Video tutorial: iColorama 3.4
- Thread starter juryjone
- Start date
- Real Name
- Robert Lancaster
This is going to be so very handy! Thanks Jerry!
juryjone
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Jerry Jobe
- Device
- iPhone 12 Pro Max
Any suggestions? Is there anything different you'd like me to do production-wise? Can you see and hear clearly? Are the instructions laid out well - does each step follow in a logical fashion?
If you like the way I do video tutorials, is there any subject/app you'd like to see me cover?
I know that's a lot of questions, but when you are teaching online, you don't get feedback. I can't see the students' eyes or read their body language to know if I'm getting through or not.
If you like the way I do video tutorials, is there any subject/app you'd like to see me cover?
I know that's a lot of questions, but when you are teaching online, you don't get feedback. I can't see the students' eyes or read their body language to know if I'm getting through or not.
My two-cents:
The sound is a bit low, so if there was a way to bring that up it would be helpful.
When pointing to things on the screen, maybe use a long, thin "stick" or pointer of some sort?
For me personally, 15 minutes is a little long... I would perhaps split up a tutorial into 5 minute segments.
juryjone
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Jerry Jobe
- Device
- iPhone 12 Pro Max
Currently, I'm not doing any post-processing. I shoot it and upload it. Since I face the iPad while speaking, I obviously am not being picked up by the camera enough. I'll have to look into boosting the sound after.
I've actually gotten comments from those that like to see me use my fingers, since the commenters are not using a stylus. A combination might work best; I don't want to block the screen details.
The first time I recorded this tutorial, it came in at almost 20 minutes. I think you're right; I try to get too much into a tutorial. But when I got to five minutes on this, I'd barely started!