#THUMBS UP DRAWING OF MYSELF MAC#

If others on the call can't see your desktop, click the Desk View button in the FaceTime window again, then click the Share Desk View button in the Desk View window. If using FaceTime, the Desk View window should already be shared. (To skip this setup step in the future, use the View menu in the Desk View menu bar to turn off Always Show Setup.)Ĭlick Start Desk View, then share the Desk View window: You can also make these adjustments after you start Desk View.

If you can't get a good view of both face and desktop, try again with your iPhone in portrait orientation. To zoom in or out of your desktop, drag the onscreen control in the Desk View setup window. MacOS Ventura: Click Control Center in the menu bar, click Video Effects, then click Desk View.įaceTime: Click the Desk View button in the video window. MacOS Sonoma or later: Choose Desk View from the Video menu in the menu bar. Start your video call, then open the Desk View app as follows, depending on your video app and the version of macOS you're using: It's great for creating DIY videos, showing live sketches over FaceTime, and more. Using the Ultra Wide camera of your iPhone, Desk View shows your desk and your face at the same time.

#THUMBS UP DRAWING OF MYSELF MAC#

Requires a Mac using Continuity Camera with iPhone 11 or later, excluding iPhone SE models To move the bubble, drag it to any position in your video window (not in the preview window). You can point to important details.įrom the screen-sharing menu in the menu bar, click Small. The small overlay shows your face in a movable bubble, which gives more space to the screen you're sharing. To move the shared screen to the other side of you, move your pointer over the video preview, then click the button with the opposing arrows in the lower-right corner of the preview. Use the video preview in this menu to confirm that the effect is working and see what your viewers see. Use the screen-sharing feature of your video app to share a screen.įrom the screen-sharing menu in the menu bar, click Large. Your room appears in the background (virtual backgrounds are disabled), and you can walk, talk, and move in front of the screen. The large overlay keeps you prominent while your shared screen is framed next to you - even when using Center Stage. Presenter Overlay elevates your presence by including you on top of the content that you’re sharing when on a video call. Requires macOS Sonoma or later on a Mac with Apple silicon

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