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Early DSLR, Security Camera, & Webcam Savings Reported by Deal Tomato

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Save on webcam, security camera, & DSLR deals at the early Amazon Prime Day sale, including sales on brands like Blink, Nikon, Canon, & Logitech

Prime Day sales experts are comparing the top early camera deals for Amazon Prime Day, including the best deals on Blink outdoor security cameras, Nikon & Canon DSLR cameras, & Logitech webcams. Links to the top deals are listed below.

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In need of some more DSLR, webcam, & security camera deals? Go to Amazon’s Prime Day page to view all the live discounts at the moment.

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Amazon Prime Day brings time-limited deals on thousands of items across

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This Action Camera Might Be The Best Webcam For Zoom And Microsoft Teams

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GoPro garnered attention earlier this year when it made a webcam tool for its Hero 8 Black and, now, Hero 9 Black cameras. But there’s a better option out there.

Insta360 recently updated the firmware of its One R with what might just be the best application to date of a webcam feature in an action camera.

This is a pleasant surprise, as Insta360 has a reputation for releasing software features that aren’t quite ready for prime time.

What makes the Insta360 One R webcam mode so special? There are three notable aspects here.

Simplicity is the first. To use a GoPro as a webcam you need to install a piece of software on your Mac or Windows PC. It acts as a bridge between camera and OS, and GoPro’s focus is MacOS, meaning there’s

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You can now use a Nikon mirrorless or DSLR camera as a webcam on Mac

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Nikon has just launched an initial beta of its Webcam Utility software for macOS users, bringing the field of view and clarity of their DSLR and mirrorless cameras to your FaceTime and Zoom calls.

The new Webcam Utility for Mac follows the similar beta launched for Windows users in August. It supports Nikon’s DSLR cameras as well as its Z line of mirrorless cameras. That includes the just-launched — and reviewed — Nikon Z5.

During the work-from-home boom, users have been flocking to video conferencing software such as Zoom but were limited on the quality of their video meetings, in part, by their Mac’s integrated cameras. By utilizing the larger sensors and glass of a dedicated camera, users are able to get a much sharper image, a higher resolution image, and an increased depth of field.

Nikon isn’t the only one releasing a webcam utility for Mac users. Canon, Olympus,

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