Ryan Pandaking
Well-Known Member
You realise that I now know of your plan
And secondly.. you Mitchonned your pet Walker.. So how you gona spread that disease.. yeahhh 
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You realise that I now know of your plan
And secondly.. you Mitchonned your pet Walker.. So how you gona spread that disease.. yeahhh 
MattyGreen
Music and Mess...
Oh yeah, well I actually have a super secret backup plan that you'll never know! So yeah, sleep with one eye open!You realise that I now know of your plan
Ryan Pandaking
Well-Known Member
OOooooo I'm so scared *Sarcasm* ;D
Ciarra deBritto
Bringing your imagination to life.
Hi friend 
I'm more than happy to suggest some equipment options for you!
CAMERAS:
For vlogging (or those videos where you sit down in front of a camera to entertain), I have a couple options for cameras for you.
The Canon Rebel t3i is great, it'll cost you around $550 though. It has a flip out screen so you can see your shot and what you're focusing on and can shoot up to 1080p HD.
If you're going to be on the go, I would recommend a GoPro Hero 3! These little nifty cameras can also shoot in up to 1080p HD, the only downside is they have no LCD monitor, but the wide angle lense on the camera compensates for that so it'll 9/10 capture what you're pointing the camera at. If you'd like to see what these cameras look like in a video, check out my channel and my vlogs. You'll see the quality the footage comes out in.
LIGHTING:
If you want something simple, you can find some umbrella lights on amazon for around $100, but a lot of vloggers and YouTubers invest in softbox lights which are nicer and honestly worth the extra money.
MIC:
Well, for vlogs, you don't really a nice microphone other than the integrated one on your camera. But, if anything you can invest in a Blue Yeti microphone. Or a snowball! I believe they're from the same brand.
EDITING SOFTWARE:
I personally use Adobe Premiere Pro, others use Sony Vegas and a few others.
Hope I helped out. Best of luck m8.
I'm more than happy to suggest some equipment options for you! CAMERAS:
For vlogging (or those videos where you sit down in front of a camera to entertain), I have a couple options for cameras for you.
The Canon Rebel t3i is great, it'll cost you around $550 though. It has a flip out screen so you can see your shot and what you're focusing on and can shoot up to 1080p HD.
If you're going to be on the go, I would recommend a GoPro Hero 3! These little nifty cameras can also shoot in up to 1080p HD, the only downside is they have no LCD monitor, but the wide angle lense on the camera compensates for that so it'll 9/10 capture what you're pointing the camera at. If you'd like to see what these cameras look like in a video, check out my channel and my vlogs. You'll see the quality the footage comes out in.
LIGHTING:
If you want something simple, you can find some umbrella lights on amazon for around $100, but a lot of vloggers and YouTubers invest in softbox lights which are nicer and honestly worth the extra money.
MIC:
Well, for vlogs, you don't really a nice microphone other than the integrated one on your camera. But, if anything you can invest in a Blue Yeti microphone. Or a snowball! I believe they're from the same brand.
EDITING SOFTWARE:
I personally use Adobe Premiere Pro, others use Sony Vegas and a few others.
Hope I helped out. Best of luck m8.