Podcasters, YouTubers? 0

[romanheart]

I know some of you have or had broadcast comic videos on your channels.

What equipment do you use?

- camera
- micropohone
- audio interface
- editing software

[aardvark88]

Recommend you should ask the person under Golden Age Forum who just used cyalive for an Instagram posted interview video on artist Lily Renee (Fight, Planet, Jungle Comics) Tues. May 12/20.

Edited May 13, 2020 by aardvark88
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[Myowncollector]

5 hours ago, romanheart said:

I know some of you have or had broadcast comic videos on your channels.

What equipment do you use?

- camera
- micropohone
- audio interface
- editing software

You will probably get 20 different answers. 5 to 10 years ago it would be sony Vegas or a few used windows movie maker. Snowball microphone. Now everyone has a phone that has better quality than cameras that cost hundreds of dollars ten years ago. 4k HD is easily available, just pick a camera on Amazon with good reviews. Read reviews on software, hundreds of free ones all do the same thing. 

[littledoom]

9 hours ago, romanheart said:

I know some of you have or had broadcast comic videos on your channels.

What equipment do you use?

- camera
- micropohone
- audio interface
- editing software

depends on the content of your videos but a camera is the most important ... a lot of cameras have some sort of microphone built in.. a microphone is good if your videos are voice heavy .. if you're just showing off hauls then only a camera and maybe iMovie is needed

[Buzzetta]

@PeteFromPetesBasement

 

[justin]

Between the Keyframes here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuyXFGIwmx0pOSpZa_Kq-Vw

My equipment:

Canon 80D. 35mm IS f2 lens. 24-105mm f4 lens. iPhone XS. Padcaster Parrot teleprompter. Purple Panda wired lav microphone (plugged into camera). Shure VP83f shotgun microphone. 3x Sandisk SDXC 64GB cards. 3 batteries. Amazon Basics tripod. Manfroto monopod. Amazon Basics backpack. 2 LED light panels. Amazon Basics aluminum light stands. ThinkPad P1 Gen 2 with Premiere Pro, Photoshop and After Effects.

I would consider my setup as basic and barebones for a High Definition production. For 4k, you'll need different stuff.

Edited May 14, 2020 by justin