How to use a teleprompter with the iPhone Camera

Hey guys, today I want to test an iPhone teleprompter called Wispim.

So, let’s open it up and see what it actually does.

Okay, right away I can see two demo scripts that I can try.

I can also create a new one. Okay.

So, let’s open one of the demos. For example, this one.

Here I can see three different modes: Voice, Sound, and Constant.

I’m not sure what is the difference between Sound and Voice.

So, this follows your exact words. Okay.

And this one scrolls at your speed whenever it hears your voice. Any language.

Okay, understood. Voice sounds really interesting to me. I would like to try this one.

Let’s see what else we have here. So, I can choose the language. Okay.

And I can change the size. Okay.

Next, Lead: how far ahead? Okay.

So, let it be zero. Mirror text. Okay. Rotate text. Okay.

And start delay. Let it be zero. Let’s try the full-screen mode first.

Most people sound stiff on camera because they are reading, and viewers can hear it.

Okay, it’s nice. And it’s also nice that I’m saying something randomly and it’s not going. It waits for me.

Okay, now let me try the most interesting part. I’m going to open the floating window.

Okay, let’s open Camera. Okay, let me record a video.

A few simple habits help. Read a line, look up, and then say it.

Okay, this is super fun. And it also waits for me.

Okay. So, in my opinion, this is a really nice teleprompter, and I highly recommend you try it.

So, yeah, I already have only two free takes, so probably I will buy the Pro version.

Yeah, thank you for watching.