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Carrying/Shipping Case |
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This
custom foam filled, two layer case
will store a JonyPrompter, and
associated cabling in the lower
layer and a laptop,
hand controller and associated
cabling in the upper layer. The
upper layer also accomodates the
prompter camera platform with the
additional standoffs installed.
There is no need to remove them when
storing the system. The Pelican 1650
case with custom cut foam inserts measures
33" x 21" x 12". This
case with "o-seal" in the lid is
watertight!
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Custom
Carrying/Shipping Case |
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This case
will store a pair of JonySpeech
Prompters, with two stands, skirts,
clamps, beamsplitters, monitors and
associated cabling. The Pelican style
case with custom cut foam inserts measures
33" x 21" x 12".
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Flip-Q Software |
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Flip-Q is a premier teleprompter
program for the most demanding
professional applications. It's dual
screen scrolling engine reverses the
secondary output of a PC laptop
while leaving the operator's display
non-reversed. This allows less
expensive non-reversing VGA displays
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Flip-Q Hand Controller |
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This USB
controller gives you control over
the speed, direction and pause of
your prompting script. It is
designed to sit on a desk or hold in
your hand. You can even let the
talent hold it themselves.
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VGA
Monitor Cable - 15 feet |
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This
extends the teleprompter up to 15
feet from the computer or VGA
splitter box. |
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VGA
Monitor Cable - 25 feet |
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This
extends the teleprompter up to 25
feet from the computer or VGA
splitter box. |
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VGA
Monitor Cable - 50 feet |
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This
extends the teleprompter up to 50
feet from the computer or VGA
splitter box. |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
| Do
JonyPrompters come with everything
you need to start prompting? |
| All
you need to add is your computer or
laptop, your camera and a medium to
heavy duty tripod. (the JonyPrompter
weighs 18 to 21 lbs) |
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do I balance the JonyPrompter on my
tripod? |
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don't need to, necessarily, if you
have a "tilt locked down" shot. If
you would like to tilt the camera
during a prompter session and your
camera weighs 12 pounds or more then
your camera can be adjusted back and
forth on the mount to achieve
balance. For smaller cameras you may
need to add a counterweight to the
rear. There is a mounting hole on
the bottom rear of the sled for this
purpose. You may use a standard
steel plate weight with a 1/2" bolt,
nut and a couple of washers. |
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What is the difference between the
VGA and Composite monitors you
offer? |
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primary difference is the style of
video signal that is required of
your computer. VGA or composite. The
important difference is the special
Composite monitor has the "picture
flip" or "mirror" function built
into it's hardware design. There is
no need for the software to "flip"
the image before sending it to the
monitor. Your prompter operator will
read the image forward on the
operator screen and the talent will
read the script forward on the
prompter mirror. The VGA monitor
does not have the ability to mirror
the image so this function is
required of the prompting software.
The downside to this is, the
prompter operator is required to
read the text backwards on the
operator screen while the talent
reads the script forward on the
prompter mirror. (or the operator
can sit or stand out of the shot but
read from the prompter's monitor) |
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What if I use a larger ENG style
camera and a smaller DV style
camera? |
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JonyPrompter handles either camera.
It ships with six 2" camera platform
standoffs installed. This setup is
for the larger cameras and keeps the
lens centered in the glass. For
smaller cameras the platform need to
be raised to keep the lens centered
in the mirror. The JonyPrompter
ships with 6 additional 2" standoffs
which raises the platform 2 more
inches. You need a small philips
screwdriver for the quick
change-out. The JonyPrompter will
fit in the custom carrying case in
either configuration |
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is the monitor secured? |
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JonyPrompter is fitted with two
heavy duty adjustable 1" nylon
straps with buckles. This allows you
to fit just about any 14 to 17 inch
flat panel LCD monitor to your
JonyPrompter. |
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What kind of life span should I
expect from the monitor? |
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current models of LCD monitors are
rated at 50,000 hours of life.
That's about 5.7 years if you turn
it on and never turn it off. If you
use it 5 times a week for about an
hour it could last 192 years. We're
not saying that this is the last
monitor you'll buy because who knows
what they'll have in 10 years? |
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does it attach to my tripod? |
| Much
like your camera would, however we
provide you with a longer 3/8"
capture screw that fits into the
quick release plate on your tripod
head. You remove your shorter one
for the duration of the prompting
session. We provide a threaded knob
and spacer that cinches the prompter
onto the capture screw. |
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does it attach to my camera? |
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provide you with two "knob bolts", a
3/8" inch and a 1/4" one. For larger
cameras you may use both of these to
secure your camera's quick release
plate and for smaller cameras you'll
just use the 1/4" bolt. |
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