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Created on behalf of https://vuo.org/poll/device/2015. Team Vuo pledged 25 votes based on this feature's rank in that poll.
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Comments
By "Extended Support" does
By "Extended Support" does that mean possible controls for...
Yes, assuming the camera
Yes, assuming the camera supports them. (For example, some MacBook Pro built-in FaceTime HD cameras don't support any controls. But the Logitech C910 and C920 support most or all of those controls.)
Excellent, doesn't seem to be
Excellent, doesn't seem to be anything available on the Mac yet to do this but there are those who have done it for their own projects, for example https://phoboslab.org/log/2009/07/uvc-camera-control-for-mac-os-x There are a whole bunch of USB cameras out there that support control through UVC, I have this one http://www.elpcctv.com/-p-251.html I can control it from a few Windows apps, but nothing on Mac that I can find. Want t use it for a camera based projection mapping project ... would be great in Vuo. :-)
Paul I've used the camera
Paul I've used the camera control app you mentioned before but it stopped working in later versions of OSX. I switched to Webcam Settings and have used that from time-to-time. Depending on the webcam you use it has many possible controls for exposure, focus, white balance, colour controls, flicker control, and ways to override apps like Skype that try to take control of the camera.
I confirm webcam setting as a
I confirm webcam setting as a working solution to set full control of a uvc webcam allowing generally its parallel use in other app.