A lightboard is a transparent whiteboard made of glass with internal lighting to make writing glow. A lightboard allows a presenter to write and draw while maintaining eye contact to deliver their message in a natural and engaging way. Video is filmed through the glass and mirrored so the orientation appears correct to the viewer. Lightboard pre...

This guide will help you understand options to live stream lightboard based presentations to your audience. Live streaming via the internet allows interacting with distant individuals and audiences. Live in-person lightboard presentations are done in classrooms, auditoriums, and places of worship.

We frequently get asked: what is needed to create lightboard videos? What equipment is needed to build a lightboard studio? The outline below covers the primary elements to help answer those questions! Required: Lightboard This is the critical piece of the studio as it is the canvas you present on. See more details here. Camera You can’t h...

Reflections off a lightboard should be systematically avoided. Confidence monitors and teleprompter near the camera create reflections off the lightboard that are visible to the camera. To eliminate that reflection, use a Circular Polarizing Lens Filter or CPL Filter. Learn how that works, and steps to implement.

Customers sometimes ask whether they would be better off buying a complete lightboard or building their own. For customers making educational videos or commercial content, a complete solution is often the best choice. For customers on a tight budget, our DIY Component kits can offer an attractive alternative. Learn more about the factors to consider.

Revolution Lightboard users make videos for education, marketing, business communication and more. Here are a few examples.

Cleaning lightboard glass requires a unique method that may seem counterintuitive at first but works great. Learn everything you need to know about cleaning your lightboard here.

Read our guide to setting up your lightboard studio, including recommended dimensions, camera placement, and how to eliminate reflections.