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Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 5:47 am
I will now do most of my video recordings there. The facility I used to have some office cabinets there, which I have now cleared out. Instead, I got some open shelves to put my board game collection, or at least part of it, in. Not only do I have more space for the games, but I also have a nice background, e.g. for photos or even shots with me in the picture. New YouTube Studio I took advantage of the conversion of the office into a YouTube studio to do some serious cleaning.
It's amazing what accumulates over the years and how good it feels to france whatsapp get rid of a lot of old things. So far I've recorded a few unboxings in the new YouTube studio, but soon I'll record more and later test live streams. Here is an example of an unboxing video that I recorded in the new studio: New technology for the YouTube studio When setting up the studio, the main question was of course what technology I should use.
I then looked around online and there is surprisingly little really helpful information on the internet. Hardly anyone actually shows their setup and if they do, it is computer game or console streamers. So far I have recorded my videos with my Canon EOS 700D . I used a tripod and a clip-on microphone that went directly into the camera and thus recorded better sound. There was no need for extra lighting, but that wasn't a problem because the shots were taken in the winter garden, which offered good natural light.
It's amazing what accumulates over the years and how good it feels to france whatsapp get rid of a lot of old things. So far I've recorded a few unboxings in the new YouTube studio, but soon I'll record more and later test live streams. Here is an example of an unboxing video that I recorded in the new studio: New technology for the YouTube studio When setting up the studio, the main question was of course what technology I should use.
I then looked around online and there is surprisingly little really helpful information on the internet. Hardly anyone actually shows their setup and if they do, it is computer game or console streamers. So far I have recorded my videos with my Canon EOS 700D . I used a tripod and a clip-on microphone that went directly into the camera and thus recorded better sound. There was no need for extra lighting, but that wasn't a problem because the shots were taken in the winter garden, which offered good natural light.