u/Greengreen25

Hello, will t7 (non shield, just regular t7) be fine for long recordings or is t7 shield absolutely necessary ? On Panasonic site just t7 shield is mentioned, is there any bit difference ?

Some sources mention exclusively t7 shield iterations being good for the external ssd thing, Panasonic itself also hasn’t mentioned non shield t7 in their most compatible ssds. Does anyone use regular t7 with their device ? Does it work fine ? What modes do you use?

I can’t find shield ones in my country anywhere so I’m curious if I’m fine with regular t7

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to figure out the best phone/camera mounting setup for filming drawing videos at my desk.

My setup:

• Desk is 120 cm wide and 1 m deep
• I have a Samsung Odyssey 57-inch ultrawide sitting at the back of the desk
• I draw in a large A2 sketchbook, placed between me and the monitor
• I have basically no space behind the monitor at all, so mounting anything from the back of the desk is not really an option
• I want to film drawing videos, ideally from overhead or slightly front-overhead
• I’m worried about wobble because I’ll be drawing directly on the desk/sketchbook while filming

I already tried a cheap $30-ish floor-standing phone mount from Temu, but it was extremely wobbly. It also didn’t have a proper rotation lock, and one time it started rotating by itself and almost hit/damaged my huge monitor, so I’m definitely trying to avoid that kind of flimsy setup again.

What would you recommend for this situation?

Would a higher-quality floor-standing overhead boom stand be the best solution, or is there some kind of stable desk clamp/side mount that could work without using the back of the desk?

Also, are there any fancier webcams or cameras with “desk view” / overhead view features that could work for drawing videos, instead of using a phone on a boom arm?

I’d love recommendations for specific types of mounts, brands, webcam/camera options, or setups that are stable enough for art filming and won’t wobble or swing into my monitor.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to figure out the best phone/camera mounting setup for filming drawing videos at my desk.

My setup:

• Desk is 120 cm wide and 1 m deep
• I have a Samsung Odyssey 57-inch ultrawide sitting at the back of the desk
• I draw in a large A2 sketchbook, placed between me and the monitor
• I have basically no space behind the monitor at all, so mounting anything from the back of the desk is not really an option
• I want to film drawing videos, ideally from overhead or slightly front-overhead
• I’m worried about wobble because I’ll be drawing directly on the desk/sketchbook while filming

I already tried a cheap $30-ish floor-standing phone mount from Temu, but it was extremely wobbly. It also didn’t have a proper rotation lock, and one time it started rotating by itself and almost hit/damaged my huge monitor, so I’m definitely trying to avoid that kind of flimsy setup again.

What would you recommend for this situation?

Would a higher-quality floor-standing overhead boom stand be the best solution, or is there some kind of stable desk clamp/side mount that could work without using the back of the desk?

Also, are there any fancier webcams or cameras with “desk view” / overhead view features that could work for drawing videos, instead of using a phone on a boom arm?

I’d love recommendations for specific types of mounts, brands, webcam/camera options, or setups that are stable enough for art filming and won’t wobble or swing into my monitor.

Thanks!