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How do I stop this auto-centering command?

Striv37
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Newcomer

I have a newer PC laptop (HP ZBook Firefly 16-inch, 64bit, Windows 11).  When I have a Zoom meeting, and I move my head a few inches to the left or right, the camera auto-adjusts and puts my face in the center of the screen again, and it zooms way in on my head and shoulders.  It's really annoying.  How do I stop this?  Is there a toggle command somewhere that I need to turn off?   I have read on Google about something called "Center Stage".  However, I think that is only for Apple products; but, I still couldn't find that language anywhere in the Zoom app, or anything resembling my problem.

 

I'd love some help on this.  Thanks.

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Eliot
Community Champion | Zoom Partner
Community Champion | Zoom Partner

hi @Striv37,

 

according to hp, your hp laptop includes "Collaborate effectively wherever you go with ZBook Firefly. The AI enhanced auto-framing 5MP camera,13 now with an 88-degree field of view, and Wi-Fi 6E,14 4G LTE15, or 5G16 options let you seamlessly connect from almost anywhere."

HP ZBook Firefly 16 Mobile Workstation | 16" Display | HP® Store

 

maybe the hp laptop user manual or hp support can identify setting to turn off auto-framing.

 

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thanks,  eliot