I actually remember trying to use my first web-cam, the kind that attaches to your computer monitor. The clip would never work correctly and half the time I’d look sideways or even upside down because I could never get it right. Talk about technology that my kids will never understand! Thankfully, now most new computers come with a webcam but if yours doesn’t, you don’t have to go back to 2004 and grab an external web-cam. Products like ScreenCamera.net give you the ability to have a virtual web cam on any computer, along with a ton of editing software to make you look even more fantastic and smart than you already are.
While I would just use the software for the virtual camera, the product itself offers much more to those who understand tech speak:
Create professional tutorials, presentations and images using ScreenCamera.Net vectorial and layer-by-layer technology that allows superimposition of visual elements in a manner similar to Adobe Photoshop.
ScreenCamera.Net supports these visual elements: Screen capture from any monitor at up to 60 frames per second, video cameras, images, texts, stamps of date and time, and various polygons.
I’m not even going to pretend to know what that means! What I do know is that the product itself was easy to download and install. Once you open it, it can be a little intimidating because the toolbar has a lot of options on it for those who would like to do more than hold a Skype or MSN chat. However, if that’s your only need you can still navigate the program relatively easily, and there’s video tutorials as well should you need them.
The product sells for $99.95 US so no need to take out any quick loans to pay for it! The company has given my readers the opportunity to get a free key for the product using this link! P.S. I don’t receive any compensation for sign ups, so if you’re interested check it out, I’m just sharing the info for you all. Note that you do have to use your email address to register and you will receive emails for other products but you can unsubscribe if you don’t want to receive them.
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