Perfect eye contact
With glass, the words sit on the lens axis: no glance below the camera at all.
Put your iPhone under a beam-splitter rig and flip the text: it reads the right way round in the glass, straight in front of the lens.
In the reading settings, one switch flips the card.
The text reflects in the angled glass in front of the camera.
Your eyes are exactly where the camera is.
With glass, the words sit on the lens axis: no glance below the camera at all.
Any beam-splitter teleprompter that holds a phone will do.
The mirrored card follows your voice and scrolls just the same.
No. Most people read straight from the iPhone screen under the front camera. Mirror mode is for those who own a glass rig.
Yes: see our DIY teleprompter guide.