My setup is my kitchen because I have a cooking channel. Just getting started and use my GoPro b-roll and my iPhone for the video. Experimenting with camera placement and lighting.
I made an extra room in the house my craft room husband finally allowed after a year, guess gauging if I was serious about this UA-cam stuff and social media since I never had any of this in my life before. Have two light a ring light a mic. But do wish I could record outside more often especially being in Texas when the weather is nice and not 110 lol only think is I’m now having issues with Instagram posting my flatlays where the pictures look hazy. But when I take off all filters it looks fine but picture looks dull. Great video BTW ❤ thanks for the behind the scenes look 😊
@@PracticalPlanswithRey Oh that's great, I'd love a dedicated room for filming but sadly we don't have one. What is causing the picture to look hazy? Is it some kind of filter?
I've been dipping in & out on your channel and the consistency you've implemented is well admired!! I've also noticed how fast your channel has grown in such a short time... idk if you're monetized yet but congratulations if you are!! And if not, I'm sure you're not far away!!
@Ty_Myers absolutely!! Yeah, those 4000 watch hrs can be very elusive but it looks like you're doing everything right and I can appreciate that!! Thank you for sharing all your hard work 🫡💯
Hey Ty, I really enjoy your authentic personality and how you present things! UA-cam recommended this video to me today, and I'm glad I discovered someone new! Look forward to seeing what else you've done and what more you'll do!
Hey thanks Scott, I appreciate you watching and commenting. I see you just started your channel, congrats on getting going! What all will you posting about on your channel? Also, I love cereal!
@@Ty_Myers so I wanted to start documenting things I’m already doing in my life which naturally will include things I’m interested in, like tech, family, having fun, experiencing things, and whatever else. I think the channel will naturally take form over time and it will be fun making online friendships/acquaintances along the way. Over all, it will be priceless to be able to look back at the videos in the future and relive/re-feel things.
@@ScottSmithStuff oh that's great, I love that! So it's more about documenting where you've been so you can reflect back on things. I think that's a wonderful idea. I wish you all the best as you start to ramp up more videos. And keep in touch, let me know if I can be of help in any way!
Thanks so much, I appreciate you watching :D What kind of gear are you using for your videos if you don't mind my asking? Also, do you do any fly fishing? My GF is getting into fly fishing here in Colorado.
@@Ty_Myers Connecting the mic to the second iphone was most helpful, surprisingly. I'm turning one of my two grown kids spare rooms into a "youtube studio" so exciting. I'm starting over after three months of applying wrong information to my channel. I'm not bitter about the previous info I received and wasted time applying (after all it got me started creating video that's now deleted) however I relate most to how you've set things up even down to jotting down bullet points to follow while on camera. So glad youtube recommended this video that ended my search for today. Happy holidays to you and your family. :)
@@BonnieTheBeliever Oh that's so wonderful about the studio, I'm very jealous! Happy Holidays to you as well :D If you don't mind my asking, what kind of wrong information had you received early on?
Thanks Ty. I have been scrolling aound the internet for a vlogg camera (that I can't afford anyway) so it is good that you kicked my behind in that my phone is perfectly fine for what I am doing right now! 🙏🙏🙏
@@Ty_Myers I was looking at diffrent ones, DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and Sony ZV-1 II but I am not an actionvlogger - nor talking head so I am not sure yet - but it is good to check out options I guess.
@@studiotezart I've heard great things about the Osmo 3. There's also the DJI Gimbals, the Mobile 3 I think it's called, this way it's less expensive and you can use your phone.
Loved this! My setup is low tech. A ring light I've had for years because I don't get much light in my house where I like to film, my osmo pocket 3 (used to be a canon and before that my phone). I don't use my mic much because I feel like it sounds weird, but I didn't think about treating the sound.
Thanks Nichole :D I see so many people mention their Osmo Pocket 3. I'm so tempted! I love the face tracking, it makes the videos look so slick . Your videos look great too btw. Would you recommend the Osmo Pocket 3?
@ Thank you!! I honestly would recommend it if you are looking to upgrade and want to do more than talking head videos. It takes really nice pictures, it’s smooth for vlogging and discrete if you are a little uncomfortable, and you can use it for short form content. However, if you only need a camera for talking head I would stick with your iPhone. Your videos are clear and the quality is great. I didn’t even know you were using your phone! Just depends if you wanna spend the coin and free up your phone
@@NicholeYvonne Ok thank you Nichole for the feedback. I really liked the face tracking feature, I think that's what attracts me most to it BUT I don't really move around all that much so I'm not sure why I'd even need that hah. I've got an itch though to get outside and walk and talk more, maybe that's something. We shall see. Thanks again for the input and Happy Holidays to you!
Thanks for showing us the whole shabang! 🤣 I think this will be really helpful for people wondering what to use for getting started. Those windows are great for nice lighting! I like how simple, yet effective your setup is. I don't have a natural light option in my room at all. So I use an Amaran 200d LED light that I got on sale and a 60" Glow octabox that I wasn't using for my photography any more. I have a couple of small old LED lights and lamps to light up the back of my room. Before that I used a really cheap light kit with 5 flourescent bulbs and a white shoot through umbrella and that worked fine for a long time. For my audio, I have a RODE VideoMic Pro boomed on a stand above and in front of me just out of frame. That plugs straight into my camera. My screen recording is pretty complex currently because of the nature of what I record there (Studio One, Loopback, OBS, etc.). I'm hoping to find a simpler solution, but it works for now 😅
Yes! Thanks for all the details. I'm hoping at some point I can figure out how to get into a dedicated room so I can control the lighting a bit better. I'm somewhat restricted to certain hours of the day where I can record. What does Studio One and Loopback do?
@@Ty_Myers Studio One is the recording software I usually use for writing and recording songs (guitars, drums, vocals, etc.) I often demonstrate how I do this in my videos with screen recording. Loopback takes audio from different (or even multiple software applications at the same time) and sends that to OBS. Kind of like funneling a bunch of different possible audio sources down to just a single source that OBS sees. This allows me to hear what I'm doing in Studio One while playing guitar live as well as other things. Hopefully that makes sense.
Great video. I have a very similar set up. I use iPhones to record all of my content and have been since 2015. Just a pro tip..since you’re not using your MacBook to read your notes, you can use it to mirror the image on your iPhone. That way if you want to use your rear cameras (higher quality) instead of the front facing, you can see yourself and frame your shot using the image on your MacBook. All you have to do is set everything up like you have it in your vid, then choose the “Mirroring” icon on your iPhone, then choose to mirror on your MacBook. That has been a game changer for me.
+1 for this :) Colors tend to be better using the rear camera (main 1x lens) also, and using the mac to mirror is a good trick :) For Windows users there are some options for displaying the iphone screen, but most of them are either paid to remove watermarks etc or have weird quirks. Personally I use an older iphone with Blackmagic Camera App installed, which I also use on my main 15 pro max to record, and the BM Cam App has a remote control feature that allows me to not only see what the other phone sees, but control it as well, very usefull :) And to Ty: Yes, I will be making a video on that soon :)
Thanks for this, I'm going to shift back to the rear camera. I started with the rear camera and just set up my shot in that tripod and then used my mic to gauge where to sit. I never thought to use my mac to mirror the shot though, I'll have to give that a try. I don't think I like the front facing camera after having tested it out in quite a few videos. I find myself looking at myself and not always at the lens and also it doesn't seem to be quite a good. For the mirroring, are you referring to the newer iPhone Mirroring feature that's relatively new?
@@AndreSjoberg haha you knew I was going to ask didn't you lol. I think that's going to be my next step is trying out Blackmagic. At some point I'd like to get more skilled up on getting the right exposure and white balance in my shot.
@@Ty_Myers Hehehe ;) It is a «game changer» in terms of control, and since we are using phones the aperture is locked anyway, and the shutter speed needs to be either 1/48 for 24 fps or 1/60 for 30fps - so the only settings you will be adjusting is the iso and the white balance for all practical purposes. And one doesn’t *have* to film in apple log, so it doesn’t have to impart way much extra work, but if one wants to learn the option of doing log and outs and grading is there if one wants to :)
Hey George, in this particular video I used ScreenFlow to record both myself (webcam) and my screen. But this can also be done with QuickTime if you're on a Mac. What kind of computer are you using and are you looking to do screen-shares like this where your face is showing?
@ I learned about the grid settings on my iPhone that I had not explored. Unfortunately I don’t have the cinematic mode it seems. Or am not finding it 😅 I need to invest on a microphone but am not sure what to buy. Should be good for ASMR but very versatile since I may pivot in the future and am on low budget.
I’ve been waiting for the behind the scenes! 😁 cool setup, keep it simple! Right now I use an S23 Ultra plugged into a USB hub, HDMI out to my PC monitor, and USB mic going into the hub. Then I transfer the video to iPhone and edit on CapCut mobile 😂😂😂 a bit unnecessary, but my iPhone 13 Pro doesn’t have the same functionality as the 15 Pro and up when it comes to using with the USB hub/USB mic/video out to the monitor, at least not that I’ve found. Maybe I’ll just start editing on the S23 Ultra and save a step 😂
tried a few and they don’t get it working with my USB hub (maybe need a higher quality adapter). I like the hub with HDMI out to a monitor so I can use the better rear cameras, but the front camera ain’t all that bad!
@@grownuppains I went from the rear camera to the front camera recently in videos and I'm not sure if it's just my lighting in my house or any treatment I might be doing in CapCut but it seems a little off. I may go back to my rear camera to test.
Great video, Thanks Ty, so I know that we can go 4k with the front camera on I phone, but that setting disappears when I hit cinematic mode. Does that mean it’s not filming anymore on 4k ? I use 13 pro.
Ahh that's a great question. I just tested with my iPhone and I still have the 4k setting with Cinematic mode enabled on the front camera. I'm what if you use the rear facing camera, do you still see the 4k option in cinematic?
@ I just tried that and Nop, the setting display just disappears as soon as I hit cinematic (even on rear). Chat gpt says 4k is supported on front facing cinematic but I just cant do it 🥸
@@thehippiespirit Well depending on the content, 1080p is also great with Cinematic mode. What kind of content do you shoot? Do you need Cinematic mode or 4k? What do you think?
@ I film most of my video on cinematic mode even if it doesn’t show 4k. I do talking head videos so having a nice background blur always comes in handy.
@@attorneygriggs oh lovely, I keep hearing from folks using the Osmo Pocket 3. How are you liking, do you mind if I ask what you use it for, or what features you take advantage of with it? (I'm considering one)
It doesn't speed up the video but it's better for slow-mo because you see more frames in the same condensed period of time which makes it appear smoother while still slow. It's also better for fast-paced video, or video with a lot of movement. (imagine somebody snowboarding, you'd want a high frame-rate to capture that so there's less motion blur between the frames). For talking-head video like I do, 24 or 30 fps is just fine.
That is a great question and clearly I don't have a great answer because I'm not very good at not looking ay myself all the time. It was probably noticeable in this video. I think the best way, is to use the rear facing camera, as long as you can stay in frame that is. But it's a skill like everything else. The more you do it (using the front-facing camera), and the more comfortable and intentional you get about focusing on the lens, the easier it will become. Have you tried using the front-camera and noticed you look at yourself often?
@@Ty_Myers I have been trying different video ideas but the amount of takes I have scrapped purely as I keep looking at the screen on the front-facing camera and it is very noticeable for me, was not for you. I am going to try the rear camera, that may be easier. I think you do it very well which is one of the reasons I found your channel and loving your tips etc.
@@NoNameMotoChannel well thank you kindly, I appreciate the feedback. I would say give a try with the rear camera. Are you going to be mostly stationary (kind of like how I am?) or will you moving around a lot?
@@NoNameMotoChannel Ok that makes sense, for mostly stationary shots the rear facing camera would be my recommendation then. In your Bonneville video, around 2:13 was that the front or rear camera? If it was the front, I couldn't tell if you were looking at yourself or the lens. It looked pretty good actually!
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Is your home studio as low-tech as mine? I'd love to know what your recording setup is like. Let me know!
My setup is my kitchen because I have a cooking channel. Just getting started and use my GoPro b-roll and my iPhone for the video. Experimenting with camera placement and lighting.
@@TheTwistedJalapeno love it, thanks for sharing :D
I made an extra room in the house my craft room husband finally allowed after a year, guess gauging if I was serious about this UA-cam stuff and social media since I never had any of this in my life before. Have two light a ring light a mic. But do wish I could record outside more often especially being in Texas when the weather is nice and not 110 lol only think is I’m now having issues with Instagram posting my flatlays where the pictures look hazy. But when I take off all filters it looks fine but picture looks dull. Great video BTW ❤ thanks for the behind the scenes look 😊
@@PracticalPlanswithRey Oh that's great, I'd love a dedicated room for filming but sadly we don't have one. What is causing the picture to look hazy? Is it some kind of filter?
@@Ty_Myers dunno it’s through Apple I just use the simple automatic one. But still make it look hazy.
You make it look so. As a 70yr old doing UA-cam videos getting pointers is extremely important thank you! Marvin
Hey Marvin, thanks for dropping by! Mike had mentioned you in his recent video ya? Well done to you sir on everything you are doing 🙏
@ Thanks. Yea that was really nice of him. I’ll be back.
@@MarvsFixitShop sure was, he's such a great guy. Happy Holidays to you Marvin.
@ thank you back at you
I've been dipping in & out on your channel and the consistency you've implemented is well admired!! I've also noticed how fast your channel has grown in such a short time... idk if you're monetized yet but congratulations if you are!! And if not, I'm sure you're not far away!!
Hey thanks man, I appreciate you watching. Still working on the 4000 watch time hours needed but headed in the right direction. Keep the faith!
@Ty_Myers absolutely!! Yeah, those 4000 watch hrs can be very elusive but it looks like you're doing everything right and I can appreciate that!! Thank you for sharing all your hard work 🫡💯
Good, simple setup. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Allen! Setup and breakdown just a bit easier than your broadcast cameras :D
Hey Ty, I really enjoy your authentic personality and how you present things! UA-cam recommended this video to me today, and I'm glad I discovered someone new! Look forward to seeing what else you've done and what more you'll do!
(even if you did say "shabang" twice haha... i don't judge haha)
Hey thanks Scott, I appreciate you watching and commenting. I see you just started your channel, congrats on getting going! What all will you posting about on your channel? Also, I love cereal!
@@ScottSmithStuff haha, I don't think I've ever said that word ever in my life yet somehow it comes out twice in a UA-cam video. 🤔
@@Ty_Myers so I wanted to start documenting things I’m already doing in my life which naturally will include things I’m interested in, like tech, family, having fun, experiencing things, and whatever else. I think the channel will naturally take form over time and it will be fun making online friendships/acquaintances along the way. Over all, it will be priceless to be able to look back at the videos in the future and relive/re-feel things.
@@ScottSmithStuff oh that's great, I love that! So it's more about documenting where you've been so you can reflect back on things. I think that's a wonderful idea. I wish you all the best as you start to ramp up more videos. And keep in touch, let me know if I can be of help in any way!
Great video, Ty!
Thanks so much, I appreciate you watching :D What kind of gear are you using for your videos if you don't mind my asking?
Also, do you do any fly fishing? My GF is getting into fly fishing here in Colorado.
Well done. Making is easy for beginners to see how to get going.
Thanks Andrew, I appreciate you checking this out and commenting.
I like your simple setup. Thanks for sharing and for the inspiration!
Thanks sir. I appreciate you watching. Anything surprise you about my setup?
this video was super helpful... oh and the captions pointing out you saying SHABANG what hilarious. 😂
aww thanks Bonnie, I'm glad you watched. Anything in particular stand out for you after seeing the whole shabang?!
@@Ty_Myers Connecting the mic to the second iphone was most helpful, surprisingly. I'm turning one of my two grown kids spare rooms into a "youtube studio" so exciting. I'm starting over after three months of applying wrong information to my channel. I'm not bitter about the previous info I received and wasted time applying (after all it got me started creating video that's now deleted) however I relate most to how you've set things up even down to jotting down bullet points to follow while on camera. So glad youtube recommended this video that ended my search for today. Happy holidays to you and your family. :)
@@BonnieTheBeliever Oh that's so wonderful about the studio, I'm very jealous! Happy Holidays to you as well :D
If you don't mind my asking, what kind of wrong information had you received early on?
Great video. Nice simple setup works well.
Thanks Andrew, I appreciate you watching. Hope all is well on your end, happy holidays!
Thanks Ty. I have been scrolling aound the internet for a vlogg camera (that I can't afford anyway) so it is good that you kicked my behind in that my phone is perfectly fine for what I am doing right now! 🙏🙏🙏
Sure thing! And yeah our smartphones are amazing for this type of content. What were you considering before?
@@Ty_Myers I was looking at diffrent ones, DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and Sony ZV-1 II but I am not an actionvlogger - nor talking head so I am not sure yet - but it is good to check out options I guess.
@@studiotezart I've heard great things about the Osmo 3. There's also the DJI Gimbals, the Mobile 3 I think it's called, this way it's less expensive and you can use your phone.
@@Ty_Myers exactly, further along the youtubejourney I can reward myself with something. But for now I will make due.
@@studiotezart sounds like a plan :D
Loved this! My setup is low tech. A ring light I've had for years because I don't get much light in my house where I like to film, my osmo pocket 3 (used to be a canon and before that my phone). I don't use my mic much because I feel like it sounds weird, but I didn't think about treating the sound.
Thanks Nichole :D I see so many people mention their Osmo Pocket 3. I'm so tempted! I love the face tracking, it makes the videos look so slick . Your videos look great too btw. Would you recommend the Osmo Pocket 3?
@ Thank you!! I honestly would recommend it if you are looking to upgrade and want to do more than talking head videos. It takes really nice pictures, it’s smooth for vlogging and discrete if you are a little uncomfortable, and you can use it for short form content. However, if you only need a camera for talking head I would stick with your iPhone. Your videos are clear and the quality is great. I didn’t even know you were using your phone! Just depends if you wanna spend the coin and free up your phone
@@NicholeYvonne Ok thank you Nichole for the feedback. I really liked the face tracking feature, I think that's what attracts me most to it BUT I don't really move around all that much so I'm not sure why I'd even need that hah. I've got an itch though to get outside and walk and talk more, maybe that's something. We shall see. Thanks again for the input and Happy Holidays to you!
Thanks for showing us the whole shabang! 🤣 I think this will be really helpful for people wondering what to use for getting started.
Those windows are great for nice lighting! I like how simple, yet effective your setup is. I don't have a natural light option in my room at all. So I use an Amaran 200d LED light that I got on sale and a 60" Glow octabox that I wasn't using for my photography any more. I have a couple of small old LED lights and lamps to light up the back of my room. Before that I used a really cheap light kit with 5 flourescent bulbs and a white shoot through umbrella and that worked fine for a long time.
For my audio, I have a RODE VideoMic Pro boomed on a stand above and in front of me just out of frame. That plugs straight into my camera. My screen recording is pretty complex currently because of the nature of what I record there (Studio One, Loopback, OBS, etc.). I'm hoping to find a simpler solution, but it works for now 😅
Yes! Thanks for all the details. I'm hoping at some point I can figure out how to get into a dedicated room so I can control the lighting a bit better. I'm somewhat restricted to certain hours of the day where I can record. What does Studio One and Loopback do?
@@Ty_Myers Studio One is the recording software I usually use for writing and recording songs (guitars, drums, vocals, etc.) I often demonstrate how I do this in my videos with screen recording. Loopback takes audio from different (or even multiple software applications at the same time) and sends that to OBS. Kind of like funneling a bunch of different possible audio sources down to just a single source that OBS sees. This allows me to hear what I'm doing in Studio One while playing guitar live as well as other things. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@DadRockAndGuitars ahh yes it does, thanks for that breakdown. Pretty safe to say you're a wee bit more advanced than I am hah. Sounds fun though :D
Thanks for the info
No problem! Thank you Jay. Are you thinking of posting some videos?
Great video. I have a very similar set up. I use iPhones to record all of my content and have been since 2015. Just a pro tip..since you’re not using your MacBook to read your notes, you can use it to mirror the image on your iPhone. That way if you want to use your rear cameras (higher quality) instead of the front facing, you can see yourself and frame your shot using the image on your MacBook. All you have to do is set everything up like you have it in your vid, then choose the “Mirroring” icon on your iPhone, then choose to mirror on your MacBook. That has been a game changer for me.
+1 for this :) Colors tend to be better using the rear camera (main 1x lens) also, and using the mac to mirror is a good trick :) For Windows users there are some options for displaying the iphone screen, but most of them are either paid to remove watermarks etc or have weird quirks. Personally I use an older iphone with Blackmagic Camera App installed, which I also use on my main 15 pro max to record, and the BM Cam App has a remote control feature that allows me to not only see what the other phone sees, but control it as well, very usefull :)
And to Ty: Yes, I will be making a video on that soon :)
Thanks for this, I'm going to shift back to the rear camera. I started with the rear camera and just set up my shot in that tripod and then used my mic to gauge where to sit. I never thought to use my mac to mirror the shot though, I'll have to give that a try.
I don't think I like the front facing camera after having tested it out in quite a few videos. I find myself looking at myself and not always at the lens and also it doesn't seem to be quite a good.
For the mirroring, are you referring to the newer iPhone Mirroring feature that's relatively new?
@@AndreSjoberg haha you knew I was going to ask didn't you lol. I think that's going to be my next step is trying out Blackmagic. At some point I'd like to get more skilled up on getting the right exposure and white balance in my shot.
@@Ty_Myers Hehehe ;) It is a «game changer» in terms of control, and since we are using phones the aperture is locked anyway, and the shutter speed needs to be either 1/48 for 24 fps or 1/60 for 30fps - so the only settings you will be adjusting is the iso and the white balance for all practical purposes. And one doesn’t *have* to film in apple log, so it doesn’t have to impart way much extra work, but if one wants to learn the option of doing log and outs and grading is there if one wants to :)
@@AndreSjoberg I think this one does want to (eventually), baby steps though.
Got a recommendation for where to start?
Mines so low tech I’m in the garage!
Thanks for sharing Ty.
Haha nice, that's pretty low tech 😄
I only wish I had room in the garage
Great, simple setup! I am so jealous of those windows though!😂
Thanks, and they sure do come in handy.
What did you use to make the small video of you explaining editing while sharing your screen?
Hey George, in this particular video I used ScreenFlow to record both myself (webcam) and my screen. But this can also be done with QuickTime if you're on a Mac. What kind of computer are you using and are you looking to do screen-shares like this where your face is showing?
Thank you. This was helpful!
You are welcome, thanks for watching. Was there anything surprising about anything I shared?
@ I learned about the grid settings on my iPhone that I had not explored. Unfortunately I don’t have the cinematic mode it seems. Or am not finding it 😅 I need to invest on a microphone but am not sure what to buy. Should be good for ASMR but very versatile since I may pivot in the future and am on low budget.
@@socksandsandalsASMR what iPhone model do you have?
@@Ty_Myers I have an iphone SE. I think only newer or less "budget" models have it.
@@socksandsandalsASMR ahh ok that might be the case.
8 hours in and you're hitting a 24% like rate. Keep those likes rolling in.
Hey thanks, I didn't ever think to measure that. Are you looking at the number of likes vs number of views?
@Ty_Myers watch the views roll in as you get more likes.
@@HealthandWealth-2024 interesting, good observation 🙏
I’ve been waiting for the behind the scenes! 😁 cool setup, keep it simple!
Right now I use an S23 Ultra plugged into a USB hub, HDMI out to my PC monitor, and USB mic going into the hub. Then I transfer the video to iPhone and edit on CapCut mobile 😂😂😂 a bit unnecessary, but my iPhone 13 Pro doesn’t have the same functionality as the 15 Pro and up when it comes to using with the USB hub/USB mic/video out to the monitor, at least not that I’ve found. Maybe I’ll just start editing on the S23 Ultra and save a step 😂
ah ha good to know! Is it a calbe issue, wouldn't a Lighting to USB-C work?
tried a few and they don’t get it working with my USB hub (maybe need a higher quality adapter). I like the hub with HDMI out to a monitor so I can use the better rear cameras, but the front camera ain’t all that bad!
@@grownuppains I went from the rear camera to the front camera recently in videos and I'm not sure if it's just my lighting in my house or any treatment I might be doing in CapCut but it seems a little off. I may go back to my rear camera to test.
Great video, Thanks Ty, so I know that we can go 4k with the front camera on I phone, but that setting disappears when I hit cinematic mode. Does that mean it’s not filming anymore on 4k ? I use 13 pro.
Ahh that's a great question. I just tested with my iPhone and I still have the 4k setting with Cinematic mode enabled on the front camera. I'm what if you use the rear facing camera, do you still see the 4k option in cinematic?
@ I just tried that and Nop, the setting display just disappears as soon as I hit cinematic (even on rear). Chat gpt says 4k is supported on front facing cinematic but I just cant do it 🥸
@@thehippiespirit Well depending on the content, 1080p is also great with Cinematic mode. What kind of content do you shoot? Do you need Cinematic mode or 4k? What do you think?
@ I film most of my video on cinematic mode even if it doesn’t show 4k. I do talking head videos so having a nice background blur always comes in handy.
@@thehippiespirit yes 100%, then I think you have all you need. 4k is nice but it's really not needed for most.
Great video
Thanks so much! What are you using if you don't mind my asking? Curious if anything here stood out as helpful?
@ iPhone setup and DJI pocket 3 mostly . Yes it did
@@attorneygriggs oh lovely, I keep hearing from folks using the Osmo Pocket 3. How are you liking, do you mind if I ask what you use it for, or what features you take advantage of with it? (I'm considering one)
@ lt is awesome. I have it and 2 pocket 2s. Easy and compact. I use it with a tripod stick on the go. So easy to use.
@@attorneygriggs I love it, thanks for sharing. Maybe in the new year I'll consider (assuming I can find ways to use some of the features) 🙏
Does using 50 or 60 fps speed up the video? If not what's the advantage?
It doesn't speed up the video but it's better for slow-mo because you see more frames in the same condensed period of time which makes it appear smoother while still slow.
It's also better for fast-paced video, or video with a lot of movement. (imagine somebody snowboarding, you'd want a high frame-rate to capture that so there's less motion blur between the frames). For talking-head video like I do, 24 or 30 fps is just fine.
I’ll get some pics of my setup when I start lol you won’t believe me
You got this! When are you starting :D
@ have the next few weeks off so aiming for this weekend, I’m going to be doing videos about a touchy subject so just getting my mind in check
@@PopsProjects well best of luck to ya as you get started. let me know if I can be helpful in any way
How to make it easier to make sure you are looking at the camera and not the screen on an iPhone?
That is a great question and clearly I don't have a great answer because I'm not very good at not looking ay myself all the time. It was probably noticeable in this video.
I think the best way, is to use the rear facing camera, as long as you can stay in frame that is. But it's a skill like everything else. The more you do it (using the front-facing camera), and the more comfortable and intentional you get about focusing on the lens, the easier it will become.
Have you tried using the front-camera and noticed you look at yourself often?
@@Ty_Myers I have been trying different video ideas but the amount of takes I have scrapped purely as I keep looking at the screen on the front-facing camera and it is very noticeable for me, was not for you. I am going to try the rear camera, that may be easier. I think you do it very well which is one of the reasons I found your channel and loving your tips etc.
@@NoNameMotoChannel well thank you kindly, I appreciate the feedback.
I would say give a try with the rear camera. Are you going to be mostly stationary (kind of like how I am?) or will you moving around a lot?
@@Ty_Myers Mostly stationary but in different locations. I want my niche to be about motorcycles so I will also be out and about
@@NoNameMotoChannel Ok that makes sense, for mostly stationary shots the rear facing camera would be my recommendation then. In your Bonneville video, around 2:13 was that the front or rear camera? If it was the front, I couldn't tell if you were looking at yourself or the lens. It looked pretty good actually!
Bro, Your thumbnails are just simple and you are not using a better strategy to attract views.
Hey thanks for the feedback. What do you recommend?
@@Ty_Myers Bro, Let me do 1 Thumbnail for you. It will help you in long run.
@@AzeemDesigners do you have a sample you can send me?
waiting for your reply.
@@AzeemDesigners Ok I'll take a look once I see it in my email. Thanks
All new UA-camr we will get there, let's grow together
hey thanks for dropping by! looks like you're kind of new to YT, what's your channel all about?!