I think it’s perfect for recording RU-vid videos/webinars and that 1 to many scenario. If used in a meeting it is quite intense. Imagine being in a room and having someone staring at you all the time. We’ve become used to people not looking directly at the camera so when they do it feels a little unnerving.
Thanks for including the demo of the way it sometimes glitches! On the plus side, I think that same effect helps to overlay the eyes on "top" of light reflections on eyeglasses, although that does not seem to be an issue in your set-up.
Look great Scott, just don't put your fingers over your eyes as that looks like something from a horror movie 😱. I would keep the feature turned on for your content, cheers
Hey, Scott Durow. I would like to hear more of your insights on PCF controlls. Maybe about the industry standards and the new features Microsoft is releasing.
I feel like I can see your digital eyes shifting ever so slightly as it tries to find the right spot on your face for them... Pretty cool, but too much into the uncanny valley for me.
I think it is very good for technical youtube video, because we usually look at multiple screens at once, and it will get better and better by time, Thank you Scott
I didn't want to be creepy when I was watching other videos, but now that you're mentioning 😅, your 'original' eyes are so cool, don't do that eye contact thing. It doesn't do justice to the color of your eyes.
Very interesting innovation, although I suspect it is very much depends on the individual. For me, when I use this feature, I look like a stone cold serial killer.
@@ScottDurow I have cross eyes. I know how others feel due to bad eye contact in presentations. This definitely helps in these situations. But natural is always greater than anything else 😊
8 месяцев назад
It is perfect for technical interviews, if you use wisely!
