Desview T3 Teleprompter Review

Desview t3 available from:

Pergear website:https://bit.ly/3crwj6X
Amazon US: https://amzn.to/3cnYLXo
Amazon CA: https://amzn.to/3x2YTUa
Amazon UK: https://amzn.to/3zasihe


This latest addition to the Desview teleprompter range allows much larger tablets and smartphones to be used as the projector source and allows DSLR/Mirrorless or smartphones to the the recording/livestream device.
It will support wide angle lens at 24mm full frame or equivalent in the horizontal mode and 35mm in the vertical mode before vignette or showing the projecting device.
The cold shoe mounts on the top of the teleprompter can be used adding a LED light,  microphone or other optional accessories. (note my comment on weight in the video)  Three 1/4 screw holes at the bottom can be easily attached to a standard tripod.
App Support IOS and Android (Android smartphone can scan the QR code card in the package to download the APP,  IOS users search ''BESTVIEW'' on the app store to download the app. )


Overall I think the quality of the product is sufficient for home/amateur use. Being plastic it does suffer from flexing, especially with tablets mounted on it, and the mounting clips could have been a little sturdier. The Remote is fully functional but again rather "plasticky"
If you spend a little time adding extra support to the system you will find this a very worthwhile addition to your production equipment.

Writing a script and reading it from the teleprompter is actually quite a challenge in its own right and I will need to spend a lot more time practicing both in order to get the best from this unit.


My photographic blog: https://www.grahamhoughton.com/review...
Time stamps:
0:00 Desview T3 Teleprompter  Review
2:07 Using wide angle lenses
3:24 Included accessories
3:44 Using Smartphone for Capture/Livestream
4:25 Bluetooth remote controller
5:42 Adjusting the source position of the tablet/smartphone
6:18 Mounting smartphone for capturing
7:55 Using DSLR/Mirrorless camera for capture/livestream
8:30 Caution about weight when supported on camera lenses.
10:00 Optical test, light reduction and colour shift