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Sounds like you’re limiting your view to work-related calls. If I could have real eye contact on personal calls, it would make a huge difference. My current tec
by joshspankit 7y ago
Sounds like you’re limiting your view to work-related calls. If I could have real eye contact on personal calls, it would make a huge difference.
My current technique of looking just below the camera already makes a huge difference, and it’s only a hack to make it seem like eye contact for the other person.
- Zenbit_UX 7y agoYou would have to look directly into the camera, no? Why just below?
- tazard 7y agoI would guess because if you always looked directly into the camera, it would be harder to watch the video/see the other person at the same time.
- Zenst 7y agoIt is natural to look at the person and eye contact when talking to them. Hence we don't look at the camera, though I'm sure some people can and do this.
- thoughtfunction 7y agoI do half of that crap on personal calls too. Interestingly enough, I don't get those issues on phone calls! Or most audio only calls over the internet. The underlying issue is the technical failures of video calling, not the social environment it's used in.
- kungito 7y agoOn laptop I would reduce the video window to 10% of screen and put it just under the camera and it made a huge difference
- chillacy 7y agoI've had decent luck tilting the laptop screen down a bit so that it reduces the distance between the camera and the window