Neewer Teleprompters

A teleprompter mounts in front of a camera lens to project scrolling script text while allowing the camera to shoot straight through:

• Direct Eye Contact: Reflects text from a phone, tablet, or monitor directly over the camera lens axis. Presenters maintain continuous eye contact with the viewer, creating a more natural, confident, and engaging presentation.
• Beam Splitter Glass: Utilises specialised two-way mirror glass that reflects text toward the presenter while remaining optically transparent to the camera lens behind it, preserving exposure and colour fidelity.
• Script Accuracy & Efficiency: Eliminates the need to memorise long scripts or look away at off-camera cue cards, dramatically speeding up video production and reducing required takes.

Neewer offers teleprompters tailored for different device sizes and camera configurations:

• Neewer X12 (14-inch / 36cm): Entry-level compact option featuring a standard 1/4-inch mount and wireless remote control, designed for smartphones and smaller tablets.
• Neewer X14 III (14-inch / 36cm): Upgraded 14-inch pro model with a 501PL quick-release baseplate, ideal for mirrorless cameras and mid-sized tablets (up to 12.9 inches).
• Neewer X17 II (17-inch / 43cm): Large-format teleprompter designed for long-distance reading and larger tablets, equipped with a heavy-duty 501PL video quick-release system.
• Neewer X11 (2-in-1 with Built-in Monitor): Premium studio model featuring its own integrated display monitor and Arca-type quick release, eliminating the need to mount a separate tablet or phone.

Mounting compatibility ensures fast camera attachment and switching between teleprompters and fluid head tripods:

• Arca-Swiss Release Systems: Featured on models like the Neewer X11, allowing mirrorless camera bodies, L-brackets, and cages with Arca plates to slide directly onto the teleprompter rail.
• 501PL Video Quick Release: Featured on the X14 III and X17 II. Uses standard fluid-head video plates (compatible with Manfrotto systems), providing robust support for heavier video setups and long lenses.
• Standard 1/4-Inch Thread Mounts: Universal screw mounts (found on entry models like the X12) that attach directly to standard photo tripods and basic rig plates.

Dedicated control accessories allow presenters to manage script speed and prompt devices effortlessly:

• Handheld Remote Controls (e.g., RT113): Compact wireless Bluetooth controllers that pair with teleprompter apps to start, pause, speed up, or reverse text scrolling on the fly.
• Wired Foot Switches (e.g., RT112): Hands-free foot pedals with a 3m cable that allow presenters seated at a desk to control text flow discreetly without hand movements on camera.
• Metal Phone Tripod Mounts (e.g., SP-08): Rigid aluminium adapters designed to mount smartphones or smaller prompt devices firmly onto teleprompter frames or light stands.

Proper setup prevents dark frame edges (vignetting) caused by shooting through a teleprompter hood:

• Match Lens Focal Length: Avoid ultra-wide focal lengths (e.g., wider than 24mm on full-frame) that can catch the edges of the prompter hood in frame. Lenses from 35mm to 85mm are ideal.
• Adjust Prompter Hood Distance: Slide the camera body as close to the beam splitter glass as possible using the quick-release rail system to eliminate light leaks and vignetting.
• Enable Text Mirroring: Ensure your teleprompter software app (iOS/Android) has text-flipping enabled, as the beam splitter glass naturally mirrors the screen image horizontally.