Today’s very quick tip for improving your video calls.
This one’s pretty obvious, of course. You won’t need to be told this. But perhaps you’ll have a friend who does?
Today’s very quick tip for improving your video calls.
This one’s pretty obvious, of course. You won’t need to be told this. But perhaps you’ll have a friend who does?
© Copyright Quentin Stafford-Fraser
I have an external monitor above the laptop so I put the video window spanning the two screens and then the camera is in the middle of the window I am looking at.
Placing the screen further away and using more zoom on the camera will also help
Yes, indeed! One thing you can’t do with the built-in camera, sadly!
There’s a picture of another of my setups at the bottom of this post. But that middle screen is quite small for any usable windows, so once I got a long-enough Arri arm to mount my camera above my 27″ iMac, I moved it there!
https://youtu.be/UtUDsIvOpNY
https://youtu.be/sMxlyLHZDpQ
I’ve addressed this very point in these two videos… going to be taking this further this week.
Very nice, Gareth! I like those.
I must confess that I was lazy and bought a teleprompter rather than making one:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01BMIM9PM/
However, it’s downstairs in the lecture-recording studio at present, so I haven’t tried it for any calls 🙂