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Tip: If you’re coming back to this at a later stage, click on your avatar in the top right corner then select the “Your channel” link.

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After clicking “Customize channel,” you’ll be taken to the YouTube studio. There are lots of options to explore here, like adding a channel trailer, changing the layout of your channel’s homepage, and much more.

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Step 4. Add a Description for Your Channel
If you click the “Basic info” tab, you can set a description for your channel. Tell people what your vlog is all about, and give them a good reason to subscribe! You can also change your channel name on this screen.

Tip: You can set a “handle” here, too. Your handle is a short version of your channel name, and it needs to start with the @ symbol. This is a new feature that YouTube started rolling out in November 2022.

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Once you’re happy with the changes you’ve made, go ahead and click the Publish bualgeria phone number library ton on the top right.

Equipment You’ll Need to Record (and Edit) Your Vlog Videos
Now that your channel’s set up, you’ll want to start recording your videos. While you could record using your smartphone, ideally, you’ll invest in some higher-quality equipment to produce videos that look and sound good.

Camera
If you’re planning to film anything—like yourself, or a technique you’re demonstrating—then you’ll need a camera. Depending on the type of video you’re creating, you might be recording your screen instead. And remember, having the highest quality video camera in the world won’t guarantee you’ll have a successful video blog overnight.

What you choose will inevitably depend on your budget—but some commonly recommended cameras for vloggers include:

Sony ZV-1: This fantastic camera has excellent autofocus, is compact and powerful, and costs around $750.
DJI Pocket 2: This camera produces stable footage and will turn to keep you easily in shot, plus it’s budget-friendly at around $300.
Canon EOS M200: This 4k-capable camera has a 3” touch screen that you can easily position to see what your camera is seeing, and costs around $550.
Microphone
Your camera may well come with a built-in microphone, but for the best quality audio, you’ll want a dedicated mic that you can position correctly. These vlogging microphones should all do the job perfectly for you:

Samson Q2U: This dynamic (rather than condenser) microphone is portable and travel-friendly, and costs around $60.
Rode NT-USB: This small microphone that punches well above its weight, and costs around $100.