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1. HOT TO ADJUST MY LOGITECH CAMERA SETTINGS DRIVERS
2. HOT TO ADJUST MY LOGITECH CAMERA SETTINGS PRO
3. HOT TO ADJUST MY LOGITECH CAMERA SETTINGS DOWNLOAD

Maybe you’ll want to do that, maybe you want to run the script when Windows boots.Ĭaveats: some settings are not stored or restored – anything that isn’t listed in the file is not saved. I have it configured so that this script is called when I launch OBS. You might want to create a small batch script for automating this.It’ll read the file you saved and apply the saved settings to your webcam. You’re done! Whenever you want to restore these settings, run WebCameraConfig.exe from command prompt.

Make sure to keep the formatting consistent - check the “Device #1” and “–end of the device #1” part. You might have more devices in the file (such as your capture card) - erase them if you want. It looked like this when my Logitech C922 was plugged in: / WebCameraConfig settings file It’ll save cam_sett.cfg to the current directory.

HOT TO ADJUST MY LOGITECH CAMERA SETTINGS DOWNLOAD

Download a release of cfg-cam from here.Github user SuslikV has already done most of the work here:

HOT TO ADJUST MY LOGITECH CAMERA SETTINGS DRIVERS

Thankfully, this webcam uses the Windows in-box webcam drivers (KS + USBVideo), which means you can use the standard API set to interact with it. Logitech has indicated that this is indeed by design:

HOT TO ADJUST MY LOGITECH CAMERA SETTINGS PRO

This might not be a problem for everyone, but for a “ pro streamer” which is apparently the target audience for this (as indicated in its product name), this is a HUGE problem! Most likely, you’d want to keep the auto focus permanently disabled, use a custom white balance, and adjust exposure and gain according to your lighting. If you unplug your webcam and plug it back in, all of these will get reset to default! Same thing if you ever reboot your computer. It’s a good webcam, but it turns out the webcam does not remember any of the video settings (the dialog below) - this includes brightness, sharpness, auto white balance, auto focus, gain, auto exposure, etc. Webcam Settings sits up in your menu bar for quick access, and doesn’t consume much in the way of resources. You can save these settings as quick presets, too. I bought one of these for streaming ( here is my YouTube channel): You can adjust exposure time, aperture, brightness, contrast, zoom, backlight compensation, focus, and lots moredepending on the hardware features of the camera you’re adjusting.