The Cubing Fanatic
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Hey guys. I'm curious what people are using for over the shoulder shots on livestreams? I can get my phone to work sometimes, but I'm wondering if there are better options.
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Oh wait, so I could record from a shoulder perspective :OView attachment 42980
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I had thought you were trying to say, "lil bro" as you found the original post or its poster, "something something brainrot somethingLittle brother.
Yea, well, I'm the little brother :cLittle brother.
I understood 0.01% of this messageI had thought you were trying to say, "lil bro" as you found the original post or its poster, "something something brainrot something" but in Premium English, so then I was going to make the joke that, "I too, use my little brother as a camera for streaming" until I realised that that was what you meant in the first place anyway.
Mother.Yea, well, I'm the little brother :c
the insta360 go ultra/go 3s can be attached to your cap/shirt tooAs a light camera, you can also strap any of the Insta360 Go camera's to your shoulder. It still needs a cable though so it might be inconvenient. Also, I tripod with a phone of your shoulder is a very simple option.
So can a go 3 (my camera) but he specifically asked for a shoukder view. Also, usually to be strapped to a shirt or cap, the action cap needs to be removed. This means it cannot be connected to a computer for streaming. Still, if you manage to strap it, Caleb is right, I feel like it would be an awesome and better alternative to a shoulder POV.the insta360 go ultra/go 3s can be attached to your cap/shirt too