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Thanks for the info. I played with the trial last night, using the webcam on my MSI laptop (30fps), which was adequate for testing. It did give me the impression that a Headcam would be best, and I have two perception neuron mocap suits, which I intend to use, so I'm thinking that gopro is probably the best choice. However, I would still like to know if the logitech actually provides better results.

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If you want a webcam I don't think you can go wrong with the Logitech 922x (which is what I have).

You'll easily get 60fps, which is all you need, and you can get it under almost no kind of lighting (I just have a single overhead light "sort of" pointing in the right direction).  IIRC, Freerange said the Logitech cameras was what they had the best results, even including MUCH higher priced (and higher res) ones.

Note that while you can *technically* get 90fps with the Brio, in point of fact it's almost impossible (in reviews most folks said the only way to do it is outside, because you need insane amounts of light).

If you have Amazon you can order it (for less than $80) and if you don't like it, return it (which is what I did and I couldn't be happier).  Incidentally, I have tried the GoPro (I own one) as well as a couple of my $$$ SLR cameras (one of which DOES do 120fps) and didn't get any better results (and they were such a PITA I won't do that again).



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From what I understand from the discussion thus far, FPS is more important than resolution, so I don't think the a 4K camera would be advantageous. 

EDIT: Here is some discussion about resolution and FPS: https://forum.reallusion.com/343142/Tracking-FPS-really-low.

I would suggest going through the various threads as they contain useful information based on user experiences. The Logitech 922c is getting positive comments, so it's not always the most expensive that's the best..

Thanks. I'll take a look. One thing I noticed is that the GoPro Session 5 has a 1440P60 mode, but I think it's FOV is quite wide, which I think might be another factor to consider.



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From what I understand from the discussion thus far, FPS is more important than resolution, so I don't think the a 4K camera would be advantageous. 

EDIT: Here is some discussion about resolution and FPS: https://forum.reallusion.com/343142/Tracking-FPS-really-low.

I would suggest going through the various threads as they contain useful information based on user experiences. The Logitech 922c is getting positive comments, so it's not always the most expensive that's the best..


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I'm trying to figure out which is the BEST camera to get, regardless of price? I assume the BRIO is the better of the webcams that are suggested, but would a 4K GoPro be better?

Has anyone found a relatively inexpensive way to make or buy a headcam?



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