A video conferencing camera is a specialized camera designed for use in video conferencing sessions. It captures high-quality video and audio to facilitate remote communication between participants in virtual meetings.

When selecting a video conferencing camera, look for features such as high-resolution video capture, wide-angle lens, autofocus, noise reduction, and pan/tilt/zoom capabilities.

Yes, you can use a regular webcam for video conferencing, but it may not provide the same quality and features as a specialized video conferencing camera. Specialized cameras are designed specifically for this purpose and provide higher quality video and audio.

Some video conferencing cameras have built-in microphones, but the audio quality may not be sufficient for large meetings or noisy environments. In such cases, a separate microphone may be required for better audio quality.

Most video conferencing cameras are compatible with popular video conferencing software such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet. However, it's always best to check compatibility with your specific software before making a purchase.

Video conferencing cameras are typically easy to set up and install. They may require connection to a computer or other device, but most come with straightforward instructions for installation and setup.