Two instruments to choose between, and an examiner who has done this in front of a camera before.
The two instruments shoot completely differently. Worth deciding early, because it changes the framing.
Pens, moving chart paper, ink
The one everybody pictures. Physical styluses writing on a rolling chart — it reads instantly on camera and needs no explanation to an audience. Two working units.
Best for Period pieces, drama, anything where the chart is the shot
A Stoelting UltraScribe, the analogue model. Swap for a photograph of our own unit when there is one.
Laptop, sensors, clean lines
What examiners actually use now. Less theatrical, more contemporary, and easier to shoot in a tight space or a modern set.
Best for Studio formats, creator channels, brand films
Manufacturer image, used with Lafayette Instrument Company's permission. Swap for a photograph of our own unit when there is one.
