Razer plans to send out a limited number of Razer Stargazer units free to streamers via its Sponsored Streamer Program. PINNED: FaceRig content creators (Streamers/Video Creators) LokiFM. The Razer Stargazer joins Razer’s one-stop-shop for streaming hardware – including the Razer Seiren and Seiren Pro microphones and related accessories – and will be available in Q2 2016. PINNED: If you seek to make money with FaceRig - The ideea behind the pricing. With this sensor advent, users can unlock their computers via Windows Hello’s face security system, launch applications with gestures, and play games that track facial expressions and hand movements like Nevermind and Laserlife for a new level of immersion. Up to 78 points on the face and 22 points on each hand can be tracked by the webcam. The Razer Stargazer also offers the most advanced facial and gesture recognition in a consumer camera. This holds promise for game development, as captured 3D scans can quickly be ported directly into development engines like Unity. Face and object 3D scanning will work out-of-the-box, and users can accurately port real-life objects into the digital world in full-HD. FaceRig, QQ Video and ooVoo are also supported by the camera. Video conferences using Skype with Personify will be able to remove or swap backgrounds. The Dynamic Background Removal capability also opens possibilities beyond gaming.

This feature works with popular broadcasting software like OBS, XSplit and Razer Cortex: Gamecaster. The webcam’s Intel RealSense Technology enables the camera to intelligently sense depth to separate foreground from background.

What makes this webcam really special is the Dynamic Background Removal capability in which it eliminates the need for full-scale green screen setups traditionally used by streamers. The Stargazer is powered by the Intel RealSense technology that enables the next-generation features that push the boundaries on what a consumer-grade webcam is capable of right out of the box.

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