You need to be able to see the shot from the iPhone camera, and control it remotely so you would ALSO get them to select the Camo camera as the camera in Zoom, and ALSO get them to screen share the Camo Studio control App so that you can remotely control that App and adjust focus, exposure etc remotely without the talent needing to do anything other than frame it up. If you use Quicktime Player on the Mac Laptop and select the Camo App as the camera, you can record a 'new movie recording' in Quicktime Player using the iPhone camera at full 1080p. It also really helps with depth of field - you could more easily blur out the background. Using the telephoto sensor (2x Zoom) on the iPhone 11 Pro, so they can sit quite far away from the camera, will best minimize the difference in eyeline. The iPhone is using the rear camera and the screen is facing away from them, so you avoid the temptation for the talent to keep looking at themselves!. The adjustable arm in this post works great for this. If they make the image in Zoom of the presenter quite small and position the iPhone right beside where the image is, the difference in eyeline will be minimal. Place the rear camera of the iPhone as close to the image of the remote person on the laptop as possible.

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