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LENSGO TC7 Portable Teleprompter for Smartphones, Tablets & Select DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras

High-definition Display

LENSGO TC7 Teleprompter was used Industry standard glass for high quality of definition display and great transmission. Adopts special coating process and beam splitter glass, won't affect the quality of image and making the front reflection clear and easy to read, give clear prompting and decreases NG frequency.

SKU: GC52-LETC7

LENSGO TC7 Portable Teleprompter for Smartphones, Tablets & Select DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras

LENSGO TC7 Portable Teleprompter for Smartphones, Tablets & Select DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras

High-definition Display

LENSGO TC7 Teleprompter was used Industry standard glass for high quality of definition display and great transmission. Adopts special coating process and beam splitter glass, won't affect the quality of image and making the front reflection clear and easy to read, give clear prompting and decreases NG frequency.

Efficient Video Accessories

Our TC7 Teleprompter Allows you to clearly read scrolling text while looking directly into the camera. Perfect for vlog, live broadcast, online class, video recording, interviews, presentation and so on. Give great help while live streaming or recording.

Bluetooth Remote Control

Download the free APP(TCQI) from App store or Google Play to your smart phone or tablet to display the manuscript with remote controller, you could freely turn on , pause, speed up or down the page. And also could change the colour of background and font.

Features and Compatibility

The teleprompter can fit all models of smart phones, tablets and cameras. APP Compatible with iOS & Android System. Universally supports flexible tablet (below 8 inch) / smart phone prompting +DSLR shootings. And also, it is compatible with smart phone shootings (come with phone lens shading ring )and camera shootings(come with 8 camera lens adapter rings). It supports the device vertical/horizontal placement and left/right shooting.

Humanised Design

It supports shooting with wide angle lens of 17mm. The teleprompter can be folded in 1 second, the glass can be fixed at a 45 degree angle for you to clearly wathc the lines. Featuring multiple cold shoes, you can attach microphone,tripod and video light on this kit. The size of this teleprompter is 8", easy to fold and portable to carrying.

Key Features:

For Smartphones & Tablets up to 8"

Select DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras Supported

Folds Down in One Second

Bluetooth Remote Included

Eight Lens Adapters Included

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LENSGO TC7 Portable Teleprompter for Smartphones, Tablets & Select DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras

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LENSGO TC7 Portable Teleprompter for Smartphones, Tablets & Select DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras

High-definition Display

LENSGO TC7 Teleprompter was used Industry standard glass for high quality of definition display and great transmission. Adopts special coating process and beam splitter glass, won't affect the quality of image and making the front reflection clear and easy to read, give clear prompting and decreases NG frequency.

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