This is where to and the . In our complete guide to getting started, we’ve collated all you need to know about cameras and accessories to get started shooting vlogs and . Using the experience of our review team, we’ve assembled an unbeatable list of the best camera types for all vloggers, and just how to get started.
Vlogging is a broad term, but essentially means the practice of . These might document an activity, show off a location, or explain a point of view, for examples. A vlogger often talks directly to the camera throughout the video.
Some go out and about, filming different places and subjects. While some vlogs are shot with a crew of multiple people, many are produced, shot and edited by people working independently and alone. We’ll guide you through everything you need to get started, plus pick up a few of our great accessory choices as well, to make sure you have everything you need.
The compact camera is where most people start, but there are a range of options from compact action cameras, to compact cameras for vlogging, as well as mirrorless cameras that let you change lenses when needed. Here we’ll go over the main options available: , such as the GoPro HERO range, which is down to just $252 / £249 for the . These are designed to withstand rough treatment, as well as being waterproof (although check each models specific abilities first).
, such as the , and , are easy to use compact cameras with features designed to make it easy for vloggers of all ty.