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I don't know what kind of Facetime calls you're having but 99% of the time I'm looking at someone's face, but we're not making eye contact. The video is almost
by deanCommie 3y ago
I don't know what kind of Facetime calls you're having but 99% of the time I'm looking at someone's face, but we're not making eye contact.
The video is almost never exactly where the camera is, and if the person is using an external camera or a secondary monitor, the eyeline will never line up.
It's fine! But you never have the illusion that you're talking to the person directly. Which may be is good enough for adults working on professional projects.
But it's not good enough for a parent interacting with a young child.