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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Lakewood, WA, USA
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I have an iMac DV and I am wondering what would be the best WebCam for the least money and the best quality that attaches into a USB port. Thanks!
Tyler
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[quote]As I stand here
asking you questions,
please answer
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Atlanta, GA
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tyler, check out the iRez Kritter USB camera. It's got decent quality and it does 30 FPS in any video mode/resolution you set it at . It comes with video conferencing software, and video capture software too. And it's pretty small and cool looking :-) I suggest it.
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Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Lakewood, WA, USA
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Thanks, I'll look into that!
Tyler
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[quote]As I stand here
asking you questions,
please answer
them!"[/quo
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Jun 2000
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I just went through the paces a few weeks ago trying to choose a webcam. In the end, I decided that since only needed it for videoconfering the Quickcam VC (C$88) would be fine for my uses. My reasoning is that if I want to take good pics I should get a real digital cam.
If you want a good camera, I understand that the 3com HomeConnect (Mac drivers on website) has superior video quality and works well on a Mac.
Good luck...
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javastein13
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Well, I bought a Creative Labs WebCam, but make sure you get the *WebCamGo* as the drivers unfortunately won't work for the non-Go WebCam, despite the fact that they're identical. I'll probably pick up a WebCamGo within the next week as well... 
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