You can also go into the Video Settings there. In my case, I have two cameras: the built-in camera in my Mac (which I don’t really like, quality-wise), and my Logitech Brio, which is my camera of choice (and the one I used for this video). There, you can choose which camera you’re going to use as the main feed. Now, at the bottom of your screen, you’ll find your video options. Of course, I was the only one here - though if you watch the tutorial here, you’ll find a certain somebody making a furry cameo (and quite a ruckus)! Thus, I decided to whip up a quick and easy tutorial for using Zoom background effects. Some want to make their digital backdrops look just a tad more convincing others simply don’t know where to start! Visual Enhancements for Zoom ConferencingĪctually, you won’t believe the number of people who’ve been asking me about how to effectively use Zoom’s virtual background options.
However, I won’t deny that looks also matter, so today, we’re going to look at how you can easily add some panache to your Zoom videos. Now, in my opinion, the best way to do that is to improve the quality of your audio, maybe invest in some good equipment. (In fact, I think I’ve seen enough jokes about people “going to work without wearing pants” to last me all the way to 2021.) However, it doesn’t hurt to want to up your Zoom video conferencing game, especially if you want to project a more professional image or promote your brand. Video conferencing doesn’t really require much from us, if you think about it. Since face-to-face meetings are currently out of the question, Zoom meetings are the next best thing. Working remotely means we need a way to communicate with our colleagues and clients on a consistent basis, even just in the virtual space. So unless there's something borderline illegal happening behind you-in which case, please don't make me report you, Joey-don't blur your background.Due to the current state of the world, we are increasingly working from home-and as a direct result, more and more of us are getting into Zoom conferencing. Or you might just see that the sun's out where they are and live vicariously.
You might notice a mirror they have, ask where they got it, and then buy multiples for your own house (true story). You might see their partner or kid or dog walk by in the background. And as much of a curmudgeon as I like to think I am, it's nice to have those moments.īy keeping your background visible, you get to know your remote coworkers better. This kind of interaction doesn't happen if you blur your background. I'd seen those framed pieces behind her for a year, and until that conversation, I had no idea she'd drawn them.
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