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Huh it looks like she horizontally mirrors the camera so that the writing appears forwards not backwards. At first I thought she might have been writing in reverse, which would be doable on simple graphs but harder with more words. Later shots show her writing on-camera, forwards from her perspective.
It's a functionallity in zoom, I believe.
(2020)
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It's a functionallity in zoom, I believe.
That only mirrors what you see when you look at yourself---it doesn't flip what everybody else sees.
Not sure why this title has "goes viral", it is nothing new. Almost 8 years ago, Dr. Jules White explained a simpler setup(at least IMO as less software) in very detail with a Mirror: Building a Low-cost Lightboard for Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYwXOLU4TKk
I would consider top 10 on HN front page to be "going viral."
Whoa this is awesome. I would like to buy/build one of these for my home office? What's the best guide or best pre-built? Honestly I'd rather just throw money at someone whose built one for me. But either way is fine.
Not sure why this title has "goes viral", it is nothing new. Almost 8 years ago, Dr. Jules White explained a simpler setup(at least IMO as less software) in very detail with a Mirror: Building a Low-cost Lightboard for Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYwXOLU4TKk
Not sure why this title has "goes viral", it is nothing new. Almost 8 years ago, Dr. Jules White explained a simpler setup(at least IMO as less software) in very detail with a Mirror: Building a Low-cost Lightboard for Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYwXOLU4TKk
I can't stand it, won't click them, but clearly I'm abnormal and it works, most people love it (or have a 'FOMO' on it) and click them.
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That only mirrors what you see when you look at yourself---it doesn't flip what everybody else sees.
There's a "mirror my video" setting. https://www.freetech4teachers.com/2020/04/how-to-reverse-mir...
What that option toggles what you see when you look at yourself. The audience always sees the unmirrored video.
This is not clearly explained in the documentation. However, it is mentioned here
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/204065759-Zoom-Roo...
for example, where they say of the option "Note: You can tap the Enable video mirroring option if you want a mirror effect for your own video display (where the display of your own Zoom Room looks like a mirror)."