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Recommendation for a high-quality webcam for Linux
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this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2024
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I recently purchased the Anker PowerConf C200 2K webcam and it has been great on Linux. Crisp image and no issues with focusing. It's currently on sale at Amazon
I as well use a Anker powerconf camera and it's fantastic... But you will need a windows machine if you want to modify firmware settings on it as their control app runs in windows. It does seem that once you modify those settings they are persistent within the hardware itself though and once you move it back to the Linux machine it should all be preserved.
Of course it's possible someone has already closed that gap out already or maybe the app runs in wine.
I've been able to use cameractrls from flat hub to control it
Nice thanks for that. I've been pretty happy with it right out of the box and haven't really needed to do much to it, but nice to know there are options.