Top Youtube Vlogging Cameras

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.]

awesome clarity mostly I'm using for vlogging and voice over for my youtube channel

Can be used for a camera or phone. Works well for vlogging on Youtube. Good build quality.

Must have if you are vlogging or creating content for youtube. It is a must-have for zoom H1n product.

It is a fantastic camera for Vlogging for YouTube product reviews for fun, family photos in general photography and have so many features and some very advanced settings as well. Excellent quality.

I bought this for vlogging. It worked well for a trip to Peru and I am glad I bought it. Check out the footage on YouTube from that trip on my channel Over50T.

I am using this for “moto-vlogging” for my motorcycle YouTube channel and the sound is amazing as compared to running it straight into the GoPro with its media mod. So far I have not tested the microphone it comes with as I have a Rode Lavalier Go already attached to my helmet. My akrapovic exhaust is very loud on my Yamaha MT07, so with the gain set to low and using the backup track feature set to -12dB it captures clean audio without clipping which is essential for rides I cannot redo. Combine this with 24 bit audio and there’s enough leeway to EQ wind noise as well. The backup safety track kind of negates the need for 32 bit float for my particular scenario which saved me the extra money over the DR-10L Pro. Great product from Tascam.

I recently assembled a YouTube/vlogging set-up based off of Caleb from DSLR Video Shooter's all-on-one-stand video. This rolling Impact stand is at the core of this build. I couldn't be happier with it. The wheels allow the stand to roll like an Ikea shopping cart. It is sturdy enough to handle the weight of all the attached equipment. I would highly advise, regardless of your use for it, that you pick up or utilize sandbags. While the wheels do lock, additional weight at the base aids in preventing any tip-overs while in motion.

I took the advice of several Youtube experts and bought this lens as a vlogging lens for my M50 and I'm glad I did. It shoots wider than the kit lens and is well made. No complaints at all.

I bought this product for my small youtube channel to start vlogging and it has amazing quality and audio