Got iSight On Your Mac? iGlasses Makes It Better.
If you’ve bought an iMac, MacBook, or MacBook Pro in the past couple of years, you’ve got iSight’s video camera built in.
What’s iSight good for, besides goofy photos in PhotoBooth? Plenty, except for one thing. Wil and I argue about this all the time, but video quality is not that great with the built-in iSight, especially in low light.
Both of us are surprised at how few Mac users even bother with iSight via iChat or Skype, so we asked around—our Mac using friends, and those here in the office. For the most part,.... (excerpted).
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PRO~DUAL~INTEL~3/GIGAHERTZ said:
I bought I glasses the other day and love it. I do have to admit that I was a little disappointed with it because I was hoping for a little bit more features and pimp outs for my ISIGHT. Don’t get me wrong it was worth every penny (for the price tag). I put it on my Mac Pro and I noticed it does not do much for my pro with the Big Isight except for low lighting witch my Pro does a pretty good job at with the ISIGHT anyway but I glasses does make that perfect little difference.
Now my Mac Book, god yes it makes a world of difference with the I SIGHT and I think I know why, it’s simple the Mac Book has a lower quality camera in it verses my fire wire I SIGHT. So my advice to others is BUY IT!
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Ries van Twisk said:
The new macBooks, at least the alu I bough is much better quality then the iMac from 2007 or the older white macBook
Ries