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Nikon’s Latest Software Will Let You Use Your DSLR or Mirrorless Camera as a Webcam
Nikon has released the full version of its software that will let you use your compatible DSLR or mirrorless camera as a high-end webcam.
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Sony’s New Software Allows Its Cameras to Work as Webcams During Video Calls
The new Sony ‘Imaging Edge Webcam’ app can only be downloaded and installed on Windows 10 devices. This means that if you have a Mac machine, you won't be able to use the new solution.
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TikTok Saga Continues With Microsoft Talks. Now What?
The latest twist in the TikTok saga is an especially strange turn in a tale filled with strange turns. Suddenly, Microsoft — known primarily for work software like Windows and Office — is in talks to buy the popular Chinese-owned video app, which has raised national-security concerns for US officials.
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Olympus Launches Software to Turn Mirrorless Cameras Into Webcams
Olympus OM-D Webcam Beta software can be used to turn a select range of their mirrorless cameras into high quality webcams for video conferencing.
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You Could Soon Run Windows Apps on Android and Chrome OS
Android and Chromebooks might soon be able to run Windows apps as a company named CodeWeavers is close to port its app to Google's OS
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Skype for Windows 8.1 updated with better multi-device syncing and more
The Skype update also includes a much smoother call receiving UI, without the incoming ring problem.
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Nikon’s Latest Software Will Let You Use Your DSLR or Mirrorless Camera as a Webcam
Nikon has released the full version of its software that will let you use your compatible DSLR or mirrorless camera as a high-end webcam.
-
Sony’s New Software Allows Its Cameras to Work as Webcams During Video Calls
The new Sony ‘Imaging Edge Webcam’ app can only be downloaded and installed on Windows 10 devices. This means that if you have a Mac machine, you won't be able to use the new solution.
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TikTok Saga Continues With Microsoft Talks. Now What?
The latest twist in the TikTok saga is an especially strange turn in a tale filled with strange turns. Suddenly, Microsoft — known primarily for work software like Windows and Office — is in talks to buy the popular Chinese-owned video app, which has raised national-security concerns for US officials.
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Olympus Launches Software to Turn Mirrorless Cameras Into Webcams
Olympus OM-D Webcam Beta software can be used to turn a select range of their mirrorless cameras into high quality webcams for video conferencing.
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You Could Soon Run Windows Apps on Android and Chrome OS
Android and Chromebooks might soon be able to run Windows apps as a company named CodeWeavers is close to port its app to Google's OS
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Skype for Windows 8.1 updated with better multi-device syncing and more
The Skype update also includes a much smoother call receiving UI, without the incoming ring problem.
