video despite a softer and less detailed image. Audio comparisons between the C920 and C922 show minimal difference. The video also shows that the C922 produces a slightly brighter image in low light conditions. The C922 is recommended for those needing 720P at 60 frames per second or for 1080P video calls, thanks to its better autofocus and overall improved video calling capability. For standard 1080P 30 frames per second recordings, both webcams are quite similar.
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In this part of the video, the speaker directs viewers to another video linked on the screen that demonstrates how to achieve great results when recording Skype calls. The speaker ends with a friendly farewell, saying “See you soon.”