03-04-2020 04:11 PM
I am hoping to teach a watercolor class so would not use a computer screen. I would project the phone down onto the painting surface (art table) and be standing slightly behind and under it. Can I simply record using my iphone 11? If so, what setting do I use? 4K at 30/60? Do I need an external mic? And. maybe a dumb question. but how do I get the video to Udemy? Thanks in advance for any advice.
03-10-2020 06:13 AM
Hi @meoshaugh, I was able to find a post related to record lectures with iPhone 11 https://community.udemy.com/t5/A-V-Solutions/Can-iPhone-11-be-your-primary-camera-Side-by-side-foota...
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