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How to look better on webcam — tips for the average person to look better and more professional
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Here are several things the average person can do to make their webcam streams look better.
That's because you don't need a fancy, expensive 4K webcam to look good — and, in fact, a 4K webcam might end up working against you.
That said, you generally won't find a "naturally occurring" ideal webcam lighting setup, because most people do not place bright lights behind their already-bright, backlit monitors.
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(Image credit: Tom's Hardware) Three different lighting scenarios on the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra — lighting in front, lighting behind/above, no lighting except monitor.