Proper camera placement is key to capturing high-quality video and audio for your live streams. With AVKANS Go —you can tailor your setup to fit different event sizes, lighting conditions, and audio requirements. Here’s how to position AVKANS Go camera for the best results.
AVKANS Go Placement Tips
Fixed Wide Field of View (~84°)
The AVKANS Go’s built-in lens captures a roughly 84° FOV, making it well-suited for small to medium-sized rooms. Position it about 5–7 feet from your primary subject or stage area so viewers can clearly see faces and expressions.
3.5 mm Audio Input
For venues with professional-grade audio, plug in a soundboard feed through the camera’s 3.5 mm jack. This ensures pristine audio, regardless of how close the camera is to the stage or speaker.
Close-Up or Wide Shot?
While the wide lens lets you stay relatively close, you can still cover a moderate area. If you have multiple presenters or a stage performance, consider placing the camera so that the entire focal area fits within the 84° FOV.
General Best Practices
Framing & Focus
Make sure your subject is well-framed. Test your shot beforehand for lighting, composition, and headroom.
Prioritize Good Audio
If in-camera audio isn’t sufficient (e.g., a large hall), integrate external mics, a soundboard feed, or dedicated audio mixers. Good audio can elevate your entire stream.
Adjust for Movement
If your event includes mobile presenters or performers, consider a slightly wider angle (or lens choice) so they remain in view.
Avoid Backlighting
Ensure the main light source is in front of your subject rather than behind them. Position the camera so bright windows or stage lights aren’t shining directly into the lens.
By leveraging AVKANS Go’s all-in-one design—you can create a professional-looking broadcast with minimal hassle. Experiment with positioning and lens options to find a setup that highlights your event beautifully for both in-person and online audiences.
