PlayStation Eye gets a sharp, clear picture at 640 x 480 resolution at 60 frames per second (at 320 x 240 it looks even better at 120 fps)! It picks up image and motion in varying light conditions and doesn’t need your help to focus. What does that mean? Well, a lot less fussing around than previous cameras. It also has a 2-setting zoom lens (normal and wide angle) with fixed focus. For a start, PlayStation Eye was engineered from the onset to perform well in low-light conditions. One question I’ve seen asked a lot is: “ What makes PlayStation Eye different from its predecessor, the EyeToy camera?” Lots. PlayStation Eye has a lot of cool features and capabilities. While most of you know that PlayStation Eye is being bundled with The Eye of Judgment game, I also wanted to let you know it’ll be out on store shelves as a stand-alone product, too. As many of you probably know, PlayStation Eye is coming, so I wanted to share a little bit about what that means for all you video-bloggers, gamers and would-be-actors and directors out there.
