thru the lens style prompters - on camera
17" diagonal monitor on sled
17" diagonal monitor on sled
17" diagonal monitor on sled
Readable up to 22' talent eyeball to lens, shown here mounted on a "sled" between the camera and the tripod. The teleprompter will pan and tilt with the camera.
10" diagonal monitor on sled
17" diagonal monitor on sled
17" diagonal monitor on sled
Readable up to 15' talent eyeball to lens., shown here mounted on camera tripod.
This prompter can also be mounted "Stand in Front" style. (see below)
15mm rod based
17" diagonal monitor on sled
17" on camera slider
Readable up to 20' talent eyeball to lens, shown here attached below camera's 15mm rods. This prompter can also be mounted "Stand in Front" style. (see below)
17" on camera slider
Lightweight rod based
17" on camera slider
Readable up to 22' talent eyeball to lens, shown here mounted on camera slider. NOTE: the prompter supplied riser block to raise the camera, to position the lens in center of glass.
Lightweight rod based
Lightweight rod based
Lightweight rod based
My lightest weight prompter, 15mm rod based, readable 12' talent eyeball to lens. I use a wired monitor for precise speed control. This prompter can also be mounted "Stand in Front" style.
15mm rod based
Lightweight rod based
Lightweight rod based
Readable up to 20' talent eyeball to lens, shown here mounted on tripod, using prompter supplied riser to position lens in center of glass. This prompter can also be mounted "Stand in Front" style.
STAND IN FRONT - SEPARATE TRIPOD
Benefit = quick removal
Benefit = reduced weight
Benefit = reduced weight
A separate tripod in front of camera supports the weight of the prompter. Also great when a shoot requires quick set-ups in many locations. Best for locked down shots; limited panning.
Benefit = reduced weight
Benefit = reduced weight
Benefit = reduced weight
The prompter on a separate tripod for this live webcast, which required it be set-up between the camera and a large monitor showing PPT slides. Best for locked down shots; limited panning.
Benefit = multi camera
Benefit = reduced weight
Benefit = multi camera
This shoot required 2 cameras with different focal lengths behind same prompter (hood removed for photo). Prompter is mounted on C-stand arm in front of the cameras.