
Hopefully Logitech will continue to optimize this app. Although now that I’ve found Logitech Camera Settings I find I use that more. Whether you use it as an all in one country creation tool or not, Logitech Capture is a handy utility to have in your system for recalling camera settings. I like the easy to user interface over say OBS Studio, but I personally found it too CPU heavy for say running multiple cameras plus Ableton Live at the same time. So you might want try the app for simple use cases. When I tried it on a Surface Laptop 3 with an snappy I7 Ice Lake processor I found Logitech Capture to be quite heavy on CPU. Logictech touts Capture as an all in one content creation solution with the following features and even mentions you can “Broadcast yourself on YouTube come on Facebook live come up or twitch via OBS or XSplit” In Use Logitech Capture as an OBS Studio Alternative

Additional options allow you to adjust white-balance, auto-focus, and frames-per-second settings.Ĭreate a Logitech ID to save all of your Logitech Capture settings in a profile. Select your field of view, aspect ratio, and recording resolution.

#How to edit logitech camera settings for mac#
Logitech has a free app for MAC and PC called Logitech Capture. I left the Logitech Capture App info in here for historical reasons.
#How to edit logitech camera settings pro#
Oh, and this method should work for any camera in the series such as C920 HD Pro Webcam, C922, C922X, C920s, C920. So how do you save settings on a Logitech C920? Here is how I’m doing it. Now at this point you have probably discovered that if you unplug a C920 series webcam or shut down your computer, the camera forgets all of it’s settings 😬. If you reading this post you are either 1) a longtime Logitech C920 webcam user 2) managed to have incredible timing and get a camera before they sold out like toilet paper 3) hope to get one real soon 😀.
