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As someone who is starting out on UA-cam and helping a UA-cam community that I am involved in, these last few months I have been looking into your videos more and more and it's been helping my community to better understand what mistakes we are making and what we can achieve. Thank you once again Senpai!! 🥋
I've been recording a video podcast & creating content for almost 2 years now on Rumble & decided to give live streaming a try & doing that here on UA-cam. I'm so glad you do these videos because I am ALWAYS trying to learn something when it comes to cameras, lighting & other gear. I just added a second camera & have been buying & upgrading equipment & your videos have really been helpful. For the past month as I've been upgrading, all I have been doing is watching other streamers, podcasters & content creators informational videos & advice. I just want to say thank you & hope you know these videos are helping people like me.
Wow, this was really comprehensive and to the point! Really well explained. Mic basics would be cool too, I think you have an older video that covers a lot of that, but a refreshed one would be awesome.
We were in Mexico last month and yes, he humidity is insane! Love that you're still working on vacation. It says a lot about how much you love what you do. Oh...and Dashlane is freaking awesome!
This is an awesome guide! I just bought a Sony ZV-1 as a starter camera and this is a great guide for me to go back to when I inevitably forget how the settings work. Regarding mic settings, I would love to see a video about that! I'm using Saramonic Blink 500 Pro wireless lavalier mics, and knowing how I should set the gain on the mic, vs volume on the camera, vs what it should look like when it hits post (Davinci Resolve for me) would be extremely helpful to eliminate hiss and external sounds from degrading my audio quality. I think having that as a baseline would be great to then push me towards other tutorials around EQ.
Please yes do a mic basics like this one! I feel that these infos about the camera can "easily" be found on the internet (although your explanation was awesome) or with a introductive photography course. But it's much more difficult to find a microphone basic course!
Just fyi, your older videos taught me everything to get up and running with camera tech and started my love for video and photography. I’m sure I’m not alone there. Thank you x100 for that!
Always love the basic tutorials. Audio is always something you can get a refresh or reminder on especially if you haven’t needed to change you system set up in awhile. Thanks Harris for all you do for us;)
Thank you Harris for all you do for us ;__; I've been considering content creation for a while now (Bridging the gap between Fitness, Gaming, Combat Sports and Language) and I've been scripting some videos and, between you and Nutty you've broken down pretty much all barriers to entry.
OMGAWSH I AM IN LOVE WITH THE MOUSTACHE!!! Thank you for this video, Harris! Camera basics, I feel, are kinda essential for content creators and streamers, so it's comforting to know that there is a dedicated video right here on UA-cam in this channel specifically for today's modern content creators and streamers! Lowkey if you had a mullet and some shades, you could look like Doc lol!
I spent the day learning these things when my new camera arrived in the post, then saw this when I finally thought I had the hang of it. But hey; I am even more certain now that I have the basics down. Also, yes to a similar video for sound.
First of all, you're dreamy, second of all, you're my go-to for learning all of the streaming and gadget knowledge, thanks for making it easy to understand. I'm gearing up to stream on twitch and UA-cam soon but I want to be super ready first. I'm a burlesque performer but also a pinup photographer and visual artist / graphic designer. I'd like to do ASMR watercolor painting streams. I'm definitely overwhelmed for sure and kind of starting from scratch here on UA-cam since I lost my main account with a lot more subscribers than here when google took over. So that's been a challenge but, you have definitely inspired me and I feel like I'm getting closer and closer to being able to start with all the knowledge you've given. I need two cameras, I have a GoPro Hero 8 Black but it doesn't stream in 4K and I need a second camera, one on me and one on my art, I'm thinking of a mirrorless but it can be costly, and your girl is struggling after the pandemic. I have a very old Nikon D90 but I want to upgrade, I also know there are battery issues with overheating when using those kinds of cameras for streaming. I've gone back and forth with just getting another cheap GoPro or the elgato webcam but I think I could use a mirrorless camera more for filming and photography as well. Budget is pretty restricted so I'm here researching, what would be your number one mirrorless camera for an e-girl on a budget? Thank you again and enjoy Mexico!
Great video! Bookmarking this for when I get stuck or forget what a setting should be used for. Also yes on mic basics as I have a GoXLR Mini and would love to learn more on how to properly EQ and set the compression and other settings included in the app.
Over time, I've learned this, starting with your videos on budget cameras for streaming. However, I would have killed for this video before picking up my first camera. Fantastic content as always.
Yes, yes, YES! A series of overview videos of ALL of the basics of content creation from people as established and knowledgeable as you and your team would be amazing to watch and learn from. Even if there is a lot of general knowledge I already have an understanding of, seeing another perspective and thought process is every bit as helpful and insightful.
I would add ND filter to this basics for beginners only because the Sony ZV-1 has it built in and with that camera the images are still blown out without using the ND filter. Also there might be a misconception that you can get that crispy blurry background in bright light which you won't be able to without a ND filter. With a good variable ND Filter you would be able to leave your camera settings the same in all light conditions, or at least with minimal changes. I use a ZV1 for both stop motion photos, studio videos, and outdoor family videos/photos, so being able to know the manual settings and being able to switch between them is important. Sometimes using Shutter priority is also useful too when in a situation where lighting is continuously changing while recording video.
You look mahhhvalous!!! Love this channel. I have been binging your content. As a 50 year old looking to start a business channel the work you do is amazing. I was working off your lighting video last night and was looking for cameras just today. Thank you for this!
A Mic basics video would be great! I'm so interested in sound and getting my audio perfect but I'm always not sure. I have a rough idea but a video with simple terms and visuals like this make it so much easier to actually understand and hone in on! Great video btw, I hope your vacation gives you time to make some incredible memories!
Yes please for sound basics, this was really useful. Also I’d love to see some stuff on making the transition from photography to videography. How you work with things like the exposure triangle differently for video, etc. thanks, love your channel!
I took a photo class in college, I only remembered a couple things like lighting and a little bit on shutter speeds. So it's nice to have a refresher on this knowledge, this was awesome!
Yes do the microphone tutorial! I just got the BEACN MIC so I definitely want to hear your thoughts on how to make sure im getting the most out of it! 👍👍🤘🤘
I have been through a camera basics from when I bought a camera from the store. Your 9 minute video was better than their hour long course. The mic video would be the most helpful ever. I get scared and confused when it comes to audio tools.
Thanks so much for this video! I’m just getting started and with all the videos I’ve studied so far THIS is the ONE I needed to finally understand the basics! ❤️ I would love a mic video! So, yes please 🫠
love love love this video. do a mic basics. were u able to link what camera and lenses you used for this particular video? and perhaps a camera recommendation for beginners.
I like Vacation Harris but it looks more like "Rested Harris", great info as I am looking too buy a better camera other than my C920 Webcam, so a follow up too this on the basic starter camera would be awesome, and yes a mic version of this would be great! Enjoy your vacation!
Yes to it all! I'd love to see a tutorial series about all of it. Cameras, Microphones (both stream wise and recorded video wise), lights and even planning. I feel it would be very informative to have a basic, intermediate, and even an advanced level.
Hey I have a suggestion for a video. Currently running a 2 PC set up. I play guitar during streams and I'm having sync issues, and issues with things not sounding what I'm hearing while i'm recording then when i hear what did sounds weak or washed out. I've been messing around with EQ's. I feel like i need to start from the ground up again for basic sound. I'm wonder what kinda of advice you would have or tips. You're tips have been a great value to me over these past few years and i appreciate it so much!
Yes, please do a basic mic settings! I'm using the wave 3 + RTX voice currently but I want to really step it up. This video was super helpful. I've got a Sony A6400 and a camlink. I intend to use both a lot in the future.
We want to see a video on 🎙’s. I’m using a usb mic from yeti and love the idea of switching to something that gives me more control. Great video bud and hope you have an awesome vacation with the fam!
This is so incredibly helpful. I've been so lost, and most tutorials for the cameras I have assume some level of knowledge of all these concepts. Huge help. Would love a basic guide to follow about mics. Also could be beneficial to understand what XLR setups to use, if you've got the BEACN Create!
Something you didn't mention was recording format, and i'd be curious to hear what you use? I feel like a RAW format for videos like this might not make as much sense as something more data conscious.
this is fairly funny. i just started looking into camera's today, and I was looking for videos from you because I like your opinions on products. and well, look at that. 27 minutes later you post this...
There are a few more important things to know about the 180° shutter rule (when your shutter speed is half the frame rate). The 180° shutter rule is a rule of thumb to get natural looking motion blur. It gets it's name from film cameras which had a spinning disc as a shutter, there would be a hole in it to let light through to the film, and block it for the rest of the frame time (and to allow for the film to advance in total darkness). the angle covered by this hole is called the shutter angle, so a 180° shutter angle would let light through to the film for about half of the frame time. at 30 FPS, the frame time is 1/30th of a second so a 180° shutter corresponds to 1/60th of a second, and that shutter speed gives roughly natural looking motion blur. There are however two problems: 1) It doesn't work above 30 FPS. At 48 or 60 FPS, you would need a 360° shutter angle to achieve the same motion blur, and anything above that is not capable of a shutter speed long enough to capture natural looking motion blur. 2) You might not want realistic motion blur anyways. In fast actions scenes, for example, the motion blur may be "more realistic" but it's at the cost of motion clarity. You won't be able to see the fast action as clearly because of the motion blur. Or you could want very little motion blur to create an "unrealistic" look, to make it feel like your movie is in a game or a simulation or an alternate reality or whatever. The 180° rule is just a rule of thumb, there is nothing wrong with ignoring it entirely. It's up to you to decide weather it gives you a look you're happy with or if you want a different look from a different shutter speed.
Hi Harris, thx for the video! That helped me a lot to understand and bring better shots :P Yes, it would be awesome to have Mic video, my friends always complains about it. Maybe because I use the Hyper X :P
As someone who already knew most of this you explained it perfectly 👌When I was trying photography it wasn't explained well to me so had to pick it up as I went along but you've definitely helped a lot of people with this video!
The mic basics video sounds nice. Audio matching would also be nice. I do walk around live streams and pre made content and some times I need a voice over. I try to plan the VO into my recording so that it matches but doesn’t always work out. Some times I have to get in the closet and use it like a sound booth but the VO and room sounds just don’t match and it drives me crazy in editing. Thanks.
Love your videos! They have helped me very much, with supporting my friends, who are fellow youtubers and streamers. Is it allowed to use some of your graphics if I link your channel and the specific video, that I got the graphic from?
I loved this. Not sure if its your field, really, but could you do this and go over like monitors/TVs with all their different settings for HDR etc and how to get content to look good
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So you got yourself a nice holiday and an A1. Nice beginners camera 😉
Mic basics would be great
Yes, please do microphone set, but for variety of budget mic.
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That stache makes you look like the cool uncle Harris. Sure mom doesn’t trust you to keep the kids but that’s part of what makes you cool.
I can't tell if he looks like the cool uncle or a child predator with the stache lol.
Please do a mic basics as it can be a very daunting task for some of us to set into. Love the videos keep up the amazing work.
he has made many videos on mic basics. XLR and USB
@@_tuxedocat he’s referring to mics for cameras. Not pc mics. At least that’s what I’m gathering given this was about cameras
I second this
mic vid plzzzz
harris: "Hey guys! I finally finished sempai HQ, so i can shoot the best videos possible in the most efficent way!". Also Harris: "Welcome to mexico!"
As someone who is starting out on UA-cam and helping a UA-cam community that I am involved in, these last few months I have been looking into your videos more and more and it's been helping my community to better understand what mistakes we are making and what we can achieve.
Thank you once again Senpai!! 🥋
I've been recording a video podcast & creating content for almost 2 years now on Rumble & decided to give live streaming a try & doing that here on UA-cam. I'm so glad you do these videos because I am ALWAYS trying to learn something when it comes to cameras, lighting & other gear. I just added a second camera & have been buying & upgrading equipment & your videos have really been helpful. For the past month as I've been upgrading, all I have been doing is watching other streamers, podcasters & content creators informational videos & advice. I just want to say thank you & hope you know these videos are helping people like me.
Wow, this was really comprehensive and to the point! Really well explained. Mic basics would be cool too, I think you have an older video that covers a lot of that, but a refreshed one would be awesome.
We were in Mexico last month and yes, he humidity is insane! Love that you're still working on vacation. It says a lot about how much you love what you do. Oh...and Dashlane is freaking awesome!
This is an awesome guide! I just bought a Sony ZV-1 as a starter camera and this is a great guide for me to go back to when I inevitably forget how the settings work. Regarding mic settings, I would love to see a video about that! I'm using Saramonic Blink 500 Pro wireless lavalier mics, and knowing how I should set the gain on the mic, vs volume on the camera, vs what it should look like when it hits post (Davinci Resolve for me) would be extremely helpful to eliminate hiss and external sounds from degrading my audio quality. I think having that as a baseline would be great to then push me towards other tutorials around EQ.
Please yes do a mic basics like this one! I feel that these infos about the camera can "easily" be found on the internet (although your explanation was awesome) or with a introductive photography course. But it's much more difficult to find a microphone basic course!
Just fyi, your older videos taught me everything to get up and running with camera tech and started my love for video and photography. I’m sure I’m not alone there. Thank you x100 for that!
Always love the basic tutorials. Audio is always something you can get a refresh or reminder on especially if you haven’t needed to change you system set up in awhile. Thanks Harris for all you do for us;)
Thank you Harris for all you do for us ;__;
I've been considering content creation for a while now (Bridging the gap between Fitness, Gaming, Combat Sports and Language) and I've been scripting some videos and, between you and Nutty you've broken down pretty much all barriers to entry.
OMGAWSH I AM IN LOVE WITH THE MOUSTACHE!!! Thank you for this video, Harris! Camera basics, I feel, are kinda essential for content creators and streamers, so it's comforting to know that there is a dedicated video right here on UA-cam in this channel specifically for today's modern content creators and streamers! Lowkey if you had a mullet and some shades, you could look like Doc lol!
I spent the day learning these things when my new camera arrived in the post, then saw this when I finally thought I had the hang of it. But hey; I am even more certain now that I have the basics down. Also, yes to a similar video for sound.
Harris, there's thousands of other videos out there that TRY to explain these exact same concepts, but none do it quite as well as you. Thanks!
First of all, you're dreamy, second of all, you're my go-to for learning all of the streaming and gadget knowledge, thanks for making it easy to understand. I'm gearing up to stream on twitch and UA-cam soon but I want to be super ready first. I'm a burlesque performer but also a pinup photographer and visual artist / graphic designer. I'd like to do ASMR watercolor painting streams. I'm definitely overwhelmed for sure and kind of starting from scratch here on UA-cam since I lost my main account with a lot more subscribers than here when google took over. So that's been a challenge but, you have definitely inspired me and I feel like I'm getting closer and closer to being able to start with all the knowledge you've given. I need two cameras, I have a GoPro Hero 8 Black but it doesn't stream in 4K and I need a second camera, one on me and one on my art, I'm thinking of a mirrorless but it can be costly, and your girl is struggling after the pandemic. I have a very old Nikon D90 but I want to upgrade, I also know there are battery issues with overheating when using those kinds of cameras for streaming. I've gone back and forth with just getting another cheap GoPro or the elgato webcam but I think I could use a mirrorless camera more for filming and photography as well. Budget is pretty restricted so I'm here researching, what would be your number one mirrorless camera for an e-girl on a budget? Thank you again and enjoy Mexico!
Great video! Bookmarking this for when I get stuck or forget what a setting should be used for. Also yes on mic basics as I have a GoXLR Mini and would love to learn more on how to properly EQ and set the compression and other settings included in the app.
Yes mic tutorial too :) Love your stuff Harris! Have fun on vacation!
Awesome as always thanks bud. Think a basics for mic like this is a great idea.
Now enjoy you Vacation
Over time, I've learned this, starting with your videos on budget cameras for streaming. However, I would have killed for this video before picking up my first camera. Fantastic content as always.
Yes, yes, YES! A series of overview videos of ALL of the basics of content creation from people as established and knowledgeable as you and your team would be amazing to watch and learn from. Even if there is a lot of general knowledge I already have an understanding of, seeing another perspective and thought process is every bit as helpful and insightful.
yes mic/audio basics would be awesome
Excellent video. Thank you so much. And yes a mic basics video would be great. I’m sure there are others out there but personally goes a long way.
Great work! Def intimidated by my camera every time I want to pick it up! Thanks for always bringing great value!
I would add ND filter to this basics for beginners only because the Sony ZV-1 has it built in and with that camera the images are still blown out without using the ND filter. Also there might be a misconception that you can get that crispy blurry background in bright light which you won't be able to without a ND filter. With a good variable ND Filter you would be able to leave your camera settings the same in all light conditions, or at least with minimal changes.
I use a ZV1 for both stop motion photos, studio videos, and outdoor family videos/photos, so being able to know the manual settings and being able to switch between them is important. Sometimes using Shutter priority is also useful too when in a situation where lighting is continuously changing while recording video.
That REALLY helped, thanks Harris!!! But yes a mic settings video would be AMAZING.
You look mahhhvalous!!! Love this channel. I have been binging your content. As a 50 year old looking to start a business channel the work you do is amazing. I was working off your lighting video last night and was looking for cameras just today. Thank you for this!
A Mic basics video would be great! I'm so interested in sound and getting my audio perfect but I'm always not sure. I have a rough idea but a video with simple terms and visuals like this make it so much easier to actually understand and hone in on!
Great video btw, I hope your vacation gives you time to make some incredible memories!
Great video, I’ve had my canon m50 for about 2 years and haven’t once changed the settings. But this just leveled up my game!
Yes please do a mic basics video. This one helped a lot with me understanding the camera I recently got and would love to see one on mics as well
Thanks, Harris! Enjoy your vacation!
Thank you for the basic free lesson, in the middle of your vacation, Harris. Luv it. Do it with the mic too, please. Value content.
Yes please for sound basics, this was really useful. Also I’d love to see some stuff on making the transition from photography to videography. How you work with things like the exposure triangle differently for video, etc. thanks, love your channel!
I took a photo class in college, I only remembered a couple things like lighting and a little bit on shutter speeds. So it's nice to have a refresher on this knowledge, this was awesome!
Yes, please please please do a basics for microphones video! I've been rewatching your videos to make sure I have my settings the best they can be
A mic basics like this would be amazing! But please enjoy your vacation first
Great video man! Enjoyed the breakdown and visual representations!
Great advice here thanks. Similar for mic settings would be awesome.
Love the mustache! Makes you look a little like Tom Selleck.
Great explanation on cameras. I would like to learn more about microphones. Thanks!
Yes do the microphone tutorial! I just got the BEACN MIC so I definitely want to hear your thoughts on how to make sure im getting the most out of it! 👍👍🤘🤘
Someone saw maverick...and I'm just mad at how good it looks on you 😤 also definite yes on the mic video!!
I have been through a camera basics from when I bought a camera from the store. Your 9 minute video was better than their hour long course.
The mic video would be the most helpful ever. I get scared and confused when it comes to audio tools.
loved the video! Would love to hear your thoughts and uses for prime lenses and when/when not to use autofocus. Keep up the content!
This was a great video thanks for the tips. I'd love to see a video on mic settings cause quite frankly I struggle with trying to figure it all out
Thanks so much for this video! I’m just getting started and with all the videos I’ve studied so far THIS is the ONE I needed to finally understand the basics! ❤️ I would love a mic video! So, yes please 🫠
absolutely love these basics breakdown vids
love love love this video. do a mic basics. were u able to link what camera and lenses you used for this particular video? and perhaps a camera recommendation for beginners.
yes i want to see more of this type of videos thanks harris and nice stash
It is cool how I have taken photography classes and feel like I learned more from this video!
I would love to see a basics of mics.
I like Vacation Harris but it looks more like "Rested Harris", great info as I am looking too buy a better camera other than my C920 Webcam, so a follow up too this on the basic starter camera would be awesome, and yes a mic version of this would be great! Enjoy your vacation!
Loved the information in the video and it was super useful. I think an audio version of this would be super useful as well
love your stuff Harris. I have used or helped someone else with a lot of your information. please keep up the amazing work.
Yes to it all! I'd love to see a tutorial series about all of it. Cameras, Microphones (both stream wise and recorded video wise), lights and even planning. I feel it would be very informative to have a basic, intermediate, and even an advanced level.
This was great. Does any of this advice change for still photography or does it all still apply (outside of framerate stuff)?
Moustache is a vibe, thanks for all the camera tips!
Thank you, senpai!
This was very helpful. Also you look like you are about to shoot an episode of Magnum P.I. Vacation Harris is best Harris
Great video, man. Please do a mic basics video. I am in the process of getting a new mic ! Thanks Harris !
Hey I have a suggestion for a video. Currently running a 2 PC set up. I play guitar during streams and I'm having sync issues, and issues with things not sounding what I'm hearing while i'm recording then when i hear what did sounds weak or washed out. I've been messing around with EQ's. I feel like i need to start from the ground up again for basic sound.
I'm wonder what kinda of advice you would have or tips. You're tips have been a great value to me over these past few years and i appreciate it so much!
Yes, please do a basic mic settings! I'm using the wave 3 + RTX voice currently but I want to really step it up.
This video was super helpful. I've got a Sony A6400 and a camlink. I intend to use both a lot in the future.
We want to see a video on 🎙’s. I’m using a usb mic from yeti and love the idea of switching to something that gives me more control. Great video bud and hope you have an awesome vacation with the fam!
This is so incredibly helpful. I've been so lost, and most tutorials for the cameras I have assume some level of knowledge of all these concepts. Huge help. Would love a basic guide to follow about mics. Also could be beneficial to understand what XLR setups to use, if you've got the BEACN Create!
you just broke down something that seemed SO complicated into something that's easily understandable, thank you
Awesome clear and concise. Kudos bro thanks for the help
Yes please to a video on Mic basics! Fun video, great backdrop for it! :-)
Thanks for the information.. I would definitely love to see a mic settings video.
Love this! YES, please do a mic basics! 💙
Loved the video!! Would love a mic video!! :) ALSO liking for humidity LOL
Something you didn't mention was recording format, and i'd be curious to hear what you use? I feel like a RAW format for videos like this might not make as much sense as something more data conscious.
Yes. A Mic basics would be great. This video helped allot, so a Mic basics would probably do great as well.
Thanks for the video, enjoy the vacations😎
this is fairly funny. i just started looking into camera's today, and I was looking for videos from you because I like your opinions on products. and well, look at that. 27 minutes later you post this...
I feel like i just relearned what i already knew but now i feel like a god of basics rather than a beginner of basics lmao thanks Harris!!!
There are a few more important things to know about the 180° shutter rule (when your shutter speed is half the frame rate).
The 180° shutter rule is a rule of thumb to get natural looking motion blur. It gets it's name from film cameras which had a spinning disc as a shutter, there would be a hole in it to let light through to the film, and block it for the rest of the frame time (and to allow for the film to advance in total darkness). the angle covered by this hole is called the shutter angle, so a 180° shutter angle would let light through to the film for about half of the frame time.
at 30 FPS, the frame time is 1/30th of a second so a 180° shutter corresponds to 1/60th of a second, and that shutter speed gives roughly natural looking motion blur. There are however two problems:
1) It doesn't work above 30 FPS. At 48 or 60 FPS, you would need a 360° shutter angle to achieve the same motion blur, and anything above that is not capable of a shutter speed long enough to capture natural looking motion blur.
2) You might not want realistic motion blur anyways. In fast actions scenes, for example, the motion blur may be "more realistic" but it's at the cost of motion clarity. You won't be able to see the fast action as clearly because of the motion blur. Or you could want very little motion blur to create an "unrealistic" look, to make it feel like your movie is in a game or a simulation or an alternate reality or whatever.
The 180° rule is just a rule of thumb, there is nothing wrong with ignoring it entirely. It's up to you to decide weather it gives you a look you're happy with or if you want a different look from a different shutter speed.
Hi Harris, thx for the video! That helped me a lot to understand and bring better shots :P
Yes, it would be awesome to have Mic video, my friends always complains about it. Maybe because I use the Hyper X :P
Just picked up my EOS R6 on Saturday. This is great
Vacation Harris = cool uncle Harris that buys you beer and shows you how to roll a joint with one hand 🤣🤣
A mic video would be great. Also, if you could give us a list of cameras we should consider buying, that would also be neat :D
The creator tools essentials series, for sure a microphone basics video along with some other common tools would be awesome
As someone who already knew most of this you explained it perfectly 👌When I was trying photography it wasn't explained well to me so had to pick it up as I went along but you've definitely helped a lot of people with this video!
I hit like in the beginning - no regrets in the end. Going to by Sony Alpha 1 next week. Very helpful, ありがとございました！
thank you for this video! Just got my forst camera this month and its really difficult nailing it right away
That stache! You made my day thank you sir! :D
The mic basics video sounds nice. Audio matching would also be nice. I do walk around live streams and pre made content and some times I need a voice over. I try to plan the VO into my recording so that it matches but doesn’t always work out. Some times I have to get in the closet and use it like a sound booth but the VO and room sounds just don’t match and it drives me crazy in editing. Thanks.
Yes definitely do the mic video would be great as always love the videos mate
That was awesome! Really clear explanation!
all these basic videos are a good refresher! def a mic one please!
Literally was looking for this kind of video after I got my new camera and UA-cam just recommended it to me kinda clutch.
I needed this at the beginning of Covid. Drop all the tutorials!!
Amazing vid like always, also don't forget your sun blocker or you are going to end up like a lobster hehe
What camera are you shooting on right now? And yeah I want the mic video!!
God bro I love the dedication, I'm aspiring to be this damn good 🤘🏼💪🏼
I like your past videos and links to videos about audio. But yea go for it man 😁
Watching this video I realized that the resort your at is the same one I was at a few weeks ago LUL also Love the stache so much. Enjoy Cabo
The moustache looks super nice :D Keep it!
Thank you, great video as always my man
Love your videos! They have helped me very much, with supporting my friends, who are fellow youtubers and streamers.
Is it allowed to use some of your graphics if I link your channel and the specific video, that I got the graphic from?
I loved this. Not sure if its your field, really, but could you do this and go over like monitors/TVs with all their different settings for HDR etc and how to get content to look good
A mic settings video is a fat Yessssssss. Please do a full audio engineering playlist haha