Cheap But Good Vlogging Cameras

Many mirrorless cameras are simply to small to add a neck strap; wrist straps work better, especially for the rangefinder form factor, like my Panasonic LX100. But there are times when you want both hands free...this is for that moment. One caveat: the manufacturer provides a small wrench and advises securing the pin tightly to the bottom of the camera, obviiously so it won't fall off. But I was concerned about turning too tightly against the case of this cam, and also didn't want the pin there permanently. So I screwed it tightly into one of the half cases out there for any number of cameras like the LX100 from MegaGear ($$cheap but good) and Gariz (not so cheap, but also good), This way I feel confidant that the camera is safe, but can get rid of the pin (and half case) by simply unscrewing the half case, leaving the pin secure, and ready to plug into the holster when desired. It works.

Not cheap, but way ahead of a lot of other cameras.

It looks like a little bit cheap. But works very well.

Good cheap CPU The CPU is really good I recommend it for Budget Builds The clock Speed is 4.3Ghz without overclocking, But under the load in Cinebench R23 on multithread the max temperature is 91, But u can do undervolt like me. After Undervolting to 1.250v the temperature went down to 76 under the load in CineBench R23 without losing in clocks.

Works for vlogging really well. Good mic to start out with

It's Holga. If you don't know what it is, research it first before thinking about getting one. These cameras are so cheap and * that it makes them good.

I had doubts about buying these filters, because they were cheap, I thought the quality was not very good...But I don't regret it at all, they are excellent and made of good glass...Good smallrig.

I use this for my iPhone Xs, as well as a few small mirrorless cameras. It's great for vlogging, for webcams, and is also great as a stabilizer for your iPhone as you gives you a great handle. And since it's Manfrotto, you know it's made to last. Very reasonably-priced too!

So my first impression out the box was a little underwhelming due to the build quality. It felt very plastic and light weight compared to my manfrotto mini tripod but after actually using it for vlogging for the next few days I quickly changed my mind. The things that I faulted it for were small but beneficial when using it for vlogging. These table top tripods are best when used with point and shoot cameras, small action cameras or accessories. For heavier set ups I would go with the better built manfrotto. One thing that stuck out to me when actually using it vs unboxing it was the notch that is cut out to allow the ball head to go back a lot further than my manfrotto. This allows you to get a few more inches of distance when vlogging. If you are like me and don't like when the camera is too close to your face then this helps. It is a small difference but a noticeable one for me. You don't notice the lack in build when actually using it the way I did. The lighter weight made me feel like I was only holding my camera. On top of that its around ten dollars cheaper than my manfrotto option. Unless your entire goal is build quality or heavier set ups, id save some money and get this one if your use will be similar to mine. So for the price and actual usability I give it 5 stars. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

Love it. Seeing greater detail when I'm vlogging keeps me and my videos looking good.