Desview T2 Teleprompter with a Sony ZV1, Canon G7x, Rx100
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- How to use the Desview T2 teleprompter with telescoping lens cameras like Sony ZV1, Canon G7x Rx100
Did you know you can use the Desview T2 teleprompter with a Sony ZV1? You can also use this teleprompter with a Canon G7x. It also works as a teleprompter with a Sony Rx100!
The Desview T2 Teleprompter is a great teleprompter for UA-cam creators, and for those who teach online courses and create video content for UA-cam, Vimeo, Facebook and Instagram.
The Desview T2 teleprompter works and mounts to many DSLR or APSC cameras and lenses. But you probably wonder this: Can you use the Desview T2 Teleprompter with a Canon G7x? You may also wonder: Does the Desview t2 work as a teleprompter with a Sony ZV1? How do I mount it with a CAME-TV Lens adapter as a teleprompter with a Sony RX100?
In this video, I'll show you how to use the Desview T2 Teleprompter with cameras which have telescoping lenses like the Sony ZV1, Canon G7x VII, and the Sony Rx100 Vii. Unlike cameras with interchangeable lenses, you cannot screw on a teleprompter to cameras like the Canon G7x or the Sony ZV1 because you might damage the lens telescoping lens tubes and camera motor.
But, I will show you just what you'll need to learn how to use a teleprompter with these cameras!
I will also give some tips on how to avoid distracting reflections or glare in teleprompter screens.
After all this, all you'll need to do is power on your lights, camera, and open your favorite teleprompter app with your script, to start shooting your videos.
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Photo Credit, Newscaster on teleprompter:
{{Information |Description= Teleprompter: Judy Licht working presenting 'full frontal fashion' piazza duomo, milan, italy september 2007 |Source=[www.flickr.com/... full frontal fashion dietro le quinte] |Date=October 1
Are you using a teleprompter for your online courses or online videos? If so, which one? Let me know!
Hello there! This might be a stupid question sorry. Does it work with the Canon G7X Mark II? Thanks in advance!
I convert Powerpoint slides into teleprompter software using a tool called PPT Mirror, and present them using my iPad and a glide gear TMP100 teleprompter.
@@shannonnyadziko2186 cool! Glad that works! I only have to use txt docs and import to PromptSmart Pro and just use my phone. I have the Glidegear too, but it makes the setup huge in my spare bedroom studio. Thanks for watching!
Yes it does! Make sure you get the CAME-TV adapter and you can mount the teleprompter onto that like I did with the Sony ZV1. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond when you import your txt docs to PromptSmart Pro, do you have to read word-for-word?, back to me with PPT Mirror tool I don't have to, because I always have my whole concept in front of camera so I just use talking points to keep my presentation conversational without anyone noticing that am reading by maintaining proper eye contact with them.. that's the advantage of using PPT Mirror tool I have experienced.
Thank you, I own a ZV-e10 and the info on your description helped me a lot with my desview T3👍
Thanks for watching!
OMG, you literally saved me. This video has been the single answer to a million questions. Thanks so much. Glad I found a way to use a teleprompter with my Canon G7X mark ii. I can't thank u enough.
Glad this helped! Happy filming!
Hey dude I wanted to take the time to thank you on how helpful and to the point this video is. Honestly this channel is going to have millions of subscribers soon
Wow! Just got in from work, and you made my day! Thanks for watching, and so glad this helps!
I've been looking for a teleprompter for my UA-cam videos and online courses! Will definitely be checking this one out! Absolutely adored your explanation! :)
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Great job on video. Well done!
I admire creative problem solving and appreciate the bonus lighting tips.
Hi Ric! Thanks for letting me know, and thanks for watching!
I had a teleprompter for my old Canon EOS-D600 which was mounted directly. But as I want to improve my camera gear I was looking for a way to use my existing prompter with the new camera. The Came-TV tip in this video did the trick. Awesome! Thanks a lot.
I’m so glad this helped! Thanks for watching! 🙂
Great video. What's the biggest teleprompter for the the Sony ZV1?
I don't want to have to squint to read the teleprompter.
I shoot all my talking head vids in 1 location so I don't mind if it's big. I don't need to break it down (unless that's required to get the memory card out of the Sony ZV1 when hooked up to the teleprompter. (I use a rig to easily access the memory card.)
Thanks.
This one by Glide Gear: amzn.to/3PVNsb5. It's the TMP 100. The only thing you have to realize with a larger prompter: practice your bullet points or script so it's a reminder. If you're literally reading, your eyes will be seen tracking instead of you looking like you're speaking to your viewer. Thanks for Watching, JZ!
This video ultimately helped me make my choice to get this teleprompter to know I can adjust the setup without risking weight on my lens!
Thank you 😊
Glad this helped! I still use the ZV1 this way, and my lens. barrel has remained intact. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, this was extremely useful! I just had the same dilemma and this solved it.
You're welcome, Rebecka! So glad this helped, and thanks for watching!
Nice one sir . Fast forward into 2022. I got a Zv - E10, which doesn’t fit into any of my mounts . Could this mount fit ? I gave similar teleprompter.
Which lens are you using? If you're using the lens which came with the ZV-e10, you'll need this: 40.5-49MM Step-Up Ring: geni.us/qG3Bg [Amazon] Add this to the t2's 49mm ring, and it will work.
@@TechTravelBeyond Thanks a lot . Also expecting my new 16mm F1-4 lens . And wanna use both . Is it possible ?
Thank you so much! I am just getting started on UA-cam and I have the Sony ZV-1 and recently purchased the T2 Teleprompter. This video was exactly what I needed. I will be purchasing the CAME TV Lense Adapter!!! This was an excellent video.
Jackie, glad this helped! Once you lock in the CAME-TV adapter, it will be an easy setup! One tip: frame your shot before mounting the teleprompter. After that, you will not have to look at the ZV1 monitor so you can look to the lens/prompter and focus on messaging your audience. This combo is great!
@@TechTravelBeyond I am doing something wrong and hope you may have guidance or another video to point me to. I have successfully added the CAME TV Lense Adapter and mounted to teleprompter. Once I mount my ZV-1 camera to the Teleprompter, I am only getting a black screen. Any guidance would be appreciated.
@@jackievanmels9114 where is the screen black?
Thank you. I thought I wouldn't be able to use my teleprompter with my ZV1. I ordered it, looks like the best solution.
It is! The CAME-TV adapter with the ZV1 has been my tools of choice for this channel!
@@TechTravelBeyond Thanks again, highly appreciated.
@@TechTravelBeyond forgot to ask you, what settings do you use on the ZV1 with the teleprompter? 24mm at 1.8 or more zoomed in? How far are you from the camera at the settings you choose? Is the image darker with the teleprompter (more than 1 stop)? Thanks.
can I ask what mic you are using here? thanks so much
For this video I was using the older Rode Wireless Go connected to the Purple Panda lovelier.
Great video once again! Would you say that the ZV1 only works with this kind of teleprompters, i.e. those which attach to the lense/adapter? Or would it also work well with, let‘s say, a Glide gear tmp model? Maybe you could share some experiences here. Thank you
I have a glide gear, and found the parrot and Desview both work for the size of the ZV1, RX100 Vii and my A6400. The Glide Gear is big. The set up and portability of the Parrot and T2 is better, especially for small creators who have to breakdown the setup while traveling or filming in a spare room, dining room, etc. I might make a video about it too!
@@TechTravelBeyond Yes, I may have to film in a tight space in the apartment with the Sony ZV-1. Learning how to do it, how to use the teleprompter, how to use and place lights, etc would be really helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for the video. It's really helpful. I saw some videos about Desview T3. How do you think it compares to the T2 and which is better for Sony ZV-1?
T3 is great and a more recent version of the T2. It is almost the same as T2 and the phone-tablet clamp for the teleprompter is foldable. On the T2, you have to screw that on and it’s not foldable. Also if you need it, there are two coldshoe mount on the top for lights and mics. Both will work for the ZV1, using the CAME-TV mount I show. Just frame your shot before sliding the teleprompter on the mount, and if you have the Bluetooth grip, you can start and stop recording like a remote.
Another awesome video Chuck!! Thank you for posting this whole set up along with your helpful tips to avoid any glare 👏🏻😊 I ended up buying the CAME-TV Adapter because of your advice! The adapter is set to arrive in just over a week from now....so pretty excited to see how it fits with my Canon G7X Mark II....hopefully it fits well and I can use the Desview T2! Apparently using a teleprompter saves a ton of time filming and that would be a relief! LOL
I’m so glad this will help you! While you may start out writing your scripts, the time you take to do so will make your shooting go faster. Just write to convey information in the way you naturally speak, and shoot in small segments. You’ll gain a rhythm and it will go faster. You’ll eventually be able to progress to bullet points when you don’t have the prompter like some outdoor shots I’ve done! Have fun and practice too!
@@bliss.7133 As long as you use the CAME-TV adapter with your camera and teleprompter, you can mount it on any standard tripod mount including gorilla pods. That will make it more mobile too!
Hi there. Did it work with your Canon G7X Mark II? I also have the same camera and thinking to get a teleprompter too. Thanks!
Yes it does! Mount the telepromtper to the CAME TV lens mount, and follow the way I did it with the Sony ZV1. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Could you make videos showing that technique of recording in small segments and the other tips you gave above?
That would be really helpful.
Also, how you setup the Sony ZV-1 for indoor talking head style videos for UA-cam. Those would also be really helpful videos as well!
Thank you.
Great video, thanks! Do you know if the Came-tv adapter here would work with Sony ZV-E10 as well?
If have the Sony ZV-E10, you won’t need to have the CAME TV adapter. Just use the lens fittings that come with the teleprompter. You’ll see the size you need on the front of your lens. If you bought the lens with the camera, you might need a smaller adapter ring for that lens. I put the one to get in the description.
I have a Desview T3 and looking to buy Sony ZV-E10 with a kit lens and will try your tip to just buy the step-up ring 40.5mm-49mm.
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great video as usual. Was this 4k upload recorded on the ZV1?
Thanks, AJ! Yes, ZV1 4K! It does a great job in the small spare bedroom studio!
Thanks for the info, I went ahead and purchased a ZV-1 and the T2 with the CAME-TV, it works great!
I'm so glad it works for you! It's been a game changer for me on this channel. Thanks for watching!
Interesting video with a great explanation of camera usage with telescoping lens.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this video. I am trying to use the Desview T3 teleprompter with a Sony ZV-E10 camera. Can you provide some insight into how to do this? Thanks for the consideration!
This is how I use it...just need the step up ring with the kit lens.
For ZV-E10 and A6400Kit Lens, you only need this step up ring to work with the 40.5 opening without buying the CAME-TV adapter:
40.5-49MM Step-Up Ring: geni.us/qG3Bg [Amazon] Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/jv8aPrxIxB0/v-deo.html
800 subscribers! Almost to 1000. Keep it up sir!
Thank you! More content to come!
Thanks! This really helped me out.
Thanks for watching, Jane! 😉
Super helpful vid!!
Glad it can help you, and thanks for watching!
Can you recommend a teleprompter for the Sony ZV-1F? I’m having trouble finding one that looks like it will work with the shallow lens
Hey Eric! This one will work as you can mount the camera, frame yourself, and then drape the camera lens. This was my first prompter with the A6400! While the monitor may be partially blocked, once you're framed and do some test shots, your're set. Since you're talking to the camera, you won't really need to look at the camera monitor because you'd be looking away from the lens. This applies to all teleprompters too. amzn.to/3tQG7TL (affiliate, disclosure in video description)
Appreciate much for this video. Keep it up.
Thanks for watching!
Not saying I need a teleprompter...but this video is making me want one for sure
A teleprompter is a great tool in your video arsenal, especially if you want to stay on point and be brief. You can even use it with bullet points, too! Thanks for watching!
super helpful, thank you!
Glad this helped! Thanks for watching.😉
Thank you. It help me get info on step up for my zv E10. I got the step up but the weight of the teleprompter keeps making the camera give the "unable to read lens" notification. I managed to get through. The weight cracked a part of my lens (though not really noticeable), camera that is just 1 mth old. It is annoying. Well,I will just get this came-tv adapter.
Hi Jeb! Once you place the teleprompter on, you should not zoom in or out if you’re using a lens with zoom. Frame your shot using the monitor, then put the teleprompter onto the lens. If you hit zoom and try to engage the motor, it will give the lens error because of the weight of the prompter.
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you for this reply, I will avoid this. Although, I didn't even use the zoom in or out function. It is just framed in place. I think it is the weight after a long time. It happened once today. I had to remove the teleprompter, the entire lens and replaced the lens before it stopped. I am getting the CAME-TV adapter and I will use it instead. Thanks.
@@TechTravelBeyond Have you see the T3S by Desview? I will drop a note that they should contact you for reviews. I hope they contact you. I like your review and notes. The note helped me know I needed a step-up for my T3. I appreciate your effort.
@@jjabb Glad I can be of help, and thanks for watching!
Thank you! This sounds like a great tool, but I am looking for a lens adapter for my sony a6300....
The T3 teleprompter comes with adapter rings you can use on those lenses you may have for the a6300. You won’t need the CAME-TV lens mount. I use the t3 that way on my A6400. You can see how I do it in my other video with the t3 on wide angle lenses. Check it out!
Thank you SO much for this video, I was between a Canon M50 and the superior (but fixed lense) Sony ZV-1 which is hailed by Content Creators as THEE Camera to get (OMG the de-focus "Bokeh button" rocks!). The deciding factor was compatibility with my DesView T2 Teleprompter; how to support or platform it, which you solved today. Going with the Sony, and will upgrade to a full frame when I really need that cinematic depth of field look... AND I don't have to wood-shop a platform in the shed. Thanks Brother, this will help on all of my channels.
You are So welcome! I'm glad this will work for you, and you will really love the ease of setup with the ZV1 and the CAME-TV adapter. Once you set the adapter to the ZV1 and it's lens, it's a set it and forget it because all you have to do is mount the camera on to the adapter, then to your tripod. Tip: use an external battery or plug in the ZV1 with the charging cable and power so you don't have to change batteries! The ZV1 has been my go-to and the Desview works with my A6400 with the Sigma 16mm 1.4 wide-angle lens!
@@TechTravelBeyond hey TTB, I'm working on an update to solving this problem. I didn't love the alignment on the CAME-TV bracket where the red adjusted knob hits the mount ring for the DesView. Also, I wanted to be able to run the Ulanzi WL-1 wide angle lens, and once you mount its adhesive adapter on your Sony ZV-1, you can no longer is the pass-thru foam mount on the DesView ring.
I came up with an updated rig that allows me to use the Ulanzi WL-1 mount, DesView T-2 52mm ring, AND Ulanzi quick disconnects, all mounted on a rail system similar to your setup. I experimented with a dual flash rail and some risers mixed with the Ulanzi mounts for perfect height. Final iteration will be a fixed base with quick connect on both camera and teleprompter.
I'm tearing down my studio build for re-painting this weekend, but I'll try to make a video and parts list of my simple yet elegant solution. Thanks for responding.
Thank you, this was super useful!
So glad this helped! Thanks for watching. 👍
Thank you for this!
I have zv1 with the ulanzi wide angle lens so I already have an adapter ring (52mm) attached on my lens tube. What then? Can I still use this set up?
Also, have you see the t3s? What are your thoughts? From what I can see, you don’t need to attach the prompter to you lens at all so there’s no issue with weight on the lens tube but I find it hard to figure out if the set up is as easy as this, how much bigger it is in size and how portable it is in comparison.
Don't ruin the telescoping lens! No matter which teleprompter you use, you cannot attach anything to the end of the lens tube which will put weight onto it. The teleprompter, plus a phone or iPad will put undue stress onto the tube. If you already have the wide angle lens attached to the end of the tube, it still doesn't make a difference because the t2 or t3 will have to hang onto the lens tube. I made the wide angle lens attachment removable in this video: ua-cam.com/video/UvCphZj0HqQ/v-deo.html Once you make the wide angle lens removable, you can use the CAME-TV adapter and the ZV-1 work with the t2 and t3. This is what I do for my videos when I use the ZV-1 with a teleprompter. Hope this helps!
I’ve got one of the Pronstoor ones but none of the rings work with my canon g7x. Is there anyway it can work before I send it back or do I need the one your showing in the video? Thanks
I dont know anything about PronStoor, but look at a filter step up ring to attach the CAME-TV adapter's ring to the smallest one for your teleprompter. Your local camera store probably has one, or can order one.
Thank you for step by step explanation 🤩
Thanks for watching!
Hello, I ordered the AMBITFUL Teleprompter for my Sony Zv1, which costs only $ 65 even cheaper than the Desview T2. I will tell you if I am satisfied with it. Thanks for the video.
Glad it works! Thanks for watching!
Help, I'm confused. I have just purchased a Sony ZV-E10 and just realised I can't use my Desview T3 so jumped on UA-cam and found your video :) Can you please confirm exactly what I need to purchase to be able to mount my camera to the Desview T3 because above you say "For ZV-E10 and A6400Kit Lens, you only need this step up ring to work with the 40.5 opening without buying the CAME-TV adapter" --- confusing! haha
You can use the T3 with the ZVe-10. You simply screw on the lens rings to your lens and slide on the teleprompter. If you look at the end of the lens, you'll see the filter size represented in milimmeters next to what looks like a zero with a slash through it. If it says 40.5, then you'll need a step up ring, which will allow you to use the lens rings which come with the desview's rings. The CAME-TV adapter is only for lenses like the telescoping one on the older ZV-1. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond I don't have anything to screw into as my camera came with a kit lens, which is an 18-50mm telescopic lens
@@TechTravelBeyond you can't simply screw on the lens ring as the Sony ZV-E10 doesn't have the screw-on thread - I guess it's like the telescoping one, in which case I would need the CAME-TV adapter right?
Excellent video and information again. Thanks.
Thanks for watching, Giovanni!
Thanks mate, appreciate the info
Thanks for watching!👍
Does Came TV Lens Adapter: works with Sony a6400?
No need for it on the A6400. The Desview T2 has the mounting rings which screw onto the lenses for the A6400. Check out my video on the Desview for wide angle lenses and I use the A6400.
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you so much for the prompt reply
What's the setup if you need to shoot vertically?
Hey Annette! I have never tried vertical video with a teleprompter. While mounting the prompter is the same after framing your video, you may get some of the top and bottom of the prompter in-video due to the vertical view. You may need to zoom out if your lens allows to avoid this, but the prompters are designed mostly for horizontal videos. Let me know how it works if you try it.
I got a Sony ZV-1. I have been looking for a teleprompter.
Will that mount you suggest attach to any tripod?
Hi Jacobo! I made a video about that here: ua-cam.com/video/S_FzHta1DVQ/v-deo.html This set up will work with any standard tripod.
@@TechTravelBeyond Is your name Chuck? Thank you for answering. Do you know if the Desview T2 also fits an ipad or only fits smartphones?
Separately, I feel like buying the Sony ZV-1 may have not been the best choice since I see that it needs many adapters for any and all tasks. Isn't that right?
This was so helpful! Thank you!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for this review and work around.
In have the basic Sony 16-50mm Lens with 40.5 filter size. Do you know if there are any size up adapters I can get to mount the teleprompter or other should I do it the way you did too?
Maraming Salamat!
Hi Leonides! If you have a removable non-telescoping lens, you can mount the teleprompter right onto the lens using the teleprompter's included adapter rings. I did that with the Sony A6400 with a Sigma 16mm lens at the beginning of the video. The CAME-TV adapter is so the camera can be mounted and the telescoping lenses of the ZV1 or G7x extend into the teleprompter using the adapter rings. To be sure, which camera are you using?
@@TechTravelBeyond thanks for your quick reply. I saw that smallest adapter that come with the T2 is 49mm. My lens filter/lens size is 40.5mm.
So it would not fit. Not sure but would a step up ring do the trick?
@@leonidesarpon8670 a step-up ring could work, as long as it doesn't make your lens too far away from the back surface of where the lens hole is. If it's too far back, you may see the hood of the teleprompter in your shot.
@@TechTravelBeyond i see. Then would the way you showed work for me as well?
@@leonidesarpon8670 yes. You wouldn’t need the CAME-TV adapter if your lens can support the teleprompter. If yours is like the telescoping ones on the ZV1, you will need the CAME-TV camera mount.
I'm trying to attach the 52mm adapter to the CAME-TV but cannot get it to catch. Did it just screw on no problem for you, or did you have to do something special? At this point, I'm considering gluing it on so I can use it.
Hi Darren! Here’s what may be happening. The red thumbscrew near the screw ring on the CAME-TV my be preventing you from screwing on the ring adapter for the teleprompter. You’ll be able to screw it on about 1 1/2 turns which is just enough to hold the weight of the teleprompter. It will feel awkward at first but you’ll feel it catch so you can screw the ring on. Mine has friction scratches on the adapter ring but it holds the teleprompter if you can get it on. It will work but it will feel awkward when the ring makes contact with the thumbscrew. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Thanks for the reply. I think there must be something defective with either my CAME-TV or my 52mm adapter. Even if I take the ring off the CAME-TV I can't get it to screw on. They don't catch. I guess I'll glue it!
I have a T3 Desview prompter. Would this adapter you mentioned work with the Canon G7x and my T3 Desview Teleprompter? Or do I need to exchange my T3 for a T2? Thanks so much for this I needed this sooo much!
Yes, the CAME-TV will work for the G7x and T3. The t3 has the same rings as the T2 Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Cool! Thanks for the quick reply :) The T3 is about $119 and the T2 is $80... I am thinking about doing an exchange for the T2 to save some money. Do you think that's a wise move since the t2 will get the job done with my Canon G7x ?
@@TechTravelBeyond Also, your affiliate link isn't working for the charging cables. Can you send me a working link please?
@@avonnemejia7861 The T2 is what I use, and if you upgrade your camera later, it will work. I use it with 3 cameras right now.
I purchased a T3 your rig doesn't seem to work. The 52 mm ring is too large to allow for tightening to the rig. Any suggestions??
After adjusting the camera so the lens lines up with the CAME-TV adapter ring, frame your shot using the camera monitor. After that, turn off the camera so the lens retracts. When you screw on the ring, screw it on firmly enough so it will stay on. It's usually on enough when the adapter ring makes contact with the CAME-TV red thumb screw mount. That's the friction you feel, but at that point the lens mount should be on enough to slide on the teleprompter. My adapter ring has some marks from the thumb screw, but I've never had the teleprompter fall because it was secure. Thanks for watching!
Hello. Where I can buy this adapter?
Check out the links in the description. Thanks for watching! 🙂
So which teleprompter is your choice for zv 1
Hi Michael! If you’re staying with the ZV1, then the setup in this video ua-cam.com/video/S_FzHta1DVQ/v-deo.html is best. The Padcaster Parrot, mounted on the CAME-TV adapter. If you plan to move to the ZV-E10 or A6400 with interchangeable lenses in the future, the Desview T2, but you’ll still need the CAME-TV adapter with the ZV1. ZV1 and Padcaster Parrot with CAME-TV setup has been my quick go-to for most of the videos on this channel. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this great video! Would this work with the Sony ZV-E10? Would I need that adapter? Just ordered the teleprompter but now I'm wondering if I also need the adapter. Thanks!
No need for the adapter for the ZV-E10. Just use the correct mounting rings that are included with the Desview T2. Thanks for watching!
Here is an update. I should have mentioned the lens I was using, which is the 16mm-50mm kit lens, which does pop in and out. None of the supplied gadgets worked but I did get the Came TV lens adapter and it works great. The lens will not go through the O so I set the distance between the camera lens and ring so that when I power on the camera the lens extends right up to the ring. Thank you so much for this video. It really helped.
@@TechTravelBeyond I'm using the Desview T3 with the Sony ZV e10, but can't get the mounting rings to fit because of the issue you mentioned in this video. (There's no way to attach the adaptors to the Sony's telescopic lens). So will the CAME work for me? Which mounting ring did you find that worked with the ZV E10? Thanks for a really helpful video.
Hi Donna, For ZV-E10 and A6400Kit Lens, get this step up ring to work with the 40.5 opening: 40.5-49MM Step-Up Ring: amzn.to/3oRzPhQ This will make it easier than the CAME TV adapter, and you can use the smallest adapter ring of the T3 Teleprompter with the OEM 16-50mm lens. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Excuse the ignorance, why is it that we need that adapter if we have the Sony ZV-1 and don't need the adapter for those who have the Sony ZV-E10??
Hi, just want to add something. When using a teleprompter have it at least 1.5 meters away from you, otherwise you can see your eyes clearly reading. I saw that in your video, it can be a little distracting.
For the rest very great video thank you.
You’re right! Thanks for watching!
Could the camera ring on the Came TV Lens Adapter be adjusted enough to use it with the ZV1 if you have a Rig and a Ulanzi Claw Quick release set on it?
The CAME-TV ring can be adjusted left/right and up/down. I don’t know how high the rig and quick release are. Since I like the light weight profile of the ZV1 for travel, I don’t use a rig and mount and just place the camera right onto the adapter for my studio shots.
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you. I purchased the Glide Gear, it's nice but it's big,. My little ZV1 gets lost in it, lol.
@@ProjectRefinedLife No problem! Tip based upon a question: Frame your shot with camera on tripod with CAME-TV mount, but don't slide the teleprompter until exposure and framing are right. Then slide on teleprompter, and once you hit record, you'll never have to look away from camera lens to monitor. This way you focus on messaging your audience without looking away to yourself in monitor (which is obvious). The only time I look at the monitor is for product showcase.
I have the Glide Gear too, but prefer the T2 with the CAME-TV mount wit ZV1.
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you so much!
Hello, I have a Sony Alpha 6100 with the inbuilt lens, there is no way to screw the adapter rings, how can I use the teleprompter? Can I buy this Came TV lens mount or is there any other way?
Ah! I didn't know you had the OEM Lens. It needs this: amzn.to/3oRzPhQ I have a 49mm lens on my a6400, so this adapter will step up the ring so you can used the smallest 49mm ring on the Desview t2. What's cool is if you update lenses, you can use the other rings too.
@@TechTravelBeyond Oh wow, will buy it for sure!
I can’t find the Came TV Lense adapter on Amazon, does anyone know where I can get it?
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If I use the desview t2 teleprompter with a Sony ZV E-10, would it damage the camera (ie: too much weight)?
Hi Miguel! I’ve been using this for most of my videos with an A6400 and a ZV1, and no damage to the camera at all. If your camera is secure on a tripod, you should be set! Just frame yourself, set the exposure and white balance for your camera before you slide the t2 onto the lens. Thanks for watching!
Do you know if work for zv-e10?
It will! If you bought the lens with the ZV-E10, you may need the step up ring for the lens rings to work. See the description for more info.
The Desview T2 looks pretty big. Would you still be able to see the screen on the ZV-1? How do you think it compares to the Parrot?
While the desview is a bit wider than the Parrot, you can still see a bit of the monitor. I usually frame my shot and check exposure and white balance before I install the teleprompter, and only look at the monitor for when I do a product showcase. Once you start using a teleprompter and your shot is properly framed, you and your audience will notice when you look off camera to a monitor or something else. It’s really noticeable!
@@TechTravelBeyond I went ahead and purchased a small HDMI field monitor to help with framing.
Chuck, the website from Desview T2 teleprompter says that it can hold certain iPads to read script from it. Do you know which ipad models it can hold to read script?
Thank you for the help man.
Hi Jacobo! I don’t normally recommend the Desview t2 teleprompter with an iPad. The smallest/best would be an iPad mini. This is because you’ll have additional weight if you put the Desview directly onto the lens. Over time, it may cause extra tension on the lens barrel. Glide gear makes great teleprompters for iPads, and I have one. Here’s a link: amzn.to/3Y2arUU I don’t use it too often because the iPhone is so much easier to set up, and if I need to edit the text on the fly, it’s quick to place back onto the teleprompter.
@@TechTravelBeyond I think I understand. I read that Desview T3 is better for iPads....BUT....I am guessing it has the same problem where the weight bends the lens, correct??
@@TechTravelBeyond Also, isn't the Glide Gear TMP 100 too big to use with iphones? (In case one doesn't want to use the ipad?
@@TechTravelBeyond Separately, Chuck, how far can one place the camera and teleprompter to still be able to read the script from an iphone?
When does one need to place a tablet to read better? How far?
@@TechTravelBeyond Would you say that the Glide Gear TMP 100 is too big of a teleprompter to use with the Sony ZV-1?
Does it work for Sony EZV10 too?
Yes! If you have the kit lens, you may have to get a step up ring. I put the details of which one to get in the video description.
Great video!!! Thank you!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Amazing!! Thank you 🌹💯🙏🏾
Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond I got the attachment and T2 they work wonderful but I can see the text on the video, its quite visible. I dont know what to do! Do you have an tips? Thank you 🌻
Lord have mercy!!! Where have you been for my photography life? Lol
Have an idea for you, how would you feel like being a mentor and showing a newbie like myself step by step in photography and vlogging in a UA-cam tutorials? Kinda different right? What do you think 🤔
Wow! What a kind and generous comment! Let me know what you'd like to learn, and I can try to work it in to my tutorials and reviews! Thanks for watching, and please share with your friends too!
Great video. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond I got the equipment you recommended and I think it's going to work great. Thank you so much!!!