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Any camera can have four people in the picture! Just dont have it so close!<br />
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If your talking about four poeple and then being able to auto zoom on the speaker then your looking at specialist VC software and NOT just the cam.<br />

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I am looking for a web-cam that lives feature/price wise somewhere between the $100 MS/Logi webcams and the multi-$1000 official video-conferencing ones.<br />
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Specifically, I would like a webcam that would be able to have multiple people in the picture, rather than just focusing on 'one head' (i.e four people on a side of a table).<br />
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Brand suggestions would be fine if you don't have specifics.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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TN
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I am looking for a web-cam that lives feature/price wise somewhere between the $100 MS/Logi webcams and the multi-$1000 official video-conferencing ones.

Specifically, I would like a webcam that would be able to have multiple people in the picture, rather than just focusing on 'one head' (i.e four people on a side of a table).

Brand suggestions would be fine if you don't have specifics.

Thanks,

TN

Mid-range brand

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