Hi Raj,
Thank you for the screenshot. This sort of artifact can be caused by one of the following reasons:
1) If you use a poor quality webcam (most internal webcams are not very good)
2) If there is low contrast between your recording background and yourself
3) If you are not well-lit (or uniformly lit)
Looking at your video, the webcam quality looks okay. There is harsh lighting on some parts of your face/shirt, while the rest of it is not well lit. There also appears to be some object (chair?) around your shirt that is appearing as line artifacts.
What you can do:
1) Use a light colored wall as a background, such as white. Make sure the immediate background around you is clean and free of any clutter. Preferably wear a dark shirt to contrast well against this background.
2) If you can get your hands on a good quality external webcam, it will fix a lot of problems with lighting. The Logitech 910/920/930 is highly recommended.
3) Otherwise, you can improve the overall lighting by adding more lights, or by moving to a location that has more light, or sitting opposite a light-colored wall so that the reflected light falls on you. When you increase overall lighting, take care to avoid highlights (areas of yourself that are strongly lit) and shadows.
With a contrasting wall/clothes combination, a good quality external webcam, and a well-lit space, you should get good results. Let me know if this helped.
Thank you,
Renzil D'Souza
Adobe Presenter Video Express Team
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