Webcam Settings 2.3

Webcam Settings 2.3

Quickly customize your webcam's settings while using FaceTime, Photo Booth or Skype on your Mac.

Webcam Settings allows you to adjust settings including the exposure time, contrast, saturation, and white balance temperature for your webcam, whether it’s a Built-in iSight, a more recent FaceTime/FaceTime HD Camera or an external USB webcam.

Features
  • True hardware level control of your webcam.
  • View changes in Real-time to your video as you move sliders and change other settings.
  • Fully plug-and-play; Webcam Settings, automatically recognizes your USB webcam when it’s connected to your Mac.
  • Automatically identifies various settings that your webcam supports.
  • Feel free to try any different settings as “Reset to Default” button brings back original settings from your camera.
  • Works with almost every video or photo app such as Photo Booth, FaceTime, iMovie, Skype, iStopMotion, Wirecast, Sparkbooth, GoToMeeting, WebEx, Jabber, Flash based webcam app and many others.

Supported Settings (varies between cameras)
  • Auto-Exposure Mode
  • Exposure Time
  • Gain
  • Aperture
  • Brightness
  • Contrast
  • Hue
  • Saturation
  • Sharpness
  • Gamma
  • White Balance Temperature
  • Power Line Frequency (anti-flicker)
  • Backlight Composition

Advanced Settings (Only Microsoft LifeCam Studio, Cinema, Logitech HD Webcam C525, C615, C910 and C920 support Zoom, Pan and Tilt, please check our website for camera support.)
  • Focus
  • Zoom
  • Pan
  • Tilt

WHAT’S NEW

Version 2.3
  • Add "Update Profile" button in "Profile Management" section.
  • Fix an issue where multiple profiles with the same name may be listed in the menu.

Screenshots

  • Title: Webcam Settings 2.3
  • Developer: Liang-Hsin Chen © 2013 Mactaris
  • Compatibility: OS X 10.6 or later
  • Language: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
  • Includes: Pre-K'ed
  • Size: 3.15 MB
  • View in Mac App Store

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