Logitech Speakers Only Work For One Youtube Video

Great monitor for everyday use. Internal speakers work good for youtube videos. Very happy with purchase

Worked well. (youtube video helped a little)

I am very pleased with the Logitech C930 webcam and with B&H Video.

This 2.1 system by far is the best set-up I have ever owned from Logitech. Speakers are crisp and clean, lows are low and highs or high. I use these while gaming, as my PA speakers when I'm making my style of music(electro house) on FLStudio and mixing while using my DJ Pioneer DDJ-800 controller. Thanks Logitech for making such a fine product, and never discontinue these great speakers. Thanks

This is one of my preferred options for voice work, especially for YouTube video narration. Quick to set up on my desk -- put it in a Shure A55M, slip on a good foam windscreen and you are good to go. My PreSonus Studio 26 interface has enough gain to drive this (and sometimes I use my FetHead anyway). If yours does not, a FetHead will fix that just make sure you get the version that does not feed phantom power to the mic.

These work great and were not too hard to install on my minimax (after watching a couple YouTube video). It works great with my fx3 as a little handheld run-and-gun setup. I have also screwed one into the base of a 70-200 lens for a tight hand-held style bcam. If I ever have a gimbal shoot in the rain, I’m looking forward to screwing a ball head into the bottom of my dji rs2 and attaching my easy rig umbrella :)

I got these lights to help with lighting for video and photo shoots in my kitchen (for YouTube), and these work very well. They are easy to set up, illuminate the objects I am filming very well, and adjustments are easy on both the app and the controls on the lights themselves. You get a lot for what you pay for with these lights!

Watch the Falcam Youtube promo video to see they used it on the Hasselblad X2D! Bought this for that very purpose, and it does work. reason, the 'thread' is thinner than Peak Design's but as strong, IMO. I also like the magnet connector better. I have since given my PeakDesign lugs to a friend and switched over to this. :D Of course, YMMV!

This is a review by someone who has never used a Gimbal. I'm only starting my videography adventure, I'm not that knowledgeable about any of this stuff. All that being said, I got this thing to work perfectly. I bought this on a whim because my work is making me do more video stuff. I was nervous and intimidated by this thing, if I'd know how to work it, balancing, etc. I watched a couple YouTube videos on balancing and after two weeks of heavy usage, I can swap lenses and rebalance this thing in no time. Especially since one or two axis' don't need to be adjusted if you're on the same camera body. However make sure you have EVERYTHING you want on your camera including the battery, memory card(s), lens filter, lens hood, etc. Something as small as your memory card will throw off the balancing. The modes are a little bit hidden, the manual is small and concise, but not very descriptive. Again I watched a short YouTube video on the different modes and now I've got a good feel for them. If you're shooting for Instagram content, you can put it in Vortex mode, turn it sideways and shoot in a stabilized portrait mode. Batteries last a long while as well. I know this because you have to long press the power button to turn it on and off. I thought I turned it off but actually left it on for a few hours in between shoots and still had more than half battery. I'm not sure if that's because it doesn't move when it's balanced or not, but it was a delightful surprise to see I didn't kill my battery by accidentally leaving it on and setting it down. Monitoring shots is definitely a little tedious though. I can get good shots, but I can definitely tell my next investment is going to be some sort of screen or monitor to attach to the side. I'm pretty sure that's what one of these mounts on the side are for.

We are a singer/songwriter duo and, because of COVID-19 had to quickly adapt to live stream concerts. The most common Logitech cameras were sold out everywhere, but I found that B&H had a couple of these left. I ordered it and couldn't be happier. We started streaming with just our smartphone, but found that autofocus we unnerving as it kept bouncing the image. When we switched to the Logitech, the audience was thrilled. I downloaded Logitech Camera Control and disabled autofocus to make sure it didn't do the same thing. You can also change many other settings. We use OBS software and stream to FB Live, but then upload it to Youtube afterwards. I'll share that Youtube link here. You'll note that we added a timed second camera to the stream for review. This was a no-name 1080p camera that I picked up on eBay. https://youtu.be/R98SbjBHHlk