Content is great man. I've found telling stories very hard when doing product reviews and you've somehow made a great story with it haha. Keep it up buddy!
I use the T3 with Prompt Smart Pro which is voice activated scrolling and usually works well. It can get confused if you have the same sentence or phrases in different places though. So it can jump two paragraphs forward to the next occurrence of that phrase. But usually fine.
You can also use a teleprompter literally for prompts, like you would a PowerPoint presentation... Just key ideas to hit, a couple of keywords to remind you where to tell the joke or anecdote you had in mind, that kind of thing. That way your engagement with the camera stays and you're not looking up/down at notes and losing your place, but you also have that organic feeling of going "off script" as you bounce things around in your head. Good reference point if you wanna work on speaking but keeping it light would be stand-up comedians or TED talks... In both cases, they know their speech word for word and the key points to hit cuz they're rehearsed, but they're flexible enough to go on tangents, accommodate the audience interactions, and deal with hecklers (or, in filming equivalent, interruptions like loud noises from storms outside). End of the day, just cuz you've a new tool to improve your technical quality, don't lose the human quality or the joy of filming... Even that Future You insert in the edit and the caption as you discovered a feature you thought wasn't available... Both feel honest and endearing, which are important for trusting a review, even if it doesn't seem "polished" from start to finish.
Hi. Yes! All very good points 🙏🏻 it’s definitely important not to lose that authenticity. 👌🏻 I won’t be using it all the time but I’ll be using it for some projects outside of youtube and it will be great for clients who aren’t used to speaking to a camera. Thanks for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Great video. I had to re-watch it to notice your eyes moving, so I think You have to look for it in order to notice it. I just started a channel and my biggest hurdle is memorizing the script which i can't. So i bought a teleprompter and a cheap 7" monitor with HDMI and I am looking forward to an improved production flow.
Great idea. I use the teleprompter still for long scripts and difficult phrases but another tip if you can’t setup the teleprompter everywhere is just to do a few lines at a time 🎥
Hi. It all depends on the size of the lens and if it has a thread on the end to mount this. You can get smaller ones that work in a similar way. Just also know that any weight on a smaller camera mount could damage your mount
Hi Sam, great video. Quick question. I'm wondering if you ever tried to record using a phone with this teleprompter - does it support recording using a phone? Thanks!!
Thanks for this. FYI, in my experience teleprompter apps that cue automatically by your voice are a nightmare, really unreliable - I suspect because they're tuned to American accents.
Nice one Sam, thanks for the video. I've just been looking at the same model. Are those holes at the bottom for 15mm rods? So you could support it a bit better if the camera is in a cage?
That’s a good question! Although I don’t think they are since they’re quite far apart and it’s a lens mount system. But I could be wrong. Thank you for watching and commenting 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Great, to the point, review Sam! 👊😃 Have you used it, as a promoter, a lot or is it a bench warmer? I’m looking for a prompter myself as I’m also keen on using a script, and this might be it! 😃
Thanks Andreas. Yeah I use it. Super handy and cuts my recording and editing time in half! 🤩👌🏻🎥 just takes some time to practise writing as you’d speak and also speaking naturally whilst reading. In my experience
Moving around a bit helps with avoiding the look of reading. Look away sometimes. Move your body a bit. Your hands. Be casual with your presence. When you become experienced with reading, you will advance to doing bullet points, with your conversation filling in, rather than writing down every word. Keep a eye on time, for initially you will take too long, but do it again stages. Learn to edit.
Thanks for sharing. Can you record horizontal videos with an iPhone 12 Pro Max and use an iPad to read the script with the Desview T2? Or is it better the Desview T3? Thank you
Do you think this work well with a 16mm lens? I have my old teleprompter and i had to extend the frame by width so it doesn't capture the edges of the teleprompter.
Hi. I sometimes see some reflection depending on the lighting. Keep the lights now and minimal lights facing the glass and you should be ok 👌🏻 hope this helps 🤩🎥
Hi Sam! Although we took Casey Neistat's class together, I'm still not good at improvising, so I came across your video about teleprompters haha! Thank you for the video!
Hey. That’s so cool. Did you enjoy the class? I guess it takes a lot of time and practise for the improvising vlog stuff. Plus I think the more you plan and script, the more ideas will come to you and you’ll be able to improvise anyway. Hope this video helped and thanks for watching 🙏🏻🤩🎥
@@SamHolland Yes, I did enjoy the class. I heard some other people didn't enjoy it because their peer groups they were in didn't participate at all, but I thought are group was great! I am grateful for the cool peer group we were in that helped each other out and gave feedbacks. And your video did help me, thank you! 😀🙏
Great video Sam, like you I have trouble taking to the camera but I'd want to us this outside more. How well you you think it will work outside ? thanks, Mike
What kind of tripod are you attaching this to? I’m planning to use two phones or one phone and a tablet for this(in other words I won’t be using a camera) but I don’t know how to attach it to the tripod. Maybe I’m missing a step or maybe there is an adapter or amount or something that I need. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi. This model mounts onto the lens. There should be a ring adapter you thread onto the lens and then you mount the box. Hope this helps 🙏🏻but there is a link to the tripod I use in the description if that helps
From what I can gather, if you sit further away from the camera and zoom in, you're less likely to notice the eyes moving. The closer you are, the more pronounced it becomes. Hope this makes sense.
Yeah I did a video on the T3 a while ago the bigger version here it is th-cam.com/video/pyP7y3MC3rc/w-d-xo.html I was just about to type how to rewind but you found it ... the T3 works up to 24mm what does the T2 do it too use it for prompts rather than a script I think and love the Zoom idea... maybe we should do one some day cracking video buddy Happy New Year
Hey brother. I remember seeing your video. Was cool! Haha yeh silly me. That’s the problem with these types of videos, sometimes you find out stuff after 😂 thanks for sticking with me though. With the R6 (slightly cropped 4K) I found 20mm is your safe spot. Happy new year! Thanks for watching man 🙏🏻🎥🤩
Have you ever used a teleprompter before? What are your thoughts? Let me know! :)
Great review. I have the Desview T3, but I have yet to get a hold of it. The learning curve is not that steep, but it takes some time.
Hey Mario. Let me know your thoughts after using the T3 for a bit 🤩🎥🙏🏻
I sort of have long time ago at school, did "news bulletin" project and used overhead projector as a teleprompter 😀
How did you find using it? Thanks for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHolland As it a deaf school, we have one in every classroom and in the assembly hall so I am used to those OHP 😀
Content is great man. I've found telling stories very hard when doing product reviews and you've somehow made a great story with it haha. Keep it up buddy!
Ah thank you so much! 🤩🙏🏻 I’m pleased you enjoyed watching. 🤩🎥
I use the T3 with Prompt Smart Pro which is voice activated scrolling and usually works well. It can get confused if you have the same sentence or phrases in different places though. So it can jump two paragraphs forward to the next occurrence of that phrase. But usually fine.
Thanks Bruce. I’ll check that out 🤩🎥🙏🏻
You can also use a teleprompter literally for prompts, like you would a PowerPoint presentation... Just key ideas to hit, a couple of keywords to remind you where to tell the joke or anecdote you had in mind, that kind of thing. That way your engagement with the camera stays and you're not looking up/down at notes and losing your place, but you also have that organic feeling of going "off script" as you bounce things around in your head.
Good reference point if you wanna work on speaking but keeping it light would be stand-up comedians or TED talks... In both cases, they know their speech word for word and the key points to hit cuz they're rehearsed, but they're flexible enough to go on tangents, accommodate the audience interactions, and deal with hecklers (or, in filming equivalent, interruptions like loud noises from storms outside).
End of the day, just cuz you've a new tool to improve your technical quality, don't lose the human quality or the joy of filming... Even that Future You insert in the edit and the caption as you discovered a feature you thought wasn't available... Both feel honest and endearing, which are important for trusting a review, even if it doesn't seem "polished" from start to finish.
Hi. Yes! All very good points 🙏🏻 it’s definitely important not to lose that authenticity. 👌🏻
I won’t be using it all the time but I’ll be using it for some projects outside of youtube and it will be great for clients who aren’t used to speaking to a camera.
Thanks for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Hey, this was a great review. Also, I love your candid personality! Thanks for the video.
This has been mine teleprompter for a good while now. The T1 is solid as well but limited to 40mm lenses and above without vinyetting
Hey brother! Ah man well you’re the master at videos so it must be good 🤩💪🏻🎥 thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Great video. I had to re-watch it to notice your eyes moving, so I think You have to look for it in order to notice it. I just started a channel and my biggest hurdle is memorizing the script which i can't. So i bought a teleprompter and a cheap 7" monitor with HDMI and I am looking forward to an improved production flow.
Great idea. I use the teleprompter still for long scripts and difficult phrases but another tip if you can’t setup the teleprompter everywhere is just to do a few lines at a time 🎥
hey! i loved the video!
i’m curious if the teleprompter works with a point and shoot vlogging camera too? do you know off chance(:?
Hi. It all depends on the size of the lens and if it has a thread on the end to mount this. You can get smaller ones that work in a similar way. Just also know that any weight on a smaller camera mount could damage your mount
Imagine buying a $100 teleprompter for zoom calls lmao. Great review Sam, hope to see more of your stuff. Keep it up!
Thank you! 🤩🙏🏻 stay tuned. Plenty to come. Happy new year! 🎥🎉
Thanks for the review, very helpful
Hi Sam, great video. Quick question. I'm wondering if you ever tried to record using a phone with this teleprompter - does it support recording using a phone? Thanks!!
Thanks for this. FYI, in my experience teleprompter apps that cue automatically by your voice are a nightmare, really unreliable - I suspect because they're tuned to American accents.
Nice one Sam, thanks for the video. I've just been looking at the same model. Are those holes at the bottom for 15mm rods? So you could support it a bit better if the camera is in a cage?
That’s a good question! Although I don’t think they are since they’re quite far apart and it’s a lens mount system. But I could be wrong.
Thank you for watching and commenting 🤩🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHolland Cheers Sam. I did wonder if they're too far apart. Couldn't tell from all the product pics around.
P.S. Nice bit of wobble around 5:15. 😉
Great, to the point, review Sam! 👊😃 Have you used it, as a promoter, a lot or is it a bench warmer? I’m looking for a prompter myself as I’m also keen on using a script, and this might be it! 😃
Thanks Andreas. Yeah I use it. Super handy and cuts my recording and editing time in half! 🤩👌🏻🎥 just takes some time to practise writing as you’d speak and also speaking naturally whilst reading. In my experience
@@SamHolland Ok, great sounds awesome, thanks for answering!😃 I think I need to try out the bigger one, for an iPad!🙂
@@AndreasSando The Desview T2 doesn't fit and iphone 12 Pro Max for recording and and ipad for reading script? Which one does it?
Great review! Are you still using this teleprompter on your latest videos?
Hi. Yeh I still use it now 🤩👌🏻🎥
Great video Sam!!! This teleprompter looks great
Thanks Tommy. Yeh I’m well happy with it 🤩🙏🏻🎥 thanks for watching. Happy new year to you! 🎉
@@SamHolland Happy New Year🥳🥳🥳 I hope 2022 will bring to you and your family only the best!!! 🤓
You too Tommy 🤩🙏🏻🎉
Thanks!
You bet!🎥
Very cool! Thanks for the review!
Thank you Karl 🤩🙏🏻🎥
I like this. Thanks, Sam!!
Thank YOu! 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Moving around a bit helps with avoiding the look of reading. Look away sometimes. Move your body a bit. Your hands. Be casual with your presence. When you become experienced with reading, you will advance to doing bullet points, with your conversation filling in, rather than writing down every word. Keep a eye on time, for initially you will take too long, but do it again stages. Learn to edit.
Does this work with iPhone 12
Thanks.
Just what I'm after.
I will use your Amazon link, and hopefully the $$ will buy a nice coffee for your efforts in making the video.
Cheers
🤩 thank you! I hope you enjoy it 🙏🏻🎥
Thanks for sharing. Can you record horizontal videos with an iPhone 12 Pro Max and use an iPad to read the script with the Desview T2?
Or is it better the Desview T3?
Thank you
I like the darker setup...
Thanks Marcus
I wonder why can't Apple for instance have the webcam behind the screen in macbooks...it would be a game changer for doing zoom calls.
Did you try it outside? Does it work outside? Did you have to brighten your Phone or Pad?
Do you think this work well with a 16mm lens? I have my old teleprompter and i had to extend the frame by width so it doesn't capture the edges of the teleprompter.
Hey. Sorry I should have mentioned this in the video. 20mm would be your safe spot I’d say.
Hi Sam, did you do any post edit for the script text reflection? Or is this set good enough that it doesnt give any text reflection
Hi. I sometimes see some reflection depending on the lighting. Keep the lights now and minimal lights facing the glass and you should be ok 👌🏻 hope this helps 🤩🎥
@@SamHolland Thank you Sam :)
Thank YOU 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Hi Sam! Although we took Casey Neistat's class together, I'm still not good at improvising, so I came across your video about teleprompters haha! Thank you for the video!
Hey. That’s so cool. Did you enjoy the class? I guess it takes a lot of time and practise for the improvising vlog stuff. Plus I think the more you plan and script, the more ideas will come to you and you’ll be able to improvise anyway.
Hope this video helped and thanks for watching 🙏🏻🤩🎥
@@SamHolland Yes, I did enjoy the class. I heard some other people didn't enjoy it because their peer groups they were in didn't participate at all, but I thought are group was great! I am grateful for the cool peer group we were in that helped each other out and gave feedbacks. And your video did help me, thank you! 😀🙏
Great review. Please send the link to where to download the teleprompter app.
Hey Johnny. I can’t send the link for some reason but if you type in teleprompter in App Store it’ll come up with loads 🤩🙏🏻
@@SamHolland Thanks for your response. God bless...
My pleasure! 🤩 all the best to you my friend 🎥 thanks for watching
I've just downloaded one and I'm trying my hands on it. I'll get to you when it clicks...👍🏼👍🏼
Great video Sam, like you I have trouble taking to the camera but I'd want to us this outside more. How well you you think it will work outside ? thanks, Mike
Hi Mike. Yeh it’s light enough that you could vlog with it if you don’t mind it looking a little bulky… but who cares right?! 🤩💪🏻🎥
What kind of tripod are you attaching this to? I’m planning to use two phones or one phone and a tablet for this(in other words I won’t be using a camera) but I don’t know how to attach it to the tripod. Maybe I’m missing a step or maybe there is an adapter or amount or something that I need. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi. This model mounts onto the lens. There should be a ring adapter you thread onto the lens and then you mount the box. Hope this helps 🙏🏻but there is a link to the tripod I use in the description if that helps
Does this work with a 16mm????
Hey I know that guy! 😛 Another great video Sam!
There he is! 🤩🙏🏻🎥🎉 thanks man!
how long have you been taking youtube seriously?
Hi Andy. It’s been about 2 years now.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻🎥
From what I can gather, if you sit further away from the camera and zoom in, you're less likely to notice the eyes moving. The closer you are, the more pronounced it becomes. Hope this makes sense.
Totally 🤩🎥
Yeah I did a video on the T3 a while ago the bigger version here it is th-cam.com/video/pyP7y3MC3rc/w-d-xo.html I was just about to type how to rewind but you found it ... the T3 works up to 24mm what does the T2 do it too use it for prompts rather than a script I think and love the Zoom idea... maybe we should do one some day cracking video buddy Happy New Year
Hey brother. I remember seeing your video. Was cool! Haha yeh silly me. That’s the problem with these types of videos, sometimes you find out stuff after 😂 thanks for sticking with me though.
With the R6 (slightly cropped 4K) I found 20mm is your safe spot.
Happy new year! Thanks for watching man 🙏🏻🎥🤩
@@SamHolland Yeah will have to try it on 4K as only used it on 1080 so 20 mm sounds about right cheers H
My pleasure H 🤩
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