Bestview Smartphone Teleprompter for Canon Nikon Sony Camera Photo Studio DSLR for Youtube Interview Teleprompter Video Camera

I wanted this to work but its just useless for me.I have a Canon M50. When you connect the Teleprompter (Trust me, you'll sweat as you try to avoid damaging your lens while fitting it then dread removing it) you will come to find that your camera is recording the sides of the Teleprompter box giving you two black boarders at either side of your video. The only way around it is to have it very zoomed, i have it set for me being a meter or so away and im getting these problems.Another problem, my camera was recording the words that were reflecting off the mirror!!! Maybe i could remedy this by turning down the brightness though.The remote is crap but apparently it does the jobI have requested a return, i now accept that im going to have to spend some money to get a decent Teleprompter. Oh yeah, this is NOT worth the asking price. If you buy it, dont inspect it too much or you will be left feeling robbed in broad daylight.

I am a YouTube content creator and I needed to find a simple product that would help me remember what I needed to say.The Best view Teleprompter is that solution!Build Quality:It's made of plastic but doesn't feel cheap. It has a spring loaded section at the bottom the allows you to slot your mobile phone in to place. I'm not sure how long that spring loaded section will last or if it will break in the future...but so far so good!!Accessories:It comes with adaptor rings to suit a lot of different lenses. I have a Sony a6300 and sadly there wasn't a ring included to fit my lens. I managed to pick one up on Amazon though extremely cheaply so that wasn't really an issue.The included Bluetooth remote is fairly cheap feeling but it does exactly what it needs to. You can control the speed of the text in the Bestview. You can rewind and pause the text too which comes in handy.Final thoughts:It's a great solution if you are on a budget. Highly recommended.

I have used this teleprompter for shooting several senior management presentations recently and the prompter worked very well. The managers using the promoter thought it was easy to use and made their presentations much easier.

We’ve been really impressed with the Bestview teleprompt system. Incredibly useful, compact and easy to use. Sliding the phone in is a little fiddly, but that’s being picky. It would have been a five star review but the smartphone app is a little clunky and we end up needing to add a bit more flagging at the top to keep the sun off the screen. But for the price this is a great piece of kit.

Its well designed and better value than other similar products. I had no 62mm ring in the pack but this was swiftly dealt with - the vendor explained that that ring is built in and also used for the protective cover. I'm pleased with the product and with support from Amazon Seller - Lookingsky.

Just received this and so far so good: it's great at what it does. But for a piece of plastic with a spring-mount (time will tell how long this survives), some lens adapters, a remote and a mirror, £71 is a lot of money. There's an app involved in using it too, but even with the running costs of that, it feels like somewhere closer to £40-50 would have been a more reasonable price for this product.

How can I download the app? It's not listed on the AppStore. Without the app it has no value at all

It works well, but it should cost one half of what it costs because it is basically plastic with a mirror and few metallic adapters (one star down)The clamp to insert the smartphone is spring actuated. It requires some strength to open and slide the phone in and, if the contraption is mounted on the camera, you are terrorized of bending the lens assembly (second star down)