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Hello and hi and this is going to be a slightly different kind of blog post, but hopefully still useful all the same. I feel I've got a really good lille setup for making my youtube videos and as a result, I've got stuck into a solid routine of filming and uploading helpful content. Peek it here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZjnMpfPinZiGwbH9SKghNA?view_as=subscriber I thought I'd share what I use with you in case anyone is interested. I feel like indie labels who want to up their content and SoMe game without investing LOADS into equipment would really benefit from this. Or music artists who want a step up from using their phone camera ✌🏼 (No disrespect to phone cameras, they've gotten super good! But you know what I mean). Ok so here we go. For 'sit down' videos I use a basic but solid Sony camera on an also basic but solid tripod. Natural daylight helps a very large amount so I try to film around late morning and I always film with me facing the window. As Copenhagen is usually pretty grey (I love you but you are so grey), I add much needed light with a rather large ring light which is SUCH A DREAM. It is so bright... truly blinding if you turn it up to the highest setting. In the height of summer, sometimes I can get away without it, but getting into the habit of bringing it out each time I need to film is definitely a Good Thing.
For videos 'on the go' I purchased a Go Pro Hero 8. I found it awkward taking the camera around town and while travelling and the go pro is the perfect answer to this conundrum. It's small, light, waterproof, everything proof and I have it attached to a handy grip which makes it super easy to use. The stabilisation is easily as good as a gimbal and the I'm really impressed with the quality. I feel I should add though, that it isn't great in low light or for close ups. I use it for a 'general shooting outside the house in daylight and all weather conditions' and it works amazingly well for that. It doesn't have a flip out screen but the picture is so wide that it's easy to vlog on too! And there you have it. My simple but does-the-job-quite-well-I-think setup. For anyone based in the UK I've linked the products I've mentioned. If you're in Denmark I've linked all the products below. These are affiliate links which means if you purchase from my link, I get a teeny tiny bit of commission. <3 MY YOUTUBE EQUIPMENT (for Denmark people) Ring Light: https://amzn.to/34JAohb Sony Camera: https://amzn.to/33EHkdT Go Pro Hero 8: https://amzn.to/2LdPsvC Tripod: https://amzn.to/2sFjJ01 Hard drive (1TB): https://amzn.to/37ZJg4f Hard drive (2TB): https://amzn.to/2YgTGrF MY YOUTUBE EQUIPMENT (for UK people) Ring Light: https://amzn.to/380G9ZE Sony Camera: https://amzn.to/33J6yrJ Go Pro Hero 8: https://amzn.to/2qgBqSP Tripod: https://amzn.to/2OJHEUM Hard drive (1TB): https://amzn.to/2OKj8Tt Hard drive (2TB): https://amzn.to/2Rpdrft Thanks for reading and I hope this was helpful to you. BYE for now xx #youtube #filmingsetup #filming #contentcreation #videoequipment #filmingequipment #youtubeequipment
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12/30/2019 08:06:33 am
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