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Hey guys,

So whenever people film themselves painting miniatures they seem to use an overhead camera so they can work with both hands whilst the model remains filmed.

Pretty basic question then from an un-initiated individual then; how do they go about achieving that setup? Some kind of mount?

Since in those videos most of the time the camera stands still the whole video its probably just a standard tripod mounted camera. I think with a head mounted camera the videos would be horrible to watch.