When I first read about the features of the Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000, I didn't believe it. Not because I didn't think it was possible, but because I didn't admittedly see a need to put all the features of a capability digital camera into a webcam. But when my senses got the great of me, I finally understood. And my next reaction is wow, they can put all the features of a capability digital camera into a webcam!

Carl Zeiss, the leading maker of camera optics has worked with Logitech to provide the selected lense. As most of you know, Car Zeiss has collaborated with major clubs like Sony, Alpa, and Nokia, and now Logitech has joined them.

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The Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 has awesome features, aside from the 2 megapixel Car Zeiss lens it uses. It also has a selected autofocus which lets you stay sharp as a rock even when you're tantalizing so you can be at ease about finding like a blurry foresight of yourself when your conferencing with your firm partners.

It also has face tracking feature which all the time makes you on the town of everything, and there are a lot of downloadable filters for you to use like the fisheye. With the RightLight2 technology of Logitech, the QuickCam Pro 9000 provides you clear images even on dimly lit rooms. So you can be sure that your face will appear very clear and sharp when you're talking with somebody important, and you're not going to appear like someone being dubbed where the audio isn't in sync with the movements of your mouth.

With all the features packed in the new Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000, it admittedly is like finding at perhaps the tiniest "digital camera" that can be mounted admittedly on any computer.