May you please try to describe what about it is super awkward? I see Scott replied that it's him looking down at the camera.. I found nothing wrong BUT I am curious because as a creator I'd like to know something I may be un aware of. There aren't enough comments (5) to see if others also feel this way. I tried to see what would make this angle awkward, I was thinking maybe it's the lines ( desk line, wall corner line, door line, soon proofing lines, keyboard angle) in the composition not creating a "aesthetic" leading lines toward his face, maybe it's his eyes being on an upper third leading the eyes depending on the device for viewing to go toward the top of the screen vs a comfortable center of frame? I guess my interest in the message was more important than the aesthetic and camera angle/lighting/etc. #overanalysis #nerdthings
@@ancientburner when creating content, you're really never supposed to be looking down at the audience, unless it's done for artistic purpose. Ideally, you should be at eye level. That's how I took it.
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Thanks, brother. I appreciate it. Trying to just stream my consciousness. haha
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How much did you buy it for?
I'll go over all those details more once it closes.
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This camera angle seems super awkward. Dunno why. Not trying to be a jerk
Yeah, I'm kind of looking down. I'll fix that.
May you please try to describe what about it is super awkward? I see Scott replied that it's him looking down at the camera.. I found nothing wrong BUT I am curious because as a creator I'd like to know something I may be un aware of. There aren't enough comments (5) to see if others also feel this way. I tried to see what would make this angle awkward, I was thinking maybe it's the lines ( desk line, wall corner line, door line, soon proofing lines, keyboard angle) in the composition not creating a "aesthetic" leading lines toward his face, maybe it's his eyes being on an upper third leading the eyes depending on the device for viewing to go toward the top of the screen vs a comfortable center of frame? I guess my interest in the message was more important than the aesthetic and camera angle/lighting/etc. #overanalysis #nerdthings
@@ancientburner when creating content, you're really never supposed to be looking down at the audience, unless it's done for artistic purpose. Ideally, you should be at eye level. That's how I took it.
@@imscottsimson that, and not being able to see the top of your hair/head. Maybe I’m OCD but it distracted me 😅