There are two main focusing methods for webcams: automatic focusing and manual focusing.
Autofocus refers to the ability of a webcam to automatically adjust the lens focal length to achieve optimal imaging results. This focusing method is suitable for shooting moving objects or frequently changing scenes, as it can automatically focus at any time to ensure that the image does not appear blurry or out of focus.
Manual focusing refers to the need for users to manually adjust the focal length of the camera lens to achieve the best imaging effect. This focusing method is suitable for shooting static objects or situations that require depth control, such as manually adjusting the focus when shooting close or distant shots.
In addition, there are also some special focusing methods, such as continuous focusing, tracking focusing, etc. These focusing methods are mainly aimed at situations that require special shooting, such as shooting fast-moving objects or situations that require constant focus.
In short, different focusing methods are suitable for different shooting scenarios, and users can choose the corresponding focusing method according to their actual needs to achieve the best shooting effect.
