The ZV1F would make for a better web camera for some people based on price and being a little more simplistic to use. While it will still have many of your DSLR features like the ZVE10, it is realistically a point and shoot camera with a flip out screen. It will be better than your typical webcamera but give you almost DSLR quality without being able to upgrade the lens.

@@aubreymcmullen ok because I don't know anything about cameras but I do have a Logitech c920 but I want a camera for the background blur effect etc... this is not my main YT page , on my main page I have a daily sports podcast and I use a green screen along with my Logitech but I want the Sony as an upgrade I don't wanna take pics I just want it for recording purposes Feedback is welcomed New sub...

I definitely appreciate the sub! Welcome to the channel! The c920 was a great entry-level camera for many people, but since you've been doing it a while, I understand your need to level up. For the blurry screen, there are some ways to get it via software, but it doesn't look great or natural. While the ZV-1F could be a good step up from what you have, the Sony ZV-E10 with either the Sigma 16mm lens will give you that better look. If you look at the videos on my channel here, that is what you'll see me using. If you check my description, I have some of these you can click on and go buy on Amazon. Some may still have sales. Here is what I'm going to recommend: Sony ZV-E10 or Sony ZV-E10 II camera(with or without the kit lens...I'd say get the one with the kit lens so you have an additional lens,) Sigma 16mm f1.4 lens or the Sony 11mm f1.8 lens, Elgato Cam Link, a dummy battery so you aren't running on battery all the time and have to stop and recharge, micro hdmi to hdmi cable, some sort of desk mount for the camera...I Have an Elgato mount, some sort of lighting...the Elgato Key Light Air is what I use. There are obviously other things you can get as well... I recommend a tripod, memory card, lens filters, selfie stick/Accessory Kit. I guess what I'm saying is get what your budget allows. Don't overspend unless you really know this is what you want to do and want to put the time and energy in. Think of it like a business. Again most of the stuff you would be looking at are in the description...you can also check out my other long form videos here on the channel that could help. Hopefully, this helps you!

You're welcome. Welcome to the channel!

Hey Tim! It was nice meeting you as well. Congrats on hitting that goal! I remember you were saying you were about to hit it. I'm slowly building this channel up as you can see. Different kind of niche than what I was doing with gaming but I think it just needs to grow legs and take off.

@@aubreymcmullen It's like a snowball, it take a long time to get it going and then you can stand up and then it rolls on its own. I think you have a knack for speaking and it will get better as you hone the craft in. Very informative video, by the way. Very interesting to see that most of the other platforms require 10k followers to become eligible. I always wondered about that. The most valuable info was that I did NOT know BB had an affiliate program!

Haha yeah they do. It was a little bit of a pain. I think it is called Impact. www.bestbuy.com/site/partnerships/best-buy-affiliate-program/pcmcat198500050002.c?id=pcmcat198500050002 Target and a bunch of other companies go through Impact. It seems they don't always like youtubers though unless you have a website lol. Individual companies through it are easier. Walmart? Not so much.

@@aubreymcmullen I signed up. Waiting to be approved. I've thought about a website to go along with my channel, but that's just another thing I'd have to pay monthly for. I will admit, sometimes I would rather just read a review. Having Bestbuy affiliate links would have been helpful in my latest video because the product was not in stock in Amazon, but Best Buy had a few.

Eh that all depends. You could probably do a yearly fee for a GoDaddy site along with a site builder attached to it.

While I do appreciate the insight, I have been using this light since I bought it and it is a great light. Little to no sound at all and lasts quite awhile. I've had a number of people that liked this light. I've actually been considering buying a second one. Would be easier to show demos if it had a controller with it. That's the only thing I saw lacking on this :). Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video either way!

Glad you enjoyed it! 😄

Well hopefully you'll continue to learn more as I put out more videos 😀. I'm glad to be making a difference for somebody!

@@aubreymcmullen seriously I am learning a lot, and you are being a great help on my journey and hopefully as I progress, I get to make cool videos like you show off everything that I am learning as I go along in my journey

That's awesome to hear! Just keep at it. Think about who you want to be here on KZbin and what kind of content you want to post. As I've mentioned before, your first videos won't be great, lord knows mine weren't, but you will learn something with each video you post! If you notice I'm putting little KZbin shorts out recently. Trying to see if I can funnel those viewers into seeing the long form stuff.

@@aubreymcmullen thank you for your encouragement and your advice and every day I think about what type of content I want to make and how I want my page to go.

Hey I'm glad I could help! It really is a good solid light for a good price.

My pleasure 😊

@ZoranOreskovic i 100% agree. I still have my shock mount from the one I got replaced, so I will most likely use that. More stable, in my opinion

Thank you! Glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel :)

The thing that really brought me to this light was I could actually just walk into a store and buy it as opposed to buy it online and have to wait for it to come. Instant gratification! Thanks for the reply!

I'm glad it was helpful!

When one person has a hobby there could be countless people that want to learn about the different things people are doing because the way you approach woodworking may differ from someone else. All you have got to do to start is hit record on your camera or camera phone. Niche down and don't be afraid to put yourself out there. Don't worry about your first vids being amazing because in reality all of us have to start somewhere and we learn through experience! You've got this! Thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel!

As far as I can tell mini bowens mountable softboxes or lanterns should work.

I honestly didn't notice any noise at all. Very quiet

Thanks for the replies. Got one this afternoon. It’s currently on sale.

Oh yeah you're right it is $59.99. Good purchase price!

Thanks for the reply! Yeah it's a great small light for a small room. It could use a better softbox but ones you can get on Amazon are only about $40-50. I'm thinking of getting one to enhance the light a little bit :). Not too bad for an $80 cob light though! Welcome to the channel!

Yeah it most certainly does if you have a decent light with it like any camera. I used it for a year or two for another channel of mine and it worked quite well. Gave a really good wide angle.

Thanks for the sub and welcome to the channel! I will have to look up the Droidcam OBS. There's so much software out there I'm always down to learn about something new! I would have liked to have had a Elgato Facecam Pro, but I managed to get the Sony instead. I definitely don't regret it :). Again thanks for the sub and hopefully I can get more videos out there!

Hah thanks for the sub! Will do!