Eyedirect Interview Rig in Mumbai
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Rent Eyedirect Interview Rig in Mumbai

from ₹9000/day
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The EyeDirect is a professional optical tool designed to facilitate natural eye contact between an interviewer and a subject while the subject looks directly into the camera lens.

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Eyedirect Interview Rig
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₹9000/day
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Highlights

Patented Folding Wing Design
Allows for rapid setup and breakdown while maintaining a portable form factor for location shoots.
50/50 Beamsplitter Glass
High-quality optical glass ensures the subject sees a clear reflection of the interviewer without affecting the camera's image quality.
Adjustable Camera Riser
Features a versatile baseplate that accommodates everything from compact mirrorless cameras to large-scale cinema rigs like the ARRI Alexa.
Dual Functionality
Can be used as a direct-eye-contact device for interviews or converted into a traditional iPad/tablet teleprompter.

Specifications

Weight11 lbs (4.9 kg)
Mounting Threads1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 tripod mounting points
Glass Dimensions8" x 12" Beamsplitter
Maximum Lens DiameterFits lenses up to 114mm outer diameter
ConstructionPowder-coated aluminum and high-grade optical mirrors

Frequently asked questions

How does the EyeDirect work?

It uses a series of mirrors to reflect the interviewer's face onto a glass pane positioned in front of the camera lens. This allows the subject to see the interviewer while looking directly at the camera.

Does the EyeDirect require power or batteries?

No, the EyeDirect is a purely optical system. It requires no batteries, cables, or external power sources to function, making it highly reliable for field use.

Can I use an iPad with the EyeDirect?

Yes, the EyeDirect includes a specialized tray that can hold an iPad or tablet, allowing the device to function as a standard teleprompter when not used for live interviews.

What is the best lens for the EyeDirect?

It is recommended to use focal lengths between 35mm and 85mm (full-frame equivalent). Lenses wider than 35mm may see the edges of the rig, while very long lenses may require more distance than the mirrors allow.