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Awesome! Hopefully it works for you. It takes a little bit of tinkering to get it just how you like it... but for me, I just paste in my script, click the check and I'm live! I like yellow text on black, what are you leaning towards?

@thesahdstudio white text on black works for me. Just posted my first video a couple of days ago. Got 558 views and very happy with it. I did have some problems with memorizing the script, but mostly producing it on Camera. So just got the teleprompter and it is night and day. Just tested. Will get a new video up and running soon. Thanks for all the tips

Good guess! Hopefully you saw the answers at the end.

Aw, you made my day. Thanks 👊

Right? The interesting thing which I try and showcase on my channel is that, sure things look different side-by-side... but on their own most people wouldn't even think twice about what the other option would be like. When you are shopping you want the best, but most of the time, like in this case, either softbox/light combo would probably be sufficient for most people creating a channel online. Maybe the artists would really benefit from the better stuff but people like me don't.

@@thesahdstudio people like me. Thanks!

Haha that's awesome, thanks! Not sponsored by Govee but just have been really happy with ALL of their lights! Still am.

Heyo! Ok keep the 16mm for sure. Is the 30mm the Sigma? Personally I would probably rather have the two prime lenses for video as I just find they look much nicer. But with that being said it depends on what kind of video you shoot... having a bit of reach with the 50mm on the zoom is nice however MOST of the time you can just move back and forth to get the shot with a prime so... those would be the two I keep. Now with THAT being said, I had the 16mm and 30mm and ended up selling the 30mm also since EVERYTHING I do on my channel I'm able to do with the 16mm. Hope that helps!

Thanks! Yeah it should. You'd just want to check and make sure the adapter rings that come with the teleprompter fit the thread size on your lens. WORST case scenario you can buy individual adapter rings for janky lens sizes but I'm sure that one is a common size.

Exactly!! People don't really think twice about it unless they see it side by side. My take away from doing these videos was that each one has their own uses. I often use different frame rates depending on the story I'm trying to tell. I'm not going to lie though, I'm a sucker for 60 fps especially with any type of action.

To be honest, I don't remember. It's been awhile. I believe it DOES come with a phone kit but you'd have to double check on the sales page. Reminder though you would ALSO need another phone to act as the teleprompter.

@ thanks!

You really can't go wrong with the shotgun mic in my experience. I also still have the Rode Videomic 1 and it's just fantastic I still use it all the time. Which Rode are you thinking of getting, and have you considered looking on the used market? You might save a few bucks.

@ maybe not a bad idea to buy it second hand.. no didn’t think about that! Thx for the hint!

Thanks! 👊 I talk about my lighting in a few videos... you can see it here then I have links in the description if you want to check out the prices/shop for deals. It's a good value setup.

Thanks for the positive vibes, I really appreciate it! 👊 Sent you back a message.

Brother I don't know what you're saying but thanks for saying it! 🤣

Yeah that's a good idea. I spent the money recently building a 4k gaming PC and while it's stunning, it still hits walls often which sucks. I don't think the 40's series are quite good enough but the 50's will be... but they will also be $$$

@thesahdstudio Yeah, I've heard that, apprently gaming on 4k 60 fps is hard even for high end PCs. So then everyone looks towards the next generation of hardware, but will that generation be strong enough for games coming out in two years from now? If you really wanna drive on that 4k60 road, you have to constantly update your system. That's honestly just too much stress for me personally but for someone who's really into maximazing and tuning your PC power and has the right amount of money for that, I can imagine it's still lots of fun, even if you end up playing on smaller resolutions at the end of the day.

Yeah I hear you.... At least this way though the viewer can check out the stats for nerds on EACH video and know which frame rate it is whereas they couldn't do that with your method. But for some videos it is always nice seeing the different frame rates... 24 just has never looked right in the other timelines and having to screen record it while it's playing sounds like a pain lol.

Thank you for the comment! Glad you found the video.

Nice! Yeah that's sweet. What vid card are you rocking? Those new 50's series look juicyyyyy.

@@thesahdstudio RTX 4060

@@thesahdstudio RTX 4060

Right? Glad you found the video.

Really appreciate the positive vibes!! 👊🍻

🤣 I haven't heard that one before! That's rad.

Glad you found the video! 👊

Glad you found the video! 👊

That's great they haven't forgotten about us. Still love the camera!

Glad you found the video! What camera/lens are you rocking?

@ at the moment, i have A7 c and A7 M4 and sony prime 20mm sony prime 50mm and 35mm

Heyo! So, there is no right answer... it depends on the story you are trying to tell. I like 4k 60 but not everyone does. Some people prefer 24... I would definitely keep the 4k resolution but as far as the frame rate goes, I think if you have any action in your shots, 30/60 fps are the way to go... but if it's just talking head stuff, maybe 24 could be worth trying out. I personally like 60 myself and shoot in that.

I believe so but it also has something to do with the containers. More info here: support.google.com/youtube/answer/7126552?hl=en#zippy=%2Cupload-requirements

Nice guesses! Close. I used the 180-degree rule, doubling the shutter speed for each frame rate used.

Glad you found the video! Greetings from Vancouver Island :) 👊

Yes it will work for the 16mm lens! It'll work for both but I had the 30mm and it was way too tight. I recommend the 16mm for talking head shots.

Thanks for the comment! Sorry, it's been a busy weekend, I usually respond much sooner!

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That's funny. Your camera phone is just better eh? Should be easy to switch 'em around... but yeah, I don't think I can help since I haven't looked into that. Good luck!

Thanks for the positive vibes! I appreciate it 👊 Glad you found the video.

No way! That's awesome. Yeah it works just fine. No need to spend more for products that don't work any better. And the app might take a bit of tweaking to get used to but I can use it so fast now, I love it.

Glad you found the video! Good luck 👊

@@thesahdstudio Thanks, about the remote, which one did you get?

Honestly, I'm not sure. You would need another phone to use as your teleprompter to read off of right? I think it does have phone attachments but you might want to double check the description to see what it says.

Welcome to the channel! That's great you like my setup. My first question is, what's your budget or do you have one? I did a video on the setup I have vs. the little brother setup. Most people are honestly just fine with the little brother setup... you should watch that video here: ua-cam.com/video/-t-piA0EgnU/v-deo.htmlsi=7srmQ8wrfPTZx_0k With the stand do you mean a tripod? Usually they have a 3/8th thread size I think that screws into the bottom of cameras. That's pretty standard and should fit. For software I use the Parrot Padcast app as once you get to use it it's fast and works great. Plus it's free. There are some links on that videos description but let's chant a little more before you buy anything to make sure you get the right setup. Don't overspend if you don't have to and can spend more money on other useful things (like lighting).

@thesahdstudio Hi, yes, I have a tripod, with a mounting phone holder/screw attachment that I can put on top. I think it cost me $70 at Best Buy. I dont have a camera yet but want something that will work with this tripod and your podcastor. I've been on UA-cam for 3 years and my biggest problem is remembering my lines. Sorry, I must have missed it if you said there was a great camera and lens that would work with this teleprompter? My budget is think I saw you ask, would be around $700ish for the camera and lens. I dont want the best of the best but I do want higher quality. On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being cheap and 10 the best, I would like a 7 or 8 camera but something that would give me almost identical video shots as what you have in this video (as I have a small studio / office setup).

@thesahdstudio I'm open to suggestions on the budget though. I dont want to go crazy as I cant afford that but I want a higher end camera (if say a 5 was just decent/average). I won't be doing a ton of outdoor or moving shots. Primarily indoors sitting at my desk speaking.

That's interesting to hear! For me after owning multiple Apple MacBooks and a few Windows ones over the years, while the performance is similar for everyday tasks, the battery life and video editing performance wasn't even close between the two. I guess it really depends on user needs. The quality of the Air and the battery life is nice but for most people, is that really worth double? Probably not.

@@thesahdstudio I mostly use MS office 2021 and mostly browser work. nothing heavy if I am being honest. I do not think I'd get fund to own a MacBook Air again. But I do not mind windows, I use it at my campus job and I used in the 2007-2014. I don't know which windows software it was but it was OLD. im 23. I'd personally rather have a iPad over a Mac, but I think thats simply based on what I use a laptop for.

It's true, the higher quality uploads/containers allow for better quality sound/image. That might overwhelm newbies but it is good information that is available on UA-cam.

@@thesahdstudio Not unless they use OBS since it's capable of HDR10 and HLG. I've been messing around recording HDR on my 32-bit monitor and playing it back on the HDR TV that's in the living room. I mean the TV in the living room is very well calibrated to REC.2020 and I been trying to figure out how to fit SDR in an HDR color space in a mathematical way.

Thanks for the positive vibes! 👊

Yeah interesting... I know when I upload in 4K even the audio sounds better than if I upload in 1080. It's always good to run some tests.

@thesahdstudio the threshold is 1440 I've dug deep into UA-cam stuff for the past few years. Anything's below 1440 will be compressed worse. Mr beast gets treated a bit differently than most creators. High bit 1080 is also treated differently but I haven't looked into that as much. Might be a fun research project ;) Each channel is like a student if you're an A student you're chances of consistently getting A continues. If you're not as good you aren't shared as much even when you make a banger. UA-cam says they don't gatekeep but they do or their ai does. It will hold you back or shoot you forward if you do or don't do or make the right type of content. The new tools literally tell you the type of stuff you should make and when you follow it does better. On the one hand it's nice to know what to do on the other we get put in a box.

Glad you found the video! Nice job with growing your channel too 👊

I have! I've tested ram speeds, SSD speeds... after coming from the Apple Max laptops they just wreck Intel stuff when it comes to straight up editing h.264/h/265.

I see a surprising amount of Sony shooters out in the wild. I think with their A7r and their newer a6700 a lot of birders and wildlife photographers are satisfied. But yeah, Sony really is at the top when it comes to content creation cameras too.

So what direction do you lean when it comes to cameras? Are you looking for a hybrid or?

@@thesahdstudioI travel a lot and make videos and have done Since super 8 video Camaras in the sixties.I feel the Camaras now offer a lot of options in terms of autofocus 10 bit 4.2.2 and many many other gimmicks.I don’t particularly like out of focus background blur only when taking a portrait.I have an 8 K TV and many Sony cameras from years back up to some of the latest versions and I’m not actually seeing any improvement in the video quality.I’m not a UA-camr just a experienced hobbyist and enthusiast and love gadgets.I hear UA-camrs go on and on about cameras and their equipment but really mainly assess a camera by its’s ability to shoot a head in a studio with the camera on a tripod.I have cameras that take great photos but video is something completely different.Very few do both well.

Honestly I've tried all the codecs. Intraframe codecs are the only format that are easy to work on with the Windows stuff but the files are too big. I would take the M3 Max any day over my Intel 14th gen I7 with a 4080 if you can believe that.... for general video editing anyway. The video cards do make adding effects better but that's a pretty small part of my workflow. I miss the Mac.. edit: I just never needed proxies with the Mac. I need proxies EVERY project with Windows.

Heyo! Yeah I think that's a good choice. The increased megapixel will be nice for photo and still looks great for video. Hopefully you can scoop up a nice deal. I would wait for the zv-e1 mii. I mean, I'm not sure it will be a thing, but I sure hope so. I wonder if the A7S iv will come out this year also... not that it will be cheap. Have you considered the A7c ii at all?

@thesahdstudio as an a7s iii user i would not get the a7s iv - if there was one. I have witnessed the lack of updates and secondhand treatment my a7s iii got vs the fx3. Sony won't get me again. Besides, all my friends are waiting for the fx3 ii so they can get the fx3. And I have nkt considered that other camera. Honestly, I am going to start shooting interviews. So if I can go picture profile off on my a7s iii and a zv-e1 I'd do it just for the lack of having to color match. I ultimately want the fx3, but the zv-e1 as a b-cam seems like it will do the trick. Plus the vids will be primarily shot in 24fps so overheating should not be an issue. "In theory".