The PRO2 Studio has been successfully tested with super-wide-angle lenses and has been determined to cause no vignetting when using these lenses. Whether you use a small or large camera, you'll be able to vertically adjust the front section of the prompter along two carbon fiber rods to the best position possible in relation to the camera lens. This camera bar then attaches to your tripod and holds the entire prompter/camera rig. For medium and smaller camcorders, included is a camera bar that attaches to the 1/4"-20 threaded hole at the bottom of the camera.
To support larger camera models, the PRO2 Studio includes a mounting bracket with holes for standard 15mm rods.
PROPROMPTER REMOTE CONTROL UPDATE
They plan to introduce yet another free update to their ProPrompter App just prior to NAB.
PROPROMPTER REMOTE CONTROL ANDROID
The tablet/phone mount supports the iPad, iPad Air, iPad mini, all versions of the iPhone, most Android tablets and phones, and all other mobile devices measuring between 4.9 x 2.3" and 9.5 x 7.5". The ProPrompter App has had 4 free updates since last year and the ProPrompter recently introduced the first remote control feature in a teleprompting app, which is now live on the App Store. The PRO2 Studio's versatility owes to an included universal tablet/phone mount, and mounting hardware for small and large cameras, up to ENG sizes. ProPrompter offers their matching ProPrompter Studio Teleprompting App for purchase on iTunes. A Bluetooth remote control is included for adjusting common prompting settings such as scroll speed.
The PRO2 Studio ships pre-assembled and sets up and breaks down in just a few steps. The glass is enclosed in a wide plastic hood that allows for easier and more secure angle-adjustment and handling of the glass.
The PRO2 Studio uses an aluminum-infused 60/40 prompter glass, which provides a 15 ft reading range. The ProPrompter PRO2 Studio is a versatile mobile teleprompter that supports not only tablets but also phones, as well as both compact and large cameras.
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