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Price at Amazon(JP) is about $10 .
working good.
Regardless, you just need to keep in mind that you want these specs at minimum:
60 frames per second, 640x480 resolution.
The higher the better, but keep that as your base minimum requirements.
Mine is complete and utter trash, but FurRiffic's works fine. So it depends on your laptop.
The EyeToy's resolution may cause some minor issues (tracking inaccuracy), but from what I can find, the frame rate should be fine (most sources I found say "60" or "60+")
Maybe my girlfriend will do webcam stuff and finally be able to pay me rent.
This. But I still have my CL driver installation before it became paid for.
Actual webcams will give you better visual quality, but you'll be hard-pressed to even get a decent 30 FPS out of them, and FPS is obviously the important thing here. They're also a bit pricier.
The Eye on the other hand has awful quality, but a solid 60fps. Theoretically this should mean better performance in FR, although I have yet to see much difference. Even so, the Eye is $10 at a lot of places, which is a lot better than the $40-$80 that "real" webcams go for. So I'd say go for the Eye to start with, and if a webcam eventually emerges that's somehow amazing with the program instead of just ok, you can always switch at that point.
Another +1 for the PS3 eye. They can be had for under $10 with the CL driver for $1.99. 60fps is no problem.
Searching the drivers' forums it seems like you need to include a special config file in the same directory as the executable that'll be running the webcam to get 60fps (see here: http://codelaboratories.com/forums/viewthread/117/P10/), however I've not noticed a difference doing so with FR. But then, it's being run through Steam, so who knows how that translates in the back end...
I've been using a Playstation 3 Eye, and it works to an extent--the on-camera mic doesn't seem to be quite high enough quality for lipsync, so I use my Blue Snowball.
There's a "bulk packaging" version of the Eye on Amazon (comes in a plastic bag, no software, no manual) for $7.50 plus shipping. Well worth it.