Hi Dietrich,So far I haven't seen any teleprompter apps that support video out from the iPhone or iPad, although it seems like a very logical feature to have. Based on my understanding of the iPhone OS, it wouldn't be that tough to add. Just a few lines of code. But... nothing yet. If I come across it, I'll post about it for sure.Best,-Taz

Hi Taz,Do you know if the Proprompter app (or any other app) can output video from the iPhone to an external screen?Thanks,~Dietrich

Hi Dean,Glad you liked the video! And thanks very much for the kind words. Always appreciated.We're testing out the OWLE Bubo this weekend. Can't wait!-Taz

Thank you, thank you, thank you for showing what it's like to USE the ProPrompter Wing. I've seen so many videos that show people unwrapping it and showing what it looks like, etc. Finally it was helpful to SEE what it's like, especially when you showed test video of someone reading from it (different distances were much appreciated). I think I might buy a ProPrompter Wing after seeing this video. Keep up the good work. Nice open, btw.

Hi Felix,Interesting question. I don't think you'd have problems with contamination unless you were shooting under VERY low light conditions. The iPhone light shouldn't enter the lens directly assuming it's positioned properly. And if it's being reflected of your subject face, then you're way too close to your talent anyway. If all else fails, you can dim the iPhone screen... of course that makes it harder to read. I'm guessing you could find a healthy balance with a little trial and error. All that said, I've never shot with a teleprompter under very low light conditions, so I may be off base. Anyone else have any thoughts?Best,Taz

seems very nice...but im wondering about light pollution coming from the iphone... by having it so close to lens...i guess there would be no problem in well lit environment but what about when you dont have that light...would the iPhone pollute with his display brightness ?

Hi Martin,Will do!-Taz

I'm glad you are testing the ProMag too. It looks cool, but heavy. Please let us know about the weight.

Hi Todd,You're absolutely correct. Bodelin calls it a Mobile Device Clip, so clearly it's meant for any PDA or Smartphone. They also sell a 7" LCD that can mount on the wing (just in case you're using your iPhone for other stuff... like Rolando).Best,-Taz

Thanks for the review, Taz. Will the Wing only work with an iPhone? I would think it could hold just about any PDA or smartphone.

COOL! I read about that in the other post. I really wanted to see it working. Thanks!