Teleprompter Feelworld TP16 – professional on-camera teleprompter for video production

Feelworld TP16 is a professional on-camera teleprompter designed to display scripted text directly in front of the camera lens, allowing presenters to read prompts while maintaining natural eye contact with the audience. Compatible with a wide range of cameras and rigs, the teleprompter simplifies recording of news segments, interviews, presentations, and online videos by providing clear, adjustable text visibility and an unobtrusive optical design suitable for studio and field use.

Advantages

The teleprompter offers a high-contrast reflective glass and a robust mounting system that integrates with standard camera setups, helping reduce off-camera glances and minimizing retakes. Its optical assembly and adjustable hood provide consistent readability under varied lighting conditions. The device is engineered for quick assembly and stable operation on tripods, rails or handheld rigs, supporting efficient workflow in professional and semi-professional video production environments.

Suitable for

• News anchors and broadcast journalism
• Interview and documentary shoots
• Corporate presentations and training videos
• Content creators and live streamers
• Educational recordings and lecture capture

Key specifications

• Optical configuration: front-facing reflective glass designed for on-camera prompting
• Compatibility: mounts to standard camera rigs and supports common lens sizes
• Construction: durable frame and hood for light control and mechanical stability
• Visibility: high-contrast reflection for clear text readability in varied lighting
• Portability: designed for quick assembly and transport between locations
• Adjustment: alignment features for positioning relative to camera lens

How to use

Mount the teleprompter to your camera rig or tripod following the manufacturer’s alignment guidelines so the reflective surface sits directly in front of the lens. Place your display device with the prompting software behind the glass and adjust the text size, speed, and contrast to suit the presenter's reading pace and the ambient light. Position the presenter at a comfortable distance from the glass to maintain natural eye contact with the camera while ensuring the reflected text remains sharp and legible. Test a short script and make incremental adjustments to alignment and text settings before recording a full take.

Usage recommendations

Use neutral or matte lighting to avoid reflections on the glass, keep the display brightness balanced to match ambient light, and perform a short rehearsal to fine-tune scrolling speed and text size. Secure all mountings and check alignment after any lens or camera position change to maintain accurate on-camera prompting.