Rating: 
Summary: Not bad, if you using windows
Review: This webcam was my second choice after Philips toucam pro 740.
After learning from Philips representative that 740 was discontinued, at least in US, I hit google to look for Kodak dvc325. From numerous reviews it believed to have one of the best image qualities. Comparable to 3 com home connect (also discontinued). This is my first webcam and video chat is the only purpose I will be using it for. Until now I was using my minidv canon elura. So that is the only one I can compare it too. Canon was getting extremely hot when left on for hours. So it was time to get a webcam. The image quality compared great for video chat. I would get around 15fps at 160x120. I am ordering a second one. I thought of giving it 4 stars because there is no auto focus, but then I never needed to adjust it in the last 2 month. Actually, it may be even a good thing, that there is no bad-implemented auto focus, so picture keeps stable. Few things on a whish list: firewire instead of usb, off button (for times you are not in the mood), higher resolution (not sure yet what that would be for). by the way i believe this camera is discontinued and there is no mac drivers for it, that is the only reason i took one star off. Future support is in question.
Rating:
Summary: still usable for windows XP
Review: you can still use it with windows XP by downloading the XP driver. so far, there are no problems in using this camera..... quality is good and image is clear.
Rating:
Summary: still usable for windows XP
Review: you can still use it with windows XP by downloading the XP driver. so far, there are no problems in using this camera..... quality is good and image is clear.
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