VIRTUAL PRESENTING: CAMERA SELECTION When I advise others about switching to an online set up, I prefer to keep it cheap. My usual advice is that you don't need to spend really any money to make your studio look great. There is one thing that I do encourage people to spend money on - a camera. You can find an HD webcam that will do everything you need it to for about $25, but that doesn't mean you can't spend more. I have chosen to spend a little bit of money to make my video look better than just a webcam. Here I am using a Canon R500, which I spent $200 on in 2014. If you use a higher end camera, you can get higher end results. My camera has a rotating window, meaning that I can look at myself when I talk, but it looks like I'm talking to the camera still. For an online environment, this allows me to talk to the camera. A little bit of money can give you a lot of benefit and create a high quality video. FREE RESOURCES Anyone can become a GREAT communicator! People who want to be great at something... study and practice to get better. Go to our FREE Resources page for some speaking tips resources that will help you master the art and skill of communication. Website Speaking Tips Resources Page: www.millswyck.com/speaking-resources/ For those that want accelerated guidance, remember our workshops and coaching services give you specific training tailored to you. Check out these services on our website at www.millswyck.com/. Watch my video “Virtual Presenting: Camera Selection” youtu.be/2onw7j_Rq28 If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe, and share it. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL: Website: www.millswyck.com/ Website: www.alanhoffler.com/ Twitter: twitter.com/MillsWyck Twitter: twitter.com/AlanHoffler Facebook: www.facebook.com/millswyck/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/alanhoffler/ #VirtualPresenting #Camera

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