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Webcam for stop motion

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I just bought a Logitech Quickcam Vision Pro, hoping it would be the best possible solution. However, it lacks the manual focus that i need for stop- motion animation and i don't seem to be able to find any solution.

Alu Macbooks don't have firewire thus the unibrain are ruled out.

Other Logitech models seem to have just as many problems as they are only windows compatible. Is bootcamp an option?

Does anyone know of a suitable high-quality USB webcam with some manual features that will work on a mac? Or is it somehow possible to override the auto focus in the Vision Pro?

Thankyou in advance!
 

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