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Wait a second...I thought the Pro 9000 IS considered HD. It's not? I've seen tons of camming-related posts where the most recommended webcams for models seemed to be the C910 (that's what I have), the C920, and the Pro 9000. So I just assumed all 3 of them are HD webcams.
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Pro 9000 is... camsite HD compatible. But it's not actually HD.
Camsite normal is the 360x240. HD is 480x360 or even 640x480. The Logitech Pro 9000 is perfectly capable of going that high. But actual HD is bigger than what the Logitech Pro 9000 can do, and is more crisp and clear than the Logitech Pro 9000. If you go to my clips store, any clip before this past November was shot with the Logitech Pro 9000. Any clip after was shot with the Logitech c920. You can see a huge difference in quality. yet the Pro 9000 is perfectly capable of doing camsite HD.
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