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This intriguing Chem Cam (possibly the Chemistry Faculty of an educational establishment) enables the user to explore around Faculty offices. Just click on the start control and you will be able to gain full control. There are two ways of directing this live webcam, either by clicking on the left and right arrows, or alternatively by just clicking within the live stream image itself. Additionally, the user is able to alter the brightness by just clicking on the "man and sun" icon to the right of the live stream. You will see a choice of 3 camera presets which you can choose from on a drop down menu beneath the live stream. This still image, which looks like a reception area at a university faculty, can be selected using the camera presets drop down menu. You can take control and scan around the screens and surroundings. Unfortunately you are not able to zoom in and out with this webcam and it is therefore difficult to read any detail on the screens. However, you are still able to scan using the arrow keys or clicking on the live stream itself. You can use the camera function to capture live images by simply clicking on the camera icon. This webcam is very simple and easy to use with the user friendly interface being one of its main attributes. The popularity of the live webcam can lead to queuing for control, but users will be shown how long they will have to wait and this is displayed by the timer icon. The hallway still image which has been captured using the camera function displays how crisp and clear this live webcam stream is. There is also the option of viewing a still shot of a panoramic camera angle, achieved by clicking on the button to the right of the brightness control button. Clicking this activates a new smaller window which has a yellow square within it, which can be moved with the mouse and will interact by moving the live webcam stream accordingly.
This strangely addictive live webcam beams images of a staircase within Maine University in Orono, United states. Once the webcam has loaded the live stream will appear displaying the staircase. The webcam is quite limited in that is it static and there are no options to zoom in or out. In fact, there are no options whatsoever for the user to control the webcam. However, it is still a good quality webcam with an extremely smooth live stream that enables the user to observe the University students and staff as they walk up and down the staircase. The user is able to scroll down to the bottom of the screen and will see some previous snapshots. There is also the option to change the mode of the camera by using the drop down menu just beneath the live stream, which enables the showing still images as oppose to a live stream. The user can change this to current still image (which will obviously display the image the user is currently watching). There is also the option of changing this to the last saved picture, which will display an image of what the previous user was observing. By clicking on the Axis- Active-X viewer the webcam will display the live stream. There is a quirky option for the viewer to rate the webcam from 1 - "lose it" to 5 - "very interesting". Also, underneath the rating drop down menu the user will see comments that have been left by other users. These can be added to with your own comments of this interesting live webcam stream. Some of the comments are quite mixed with some users finding it very quiet for a university (not many people around!), while others finding it quite amusing. See for yourselves and leave your own opinions. Images can be saved from the live webcam stream by right clicking the mouse button over the limage whilst in refresh mode. Choosing "Save Picture As..." will then allow for the current image to be saved.
This live webcam enables the uer to fully control the functions to explore around the various featues of this University including the water tower, tennis courts, the admissions office, and dorms. So there is plenty of action to be observed.
The user can choose which peset camera to observe by clicking on the drop down menu to the left of the live stream.
This live webcam has the added control fearture of being able to zoom in on areas of interest by using the Iris, Focus and Zoom functions at the top of the live stream. The user can also tilt the cameras up and down as well as pan the cameras left and right using the controls to the right and bottom of the live stream.
Swansea University is located on the south west coast of Wales. The campus is located in the picturesque setting of Singleton Park. The webcam looks out over the new Institute of Life Science building at Swansea University. In the background is the Mumbles area of Swansea - a beautiful coastal village which sweeps around towards a lighthouse. Beyond the lighthouse lies the Gower. A truely special University setting. The webcam stream is live and very quick. Be sure to check this one out!
Monitor the students and lecturers as they go about their daily studies on this American College campus. This user friendly live webcam has an abudance of functions and belongs to The Northwest College, Wyoming. This busy college is specifically located in Powell, which has a population of around 5,500 people and lies in the valley of the Shoshone River between the Bighorn Mountains on the east and the Absaroka Range of the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone to the west. Once the live webcam has loaded the user is presented with a crisp live stream and a control panel which is located to the left of the image. There are four directional arrows which allow the user to control the live stream left, right, up and down. In the middle of the arrows is a button which, when clicked, will reset the camera to its default position. There are also five preset camera positions which have been programmed into the webcam. These are accessed via the buttons labelled 1 - 8 which are located under the directional arrows. Any interesting activity that may be viewed on the live stream can be captured by the user and saved. This is done by clicking on the Capture button which is located under the Buffered Image menu. Activiating this option will take the user away from the live stream and into a slideshow format. The user is then required to press the Start Capture button which will cause the current live image to be displayed within the slideshow. The user can then save this image by right clicking over it and selecting "Save Image As...". Additional options are available with this live network camera. These include brightness control, three choices of screen resolution, toggling between clarity and motion and two screen sizes. There is also the extremely useful scan function which is located above the directional arrows. Activiating this will cause the live webcam to automatically sweep in the desired direction, either left and right (pan) or up and down (tilt).
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