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The Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 Webcamare integrated with Logitech’s glass lens designed in collaboration with Carl Zeiss, which is the leader in camera optics. One of the features of Pro 9000 is 960 x 720 pixels resolution ratio and auto focus which allows making 8 megapixel photos. In addition to this the RightLight 2 Technology adjusts the images to produce best images in bad light conditions. Also it has integrated microphone which feature which eliminates background noise. Furthermore with new Pro 9000 you can modify your video with custom avatars which can be downloaded from HP site. The QuickCam can be mounted on display or notebook computers.

This new HD webcam is one of the most affordable on the market today. For example you can buy Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 on TigerDirect for $90

• Carl Zeiss® optics: Get more detail and clarity from Carl Zeiss® optics. Logitech’s glass lens designed in collaboration with Carl Zeiss®, the global leader in camera optics.
• Premium Autofocus: Your images stay razor-sharp, even in close-ups.
• HD video: Video calling and sharing has never looked so real at 960 by 720 pixels.
• Higher megapixel performance: A true two-megapixel sensor. Up to eight-megapixel* photos (enhanced).
• RightLight™2 Technology: Adjusts intelligently to produce the best possible images in dimly lighted or poorly backlighted settings.
• Integrated microphone with RightSound™ Technology: Enjoy crystal clear conversations, free from echo** and annoying background noise.
• Ultra-wide field of view and intelligent face tracking: Keeps you right in the middle of the action.

• Logitech® Video Effects™: Personalize your conversations with hundreds of avatars and face accessories that mirror expressions and motion.
• Downloadable Fun Filters: Add video effects like fisheye, ‘50s movie, neon, and more.
• Bonus software: Use bundled HP Photosmart Essential software to capture, edit, customize, and print images.
• Universal monitor clip: Mounts easily on any type of display or notebook computer.

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