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Staying close to those who matter most can be difficult if they live far away or even in a different country. Telephone, email and good old fashioned letters are all great ways to keep in touch but wouldn’t it be even better if you could see the face that goes with the voice?
Video calling is a fairly recent development that makes this possibility a reality and is now being used by millions of people worldwide. The features of video calls mean you can use your computer to have conversations with your nearest and dearest whilst seeing them on screen as well. It’s the next best thing to having them there beside you.
Whether you want to introduce your new baby to ‘Auntie Aileen in Australia’ [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], show off new shoes to friends near and far or get in touch with long lost school mates and see how they look now, video calling is the catalyst that allows you to do so.
Is it difficult to set up and use you may wonder. The answer is no, even the most extreme technophobes will be able to master video calling with relative ease. As video calls are increasing in popularity, usability has been tailored for the masses so you spend less time configuring and more time talking.
In order to make video calls you will need a computer, broadband internet connection and webcam. You will also need to choose which provider you want to use for your video calls and then register/sign-up with them. It’s essential you and your video call companions have broadband as video calls need the bandwidth it provides to function properly. Dial-up internet simply doesn’t have the capability of supporting video calling functions so there’s no point even trying to set it up this way.
Presuming you have a computer and broadband the next thing you need to do is set up your webcam [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] depending on the format of your computer [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], this is basically a simple video camera that either sits on top of your desk top computer monitor or is built into your laptop. These nifty devices allow you to share real life in real time and vary from standard to enhanced quality.
Overall, setting up your webcam is not a difficult process at all; it’s usually just a matter of plugging the camera into your computer and running an installation CD.
Standard webcams should give a reasonably clear image and audible sound whilst more advanced models that are capable of giving you higher quality video calls will have additional features. Noise cancelling microphones block any unwanted background sounds like traffic, whilst auto focus helps create a clearer image of you. Cameras capable of panning, tilting and face tracking move with you, so you don’t have to remain still when actually video chatting.
With so many features available with little effort why not push the boundaries of communication with video calls and connect with those dearest to you for truly interactive conversations.
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Isla Campbell writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.