Review on 📹 Enhance Your Filming Experience with Vitopal TC3 Mini Portable Adjustable Teleprompter by Jerome Turner

Try talking to someone while looking at their forehead. Soon they will ask you what's going on. The only problem with making videos is that they don't stand around and tell you what's bothering them. The solution is a teleprompter with some sort of custom app that scrolls text as you look straight into the camera lens. I mention this because this is an entry-level teleprompter, made out of plastic rather than aluminum or steel and glass. It is difficult to say that the reflective mirror is made of plastic, it is very similar to glass. It comes with different size adapters to mount your DSLR. Some assembly is required to use the smartphone holder/mount. You won't be putting a 10-inch tablet there. The instructions contain a web address where you can get detailed instructions, but this is not a valid address. However, printed instructions are helpful. With a few tweaks, you'll be up and running in no time. .I have a metal and glass teleprompter, but I wanted a second one so I wouldn't have to run up and down stairs while filming in both of my studios. It comes with a remote control which is very handy. There's a lot more to say about it. While filming, you can either speak freely and look into the lens, or grab a teleprompter and read your text. I found this because I'm a writer, I like reading lyrics. I know I won't have the same flow of ideas if I tried to remember all of my thoughts when creating the presentation. For me when I type this and it just flows. Being able to read what was created is the teleprompter's salvation. Maybe you're a born speaker and just gotten to live in front of the lens. In that case, I take my hat off to you.