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Perfect Your Video Calls in Microsoft Teams - Adjust Your Camera Settings Now!
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2023
- Do you want to look your best in video calls on Microsoft Teams? Then you need to know how to adjust your camera settings! In this video, you'll learn how to adjust your camera settings in Microsoft Teams, so you can present yourself in the best light.
You'll discover how to access your camera settings in Microsoft Teams, and how to adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation. You'll learn how to zoom in and out, and how to select the right camera for your video call.
Key Takeaways:
- Adjust your camera settings in Microsoft Teams
- Change brightness, contrast, and saturation
- Zoom in and out for the perfect shot
- Select the right camera for your video call
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Worked perfectly for me, Paul, and thanks!
Thank you
You're welcome 🤗
hi and thank you for your video, is there a possibility of improving the resolution on the other hand, my logitech camera is in 4 k, I have fiber, I would like to be able to use my resources 100%!!! :) on zoom the video quality is much better, but on the training center where I work, it's TEAMS that I've set up and which is used ;) not zoom ;) :D thanks again :)
Thanks for watching. 😸
No, this isn't possible. Teams manages this automatically based on a number of factors, not just your bandwidth. Same goes with audio bitrate by default.
Sending a 4K stream to users on the other end when they don't have a fibre connection and also are looking at you and 8 other people on a 2K display is superfluous. Not to mention that doing so puts extra strain on both your CPU and your attendees. This results in worse battery life and hot laptops...
Zoom does have the option to set your video to HD, but that doesn't mean you are actually sending an HD (720p) stream. You can check your call metrics in the Zoom settings and you will likely see that you are sending 480p most of the time. It seems like it is just allowing you to see a high def preview of your video feed on your end.
than you very mutch !!!@@paulomalley
I have device option available in my teams account but I don't have any of additional features regard camera u've mentioned, all i can swe is current camera is integrated webcam
I have seen some instances where the integrated webcam on some laptops does not allow for the customisation shown in this video.
If you have access to an external webcam to test with, you should be able to confirm if it is a software or hardware limitation in this case.
@@paulomalley thankyou for your quick reply, much appreciated, yes the options are available based on type of camera we're connected with, where advanced settings are missing with basic integrated built-in webcams.
@@moksharts3328 Thanks for confirming (that will help others in a similar situation hopefully).
So far I have only really seen this on some Dell laptops and a couple of Surface devices but admittedly, I haven't played with many others
Awesome. In my case I seem to have the camera control options (except exposure) disabled. Why could this be?
Hmmm. That's an interesting one. I can't say that I have ever seen that before. But it may be possible that your device doesn't allow full control for the integrated webcam. I have seen that before.
You could look to connect an external webcam to your computer and see if the options available are different. This would at least confirm it...
@@paulomalley Perfect advice 👍 Thank you!
Great Video thanks but do you know if there's a way to Zoom out?
No. There isn't going to be a way to do that.
The webcams default starting point should be the widest angle the camera offers, and so it physically can't zoom out more than that.
@@paulomalley No problem thanks for the reply it's appreciated.
@@paulomalleymine zooms in more than the original layout. For example when I use Zoom and select HD it zooms out, but on Microsoft Teams, it is zoomed in and not HD and there is no open camera settings.
Teams shifts the position and framing of the video feed based on a number of factors. Whilst it looks like the frame is zoomed in, it technically isn't.
You are technically still sending the same feed out to others as you are in Zoom, however Teams dynamically adjusts the positioning and resolution. For example, there isn't much point having people try to receive a 1080p stream from you when you are only taking up a 480p frame on their screen. Teams is prioritising keeping the call stable.
Zoom does something similar and you can see this if you open the call details section in settings when you are on a call.
Hello and thank you for the video, Paul. What are the next steps if the camera is not reflecting the changes made? For some reason, it is not working on my end.
I can't say that I have seen the settings not take effect before.
If you have followed the steps in the video, they should definitely apply for you as you are customising this at a system level in this instance.
I wonder if it might be device specific possibly... What PC and Camera are you using?
@@paulomalley I have a Dell computer (one of the latest one) and the logitech 1080p pro stream. For some reason, the changes are not being applied despite following the steps you noted. Unsure what the problem may be. Thank you for taking the time to reply, Paul.
@@SerrSo Interesting. If you have the Logitech GHub software installed, it may be possible that software is stopping it from applying the changes. If you selected a pre-defined camera mode in the Logitech software, I would suggest changing that back to default and then following the steps in my video again.
Alternatively, you could look to adjust the camera settings via the Logitech software itself. It has a lot of options, but I haven't messed around with them much myself.
@@paulomalley I did try within the logitech software and there it works (as long as I am using that software), but the changes do not transfer to MS teams... I'm puzzled... 😕
I took a bit of a look around and have found someone with what seems to be a similar issue (not exactly the same, but close).
It might be that GHub is overriding the changes you are making with one of its profiles.
Take a look at the following link: obsproject.com/forum/threads/webcam-changes-settings-when-different-applications-are-selected.134493/
hey there, I don't see the "Devices" on the margin, where is this setting in the Teams Web?
I'd need to open my Web client again to confirm, but I believe the devices menu is only available on the Desktop application of Teams.
New Teams does not have the "open camera settings" link in the devices page like classic teams does. Unfortunately, my work organization has already required everyone to move to New Teams and Microsoft will start pushing people in March 2024 to upgrade as well. I already submitted feedback asking for this functionality back.
Yeah, I have noticed this too which is a little unfortunate.
I did a bit of hunting around and it looks like there have been a few people trying to find a solid alternative option.
Here is a link to the option that I have seen recommended the most: github.com/PatBQc/SeriousWebcamSettings
I will preface this by saying that I personally have not used this software, but it has multiple positive recommendations across the web and is fully open source should you wish to verify their code.
Super annoying. @estatic707 have you found a workaround?
In settings, I do not have a device menu.
Are you in the Settings area for Teams or in a call? These settings are only available via the Teams settings area.
Does the rest of your Teams client look like mine in the video? There is a large update that will be rolling out soon that may change these settings (but I don't have the update yet to confirm).
Unfortunately I've got the same issue. In Team Settings (not in a call) i have no device option. Could this be a difference in subscription? @@paulomalley
I need this in teams mobile, not PC
That would be awesome. I wish there was.
I know some phones, like Samsung for instance, have capabilities designed to enhance video in apps like Teams or Zoom, but unfortunately there isn't something like this inside the mobile app as yet.
I don't have zoom in camera control.
I have seen some cases where not every option is available for the webcam on some laptops. If you are seeing the other options available to you, then it is most likely the case that your Webcam doesn't support zoom here. That may be connected to its resolution.
I dont have the devices option?... but I can see me camera and hear myself??
Are you in the Settings area for Teams or in a call? These settings are only available via the Teams settings area.
If you don't see the Devices menu item, there would likely be something wrong with your Teams client.
Can you explain in more detail what you are seeing and what you seem to be missing?
You need to check for updates and then refresh the software.
@@therealist2000 I've got the same issue. Everything is up to date, uninstalled and reinstalled, and still no device settings within the Teams Settings menu. Lame.
Whats crazy is my camera looks great outside teams but looks blurry in teams
That is most likely Teams doing it's usual thing of dynamically scaling your video resolution that is being sent.
They do this based on a number of factors, but unfortunately you can't manually set that.
It's probably my biggest annoyance with Teams to be honest. It's a small thing that shouldn't matter, but I wish Teams would give us the choice like Zoom does to always send HD Video.
no joke man bc I have a nice 1440p webcam@@paulomalley
This is very sad and annoying. Unfortunately, my Microsoft Teams does not have the option to click on "Device". It's virtually not there where you see yours. No one seems to know what's going on and why it's not there. Even Microsoft.
I have seen some instances where the integrated webcam on some laptops does not allow for the customisation shown in this video.
If you have access to an external webcam to test with, you should be able to confirm if it is a software or hardware limitation in this case.
@@paulomalley well I'm using my Logitech external webcam on my PC so that is an external. This is not the issue of my laptop. And this is why I try to only use zoom because the adjustments on my Logitech will adjust for zoom.
If you are using the settings in the Logitech GHub app to adjust your camera settings, those changes should filter through to Teams (exactly like they do in Zoom).
I would say the Logitech GHub app allows for more granular adjustments in some respects compared to what I show here.
It might be better in your instance to use that since it applies system wide as well.
@@paulomalley no I'm not using g hub, I have it but it's not being used for settings, I'm only using 'Logitech camera settings'
Oh, sorry. I don't have any experience with that application myself. But the same should still apply. Any changes you make to the Camera in that app should apply inside Teams just like Zoom as the app is literally changing the feed that apps like Zoom/Teams see.