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Hey Debugger...<br />
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Thanks for that, my only concern is whether this will work on Mac or not... :(<br />

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Hey Debugger...

Thanks for that, my only concern is whether this will work on Mac or not... :(


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Hi,<br />
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I am looking for a Mac compliant Webcam to use for our company. Presently we trialled with the Logitech C910 and though it works on the Mac Mini that we have, there are issues with it - namely the flickering. Having tried the same camera on Windows - we found that the Logitech software can control this setting, but from what I have seen, there is no Mac equivalent.<br />
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Can someone please recommend me a good Mac webcam that will work on Snow Leopard or a solution to resolve the anti-flicker which is taking place currently when we use the cam on Skype per say.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi,

I am looking for a Mac compliant Webcam to use for our company. Presently we trialled with the Logitech C910 and though it works on the Mac Mini that we have, there are issues with it - namely the flickering. Having tried the same camera on Windows - we found that the Logitech software can control this setting, but from what I have seen, there is no Mac equivalent.

Can someone please recommend me a good Mac webcam that will work on Snow Leopard or a solution to resolve the anti-flicker which is taking place currently when we use the cam on Skype per say.

Thanks in advance.

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