UbuntuHelp:046d 08af Logitech Inc. QuickCam Easy/Cool

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Bought this camera quickcam E1000 discounted from £34.99 to £8.75 wh smiths- for such a cheap cam at 1.3mpixel it's surprisingly usable. Also identified by usb plug label:- m/n V-UBQ42 , p/n:860-000091 , pid LZ842BL previous versions to ibex will need below Found firstly that it requires you to use gqcam which will then allow you to view with "cheese" Now you will find that the colours are terrible. This can be cured by:- My optimal settings were: Gamma: 3 Red: 290 Green: 310 Blue: 315 Go to the the Linux Video settings directory: CODE cd /sys/module/gspca/parameters/ EVERY FOLLOWING COMMAND MUST BE RUN AS ROOT! (sudo doesn't handle the ">" redirection stuff elegantly without weird escaping, which I haven't mastered yet) CODE

 
sudo su

And echo new values to the gamma and color files: CODE

echo 4 > /sys/module/gspca/parameters/gamma

OR

echo 290 > /sys/module/gspca/parameters/GRed

OR

echo 310 > /sys/module/gspca/parameters/GGreen

OR

echo 315 > /sys/module/gspca/parameters/GBlue

After tweaking with these, right click the skype systray icon, and chose "Options", then "Video Devices", then click the video "Test" button to check it out. You'll need to close and reopen the options window after each change. Once you've tweaked to the best config possible, save the module settings permanently to /etc/modprobe.d/options <
> <
> NOTE: The file /etc/modprobe.d/options no longer exists in newer versions of Ubuntu. It is still supported by the kernel, however the filename needs the .conf extension, i.e. /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf would be the file you create to save your options. Actually the filename doesn't matter as long as the .conf extension is used. <
> Add these lines (with your values)

sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf

options gspca gamma=3
options gspca GRed=290
options gspca GGreen=310
options gspca GBlue=315

Also tested with cheese as camorama doesn't register changes, note that amsn image slider does not move, but will change if sliding action used reference found here http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=106357 http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=45041 teaker1s