![]() ![]() Ideally I'd like to have 3 since it's fairly common to have 3 "tracks" in 3 seperate rooms at a lot of the conferences I film. Is there a cheap option for hardware that can capture this feed or is it still super expensive? The prohibitive cost has always been why I never bought the hardware. Then you just need to snyc the video once and there's no going through 70 images and snycing each one. I've always been jealous of the AV crew that's able to capture the video directly as an H264 or ProRes format or whatever and the slides are already timed. In post production I take images from the speakers slide deck and match them up to the shitty video of the projector screen. Right now, when I'm hired to film general sessions I have 1 or 2 cameras on the speaker and then a seperate camera filming the projector screen so I can have a sense of the timing of the presenters slides. However there's one thing we don't have to costs me infinite more time in the editing room after filming. Overall my setup and gear is pretty new school compared to a lot of the AV crews at hotels and conferences and such. As such, I film a lot of conferences every year. The majority of my camerawork nowadays is tech content out of Silicon Valley. ![]()
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