Windows has no settings dialog for webcams (as compared to e.g. speaker and mic settings). All there is, is a DirectShow API, that OBS, Logitech, ffpmeg and others make use of.
None of them will store values in profiles so that different settings can be restored, so you cannot be sure what settings will be active after a reboot - and there is no way to have different profiles for different light conditions or scene collections.
Even to start the dialog you'd have to do that in OBS or with a workaround such as "ffmpeg -f dshow -show_video_device_dialog true -i video="&cam-name".
CamooZ fills that gap allowing fine tuning with more granular settings than the original dialog with its mini sliders. And you can store different settings in different profiles and of course load them from such a profile.
App in classic layout:
Work with CamooZ on your local machine using the apps sliders or start a web session and control cameras via browsers in the same network.
Work with the app using classic GUI as shown above, or with the app in full layout - or start the webserver and fine tune your cameras from a remote location via browser. Full layout and browser dispaly have the same look and feel on all platforms:
App in full layout:
Firefox:
Chrome:
None of them will store values in profiles so that different settings can be restored, so you cannot be sure what settings will be active after a reboot - and there is no way to have different profiles for different light conditions or scene collections.
Even to start the dialog you'd have to do that in OBS or with a workaround such as "ffmpeg -f dshow -show_video_device_dialog true -i video="&cam-name".
CamooZ fills that gap allowing fine tuning with more granular settings than the original dialog with its mini sliders. And you can store different settings in different profiles and of course load them from such a profile.
App in classic layout:
Work with CamooZ on your local machine using the apps sliders or start a web session and control cameras via browsers in the same network.
Work with the app using classic GUI as shown above, or with the app in full layout - or start the webserver and fine tune your cameras from a remote location via browser. Full layout and browser dispaly have the same look and feel on all platforms:
App in full layout:
Firefox:
Chrome:
