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Wow, amazing and clear instructions!!

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I have found that the camera changes the lighting/colour of your makeup and/or clothes. It's always a good idea to turn on Zoom before the meeting to double check how you will look on the camera versus just rely on our good ol' mirrors to get ready.

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I appreciated the tip about paying attention to the necklines of the shirt you're wearing. I noticed I wore a v-neck shirt in an interview that would have been completely appropriate in person, but the way my camera was angled, well, you couldn't see the shirt. Lesson learned!

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I appreciated the tips to Mute your Camera/Mute your Mike as while to me this seems common sense but I've noticed in many Zoom meetings people forget and are running around or doing distracting things on camera that they shouldn't (like eating or phone calls). For me the most annoying thing is sound distractions, it takes a second to mute your mike and it makes it such a better experience for everyone else not having to listen. Innocent mistakes can happen and we have to be understanding but if we all strive to respect the space, it will become a much better space for us to learn and grow.

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Really liked the tip - using the pile of books to elevate the camera/laptop/device above eye level.

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Colour does make a signature look. I also enjoyed the tip about collar shirts and texture in clothing.

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Great tips. I agree with checking all of these details before you begin a meeting so that we don't all see a bunch of adjustments (height, light, etc.) once the meeting starts.

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These are all great tips. I agree with Belinda adding a ring light makes a big difference.

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This was a wonderful video!  More specifically, I really enjoyed seeing how the clothing colours and styles made such a big difference.  I would love to share my fav tip; the best lighting for Zoom calls is a ring light!  

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This was a wonderful video!  More specifically, I really enjoyed seeing how the clothing colours and styles made such a big difference.  I would love to share my fav tip; the best lighting for Zoom calls is a ring light!  

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Belinda Zissopoulos

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I have found it helpful to see the camera view before joining the call.  This way, you can check to ensure you are at the right height, the background is acceptable and the lighting is optimized. You can do this in Zoom by following the steps here
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362313-Testing-your-video.

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Overview

You can test your video camera with Zoom before joining the meeting to ensure the camera is working properly.

The steps below will walk you through testing your video manually. You can also start a test Zoom meeting.

Prerequisites

Zoom desktop client

Zoom mobile app

1. Click the arrow next to Start/Stop Video.

2. This will open up your video settings and you can change your camera.

1. Sign in to the Zoom app.

2. Toggle Video On.

3. If this is your first time joining a Zoom meeting from this device, you will be asked to allow Zoom permission to access the camera and microphone.

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You can test your video camera with Zoom before joining the meeting to ensure the camera is working properly. The steps below will walk you through testing your video manually. You can also start a test Zoom meeting. Zoom desktop client Zoom mobile app Click the arrow next to Start/Stop Video.