Opinions on this video quality?

What is the camcorder you've recorded this video?

01-07-2016, 10:39 PM

RaiiKonN Wrote: What is the camcorder you've recorded this video?

It was a GoPro

Nice quality, but you should use a camera where you can see the screen and look at yourself, whats behind you and what exactly you are currently recording

Good luck with your channel

The first vlog will be going on like:
Hmm, let me check my computer first opens up nulledbb forum :p

01-07-2016, 11:03 PM

Yondu Wrote: The first vlog will be going on like:
Hmm, let me check my computer first opens up nulledbb forum :p

haha nah. I was going to upload stuff like boxing, gym videos, basketball etc etc..

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01-07-2016, 10:55 PM

A Wrote: Nice quality, but you should use a camera where you can see the screen and look at yourself, whats behind you and what exactly you are currently recording

Good luck with your channel

Thanks, didnt even knew they had those type of cameras lol

I wouldn't reccomend uploading long videos on a gopro.
They look nice, but the fish eye lense fucks with peoples heads and hurts my head after a while

Quality looks nice though.

The quality is amazing, no need to worry, but if you are going to vlog, I don't think a small GoPro would be the right choice since it's quite easy to lose considering the size and it's not meant to record hours worthof footage on it.

Try something like a Canon EOS Rebel T5i which is a good a bulky camera that would be very difficult to lose or misplace and it has anLCD screen which you can rotate so you can see how you look on camera, but if you are on a budget, forget about that camera since it's quite expensive.

What I suggest is:do your current vlogs with the GoPro then if your audience is growing and enjoying your content, try to invest on it by buying that camera or a similar one. Just a small tip.

02-07-2016, 06:32 AM

Nuno Wrote: The quality is amazing, no need to worry, but if you are going to vlog, I don't think a small GoPro would be the right choice since it's quite easy to lose considering the size and it's not meant to record hours worthof footage on it.

Try something like a Canon EOS Rebel T5i which is a good a bulky camera that would be very difficult to lose or misplace and it has anLCD screen which you can rotate so you can see how you look on camera, but if you are on a budget, forget about that camera since it's quite expensive.

What I suggest is:do your current vlogs with the GoPro then if your audience is growing and enjoying your content, try to invest on it by buying that camera or a similar one. Just a small tip.

Meh. A t5i is good but the price omg.
If you have that much of a price range and are going for Casey Neistat vlog quality then I would recommend a Canon 70D
Pricey, but nice