The Razer Kiyo X webcam is easily the cheapest option in the Razer Kiyo series, and it is now under $48. It runs at 1080p ...

Webcams can be an essential tool for improving your work-from-home setup, especially if you need to stay connected with colleagues or clients. These cameras not only make virtual meetings more ...

He decided to crack it open and repurpose the 20x optical zoom lens for use with a webcam. We always like [Dino’s] style. You can tell that he has no idea if he’s going to be able to pull off ...

The S600 can deliver 60 frames per second for a more fluid and natural image than many built-in webcams ... for good quality images. The wide angle ... [+] lens works well for most types of ...

The best webcams are packed ... features a full-HD glass lens that records at 1080p. It is a suitable choice for video conferencing with its wide 97-degree angle of view. You can Skype or video ...

A selection of webcam views of the Denver Metro Area, with a focus on traffic views in area where delays may be possible. Downtown Denver South Metro Denver I-25 & Arapahoe I-25 & Yale I-25 ...

Chi Kuo says the iPhone 18 Pro's wide angle lens will be upgraded to have a variable aperture. Apple may update the iPhone's ...

At less than half the length of Laowa's existing 15mm f/2 lens, the new f/5 version looks like an ideal travel companion ...

Laowa is making its APS-C wide-angle 'zoom shift' lens available outside of China, a few months after it launched it in the country. The 12-24mm F5.6 lens is unusual – the company says it's the "first ...

7Artisans has announced the 10mm F2.8 II, a full-frame fisheye lens for Canon RF, Nikon Z, Sony E and L-mount camera systems, ...

If I made webcams for a living, I’d be worried! A new feature in Windows 11 2024 Update (24H2) allows you to use your smartphone as your PC’s webcam, and it’s a powerful tool. Not everybody ...

The stubby bulbs on the Pro Christmas wide-angle LEDs are brighter than other Christmas lights we tested, and the conical lens makes it look like they’re sparkling. Thom Dunn / NYT Wirecutter ...