Best YouTube Cameras [year]: Top 18 Reviewed

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Cameras usually fall into 2 categories:

  1. Photography
  2. Video

Most cameras on the market are optimized for Photography.

In this article, we are covering 18 video cameras for YouTube videos, from 6 different camera types:

Best Cameras For YouTube

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Canon Digital SLR Camera Body [EOS 80D] with...

Canon 80D
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Sony a7S II ILCE7SM2/B 12.2 MP E-mount Camera...

Sony a7S II
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Canon PowerShot Digital Camera [G7 X Mark II]...

Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II
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Canon Cameras US 24.2 Digital SLR Camera with...

Canon EOS REBEL T7i
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Sony Alpha a6500 Mirrorless Digital Camera w/...

Sony Alpha a6500
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Panasonic LUMIX 4K Digital Camera, 18.1...

Panasonic LUMIX FZ80
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Nikon D3300 24.2 MP CMOS Digital SLR with...

Nikon D3300
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Panasonic LUMIX G7KS 4K Mirrorless Camera, 16...

Panasonic LUMIX G7
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Nikon Coolpix S7000 16 MP Digital Camera with...

Nikon Coolpix S7000
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Canon XA11 Professional Camcorder

Canon XA11
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GoPro - HERO5 Black 4K Action Camera - Black

GoPro HERO5 Black
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DJI Mavic PRO Drone Quadcopter Elite Combo...

DJI Mavic Pro
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Canon VIXIA HF G20 HD Camcorder with HD CMOS...

Canon VIXIA HF G20
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GoPro Hero5 Session, 1080p

GoPro HERO5 Session
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DJI Spark, Portable Mini Drone, Alpine White

DJI Spark
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Panasonic Full HD Video Camera Camcorder...

Panasonic HC-V770
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YI 4K Action and Sports Camera, 4K/30fps...

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Force1 Drone for Beginners Altitude Hold...

Force1 U49C Red Heron
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Top 3 DSLRs Cameras for YouTube

A DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) camera is one of the more common types of digital camera.

It combines the basic mechanism of an SLR (single-lens reflex) camera with a digital sensor that many would consider more convenient than the traditional alternative of film rolls.

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1. Canon 80D

canon 80DQuality = 95%

Affordability = 72%

Why I Like It:

  • Versatility
  • HDR video capability
  • Easy to use
  • Full HD at 60 fps

Used By YouTubers: David Dobrik, Adam Saleh and Claire Marshall

Review:

The Canon EOS 80D is a DSLR that is widely used by lots of YouTube Creators

Our favorite part about the 80D is its sheer versatility, as it can be equipped with everything from a telephoto lens to an external microphone with ease.

If you’ve never used a highly-customizable DSLR before, you won’t come across many models that can hope to compete with this one when it comes to sheer ease of use.

The touch display means that you can simply press on whatever you’d like to navigate the interface as well as to focus.

HDR movie recording ensures that you’ll be able to enjoy clear and stunning visuals in your videos whereas the 1080p will contribute even further.

Overall, this is one of our favorite mid to high-range DSLRs for YouTube recording.

Features:

  • Four kinds of autofocus
  • Full HD recording
  • Videos are registered at 60 fps
  • Touch display
  • HDR movie mode 

Drawbacks:

  • No 4K
  • No slow motion

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2. Canon EOS REBEL T7i

Canon Rebel T7iQuality = 83%

Affordability = 76%

Why I Like It:

  • Lightning fast autofocus
  • Excellent ISO range
  • Specialized movie stabilization
  • User-friendly design

Used By YouTubers: Andrew Shrock

Review:

The T7i from Canon is a bit more affordable than the 80D, but it still comes equipped with a range of helpful features.

The autofocus system is of particular note for Youtubers who don’t have a cameraman, as this DSLR is capable of keeping track and refocusing within 0.03 seconds.

Of course, as with many other DSLRs in the same price range, you’ll still be able to benefit from 1080p video recording at 60 fps to give your viewers the best experience possible.

Beyond that, the device also has a specialized stabilization mode that is used when filming for reduced blur.

With an ISO rating from 100 to over 25000, you’ll also find that this camera is ready for low-light recording.

Features:

  • Dual pixel AF system
  • Large sensor for improved low-light performance
  • Vari-angle touch screen display
  • Feature assistant for user-friendliness
  • Movie electronic IS 

Drawbacks:

  • Little bulky

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3. Nikon D3300

Nikon D3300 Quality = 78%

Affordability = 80%

Why I Like It:

  • Relatively compact design
  • Full HD video
  • Reasonable price point with lens included
  • Low-light performance

Review:

If you don’t want to spend quite so much money on a new DSLR, then the Nikon D3300 is an excellent entry-level option for YouTubers.

From its 1080p video recording to its impressive 11-point 3D tracking autofocus system, this camera comes ready to shoot video.

Compact: Unlike many other DSLRs, this model is designed to be reasonably portable, so you’ll be able to bring it around with you without too much of a hassle.

Lens Package: This camera also comes included with a lens, and it still manages to be a more affordable option than other cameras which only consist of the body.

Whether you want to train on a DSLR for the first time or if you simply need an affordable model, the Nikon D3300 is an impressive option.

Features:

  • 11-point autofocus
  • ISO: 100 to 25600
  • Full HD video
  • 3D tracking AF 

Drawbacks:

  • Additional lenses are pricey
  • Needs a few accessories for video 

Top 3 Mirrorless Cameras For YouTube

While DSLRs are still one of the most popular kinds of cameras, mirrorless interchangeable-lens systems are gaining on them at a faster rate than ever.

Where a DSLR uses a series of mirrors and prisms that are connected to an optical viewfinder that will display your image, a mirrorless camera digitizes the process.

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1. Sony a7S II: Best 4K Camera For YouTubeSony a7S II

 

Quality = 96%

Affordability = 70%

Why I Like It:

  • Has a long battery life that lasts for around 960 shots.
  • Camera offers HDR and time lapse recording.
  • Offers both WiFi and NFC connectivity.
  • Features a mic port and external headphones.

Used By YouTubers: Will Smith, Nadeshot and Marlin

Review:

If you want the best mirrorless camera for YouTube on the market, then the a7S II from Sony simply can’t be beaten.

This $2000+ camera is a masterpiece of design, featuring one of the broadest ISO ranges on a consumer camera, giving you excellent low-light recording capabilities.

The 169-point autofocus makes full use of this ISO range, ensuring that your camera can focus with ease in even the poorest of lighting conditions.

Quality is another area where the a7S II excels, as it can record full-frame 4K, and it is one of the first handheld mirrorless models to do so.

If you’d rather shoot in slow-mo, you’ll also be able to record 120 fps in 1080p.

The in-body stabilization that’s used by this camera is also much better at canceling blur in videos than competing cameras.

Features:

  • Low-light performance
  • AF speed
  • 4k recording
  • Small size

 

Drawbacks:

  • Very expensive
  • Interface

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2. Sony Alpha a6500

Sony Alpha a6500

Quality = 88%

Affordability = 77%

Why I Like It:

  • AF accuracy
  • Recording quality
  • ISO from 100 to 512005
  • Resilient design

Used By YouTubers: Alisha Marie, Tessa Brooks and Erika Costell

Review:

If you’d rather spend a little bit less on your new mirrorless camera, the a6500 is another reasonable option that shares many of the same capabilities as Sony’s more expensive options.

For example, this camera is capable of recording oversampled 4K for improved video quality.

You can also benefit from an ultra-quick autofocus speed, and you can always rest assured that the camera will keep track of you because of the 4D focus system.

Using 425 phase detection points, the AF system that’s used in this camera is one of the most impressive ones out there.

As with many of Sony’s other mirrorless models, the use of in-body stabilization is much more noticeable when you’re shooting video thanks to the immense degree of vibration resistance.

Features:

  • In-body stabilization
  • 4K oversampled recording
  • AF speed: 0.05 seconds
  • Touch AF 
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Drawbacks:

  • Short battery life
  • Interface 

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3. Panasonic LUMIX G7panasonic lumix g7

Quality = 75%

Affordability = 90%

Why I Like It:

  • Range of accessories
  • Autofocus speed
  • 4K video
  • Reasonable price

Review:

The LUMIX G7 from Panasonic is our most affordable choice of mirrorless camera, and it features an impressive range of specs for the price.

For example, this model comes equipped with a kit lens that should be sufficient for basic video and photography and can film in 4K.

Beyond the immense value for money that you get out of this camera, you’ll get to benefit from a sleek, retro design that is easy to get used to.

The AF system on this camera is another impressive aspect, as it’s capable of focusing in up to 0.07 seconds and it works well for high-speed shots.

If you’re going to be recording action shots with this camera and you want to keep the subject in focus, then the excellent focus lock of this model will help out immensely.

Features:

  • 4K video recording
  • Precise focus lock
  • Comes with a kit lens
  • Simple controls 

Drawbacks:

  • No weatherproofing 

 

Top 3 Point and Shoot Cameras for YouTube

If you’re just getting started with your YouTube channel and you want to save a bit of money on your new camera, then you may not need the heightened capabilities you’ll find in advanced cameras.

Should that be the case, a point and shoot camera should be more than enough for your needs.

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1. Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II

canon g7x II

Quality = 90%

Affordability = 79%

Why I Like It:

  • Compact size
  • Durable design
  • Full HD at 60 fps
  • Stabilization

Used By YouTubers: Faze Rug, Lance Stewart and Niomi Smart

Review:

If you’re looking for one of the best point and shoot cameras on the market, the G7x from Canon is one of the best options.

This model can record full HD video at 60 fps, and it’s available for a decent price, though you won’t find many point and shoot cameras with comparable prices or capabilities.

The touch display can be used for both autofocus as well as menu navigation, so you’ll benefit from a more user-friendly interface.

This camera also makes full use of optical image stabilization to ensure that your video quality doesn’t get ruined by shaky hands or motion.

As with many other point and shoot designs, a key benefit to this camera is how small and portable it is, so you won’t have much trouble carrying it with you wherever you go.

Features:

  • Touch display
  • Optical image stabilization
  • Full HD video
  • Compatible with the Camera Connect app.

Drawbacks:

  • Low-light performance
  • Pricey 
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2. Panasonic LUMIX FZ80

Panasonic Lumix FZ80

Quality = 78%

Affordability = 85%

Why I Like It:

  • Fast AF system
  • Can record in 4K
  • Relatively low price
  • Ergonomic design

Review:

This camera from Panasonic is a rather unique point and shoot in that it offers a wide range of high-end capabilities for a reasonable price.

For example, this camera comes with a wide angle lens that will make filming your videos far easier, especially if you want to focus on several subjects at once.

Perhaps the most impressive feature is that this camera can record in 4K, which is a capability that you don’t usually see in point and shoot cameras at this price point.

You rarely see point and shoot models that can use this resolution in the first place.

The LUMIX DFD autofocus is still one of the more impressive features you’ll find in Panasonic cameras, and it provides you with excellent focus retention and speed.

Features:

  • 4K video
  • Wide-angle lens
  • Touch compatible LCD
  • LUMIX DFD AF
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Drawbacks:

  • Reliability
  • Accessories help immensely 

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3. Nikon Coolpix S7000

Nikon Coolpix S7000

Quality = 72%

Affordability = 93%

Why I Like It:

  • Affordable
  • Compact
  • Full HD video
  • Stabilized recording

Review:

The S7000 from Nikon is a highly affordable point and shoot camera that is an excellent option for both beginners and YouTubers who need a secondary camera.

For a low price, you’ll get to benefit from full HD recording capabilities that are complemented by a suite of helpful features.

For example, the Target Finding AF system on this camera is effective enough to keep track of a target without too much trouble.

You also have a choice of 18 different scene modes, so your video will be sure to turn out perfect even if you aren’t that familiar with camera settings.

Vibration reduction technology in this camera helps reduce any blurriness in your videos, and it is one of the better stabilization systems we’ve seen in such an affordable camera.

Features:

  • Full HD 1080p recording
  • Intelligent AF system
  • Vibration reduction
  • Range of shooting modes

Drawbacks:

  • Low-light performance
  • Microphone quality 

Top 3 Camcorders For YouTube

A camcorder is your best option if you have no interest in a device that can capture still images and would prefer further video specialization.

Since camcorders are purpose-built for video, you’ll notice that they have a range of benefits for YouTubers that you won’t find in other kinds of cameras. For example, camcorders tend to feature a longer battery life than different types of cameras, allowing you to record for a longer period of time.

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1. Canon XA11

Canon XA11 PewDiePie's Camera

Quality = 94%

Affordability = 68%

Why I Like It:

  • Quick, effective AF
  • Compact design
  • Image stabilization
  • Used by the most popular YouTuber

Review:

The Canon XA11 is marketed as a professional camcorder, but we would argue that it walks the line between a mode that is intended for professional use and a consumer camcorder.

Perhaps the most notable part of this camcorder is how small it is.

The small size of this camcorder can sometimes hamper it, as it makes it far more challenging to mount accessories.

This is one of the best cameras for YouTube filming.

Features:

  • Full HD recording
  • Powered IS
  • Good in low light

Drawbacks:

  • No 4K 

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2. Canon VIXIA HF G20

Canon VIXIA HF G20

Quality = 86%

Affordability = 72%

Why I Like It:

  • Optical stabilization
  • Large sensor improves low-light performance
  • Impressive dynamic range
  • Composition aids, filters, and more for beginners

Review:

Unlike a low-end point and shoot or similar design, this camera is equipped with a range of features specifically for video.

For example, you can benefit from Intelligent IS that is optimized for motion blur reduction when filming.

Another benefit to this camera is that it features an impressive ⅓-inch sensor that provides you with excellent performance in poor lighting situations so that you won’t need intense lighting.

This camera is also an excellent choice for beginners because it features a range of features to help improve user-friendliness, including focus, exposure, and composition aids.

Features:

  • Touch compatible LCD
  • ⅓-inch sensor
  • 32 GB internal memory
  • Intelligent IS 

Drawbacks:

  • Short battery life
  • Menu buttons are small 

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3. Panasonic HC-V770

Panasonic HC-V770

Quality = 80%

Affordability = 80%

Why I Like It:

  • Impressive mic
  • Slow motion capabilities
  • Ideal for beginners
  • Lightweight and portable

Review:

This camcorder from Panasonic is one of the best YouTube cameras for more fast-paced action like recording sporting events as a spectator.

This model combines excellent zoom capabilities with a microphone that resists wind distortion and is capable of picking up sound at extended range.

You’ll also be able from 120 fps slow-mo recording at full HD resolution. If you want to go even slower, this camera is also capable of capturing 240 fps interpolated slow motion footage.

This is all possible thanks to the advanced Crystal Engine image processor that’s featured on this camera.

The Intelligent Auto system helps ensure that you have the ideal settings for your ambient conditions.

Portability is another key feature in camcorders, and this model is small enough to be carried comfortably, though we’d recommend a case due to the lack of a loop for a neck strap.

Features:

  • HDR
  • Crystal Engine processor
  • Intelligent Auto settings
  • Five-axis stabilization 

Drawbacks:

  • No neck strap
  • Customer service
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Top 3 Action Cameras For YouTube

While all of the cameras that we’ve looked at so far have been rather versatile in the kinds of videos that they’re optimized for, action cameras are a little more on the specialized side. As you can guess from the name, action cameras are designed for action shots, so they tend to have a pretty specific design.

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1. GoPro HERO5 Black

GoPro HERO5

Quality = 94%

Affordability = 89%

Why I Like It:

  • Ease of use
  • Durability
  • 4K recording
  • Stereo microphone

Review:

GoPro is the first name that most people will associate with action cameras, and the HERO5 Black is one of their most popular products.

(GoPro’s newest and most expensive model is GoPro HERO 7, if your budget allows, this is a great choice.)

This action cam is capable of recording in 4K, so your viewers will be able to enjoy every detail of your outdoor excursions.

Of course, an action camera isn’t worth the money if it can’t put up with the punishment that you can expect it to endure outdoors.

This model features an impact-resistant housing that will prevent it from being damaged by falls and collisions and it is also waterproof up to 33 feet down.

The HERO5 Black model features a rechargeable battery, which will allow you to save more money in the long run.

Of course, the most significant difference in the Black model when compared to other GoPro action cameras is the touch interface.

Features:

  • 4K video
  • Waterproof up to 33 feet
  • Touch display
  • Rechargeable battery 

Drawbacks:

  • Lack of versatility
  • No external mic input

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2. GoPro HERO5 Session

GoPro HERO5 Session

Quality = 86%

Affordability = 82%

Why I Like It:

  • Ease of use
  • Recording quality
  • Durability
  • Versatile mounting points

Review:

While the previous GoPro we looked at was a little bit more accessible thanks to its touch display, this model is a pure action camera.

As such, the HERO5 session has a simple set of controls, and the shutter button is the most important one. With a single tap, your camera will be on and recording.

This model is also capable of recording 4K, but we’d argue that it’s even more convenient for the outdoors when you compare it to the Black model.

This GoPro features a much smaller housing thanks to the lack of a touchscreen, a design choice which makes it far less likely to get damaged.

The microphone on this action camera is designed to reduce the noise caused by the wind so that your viewers will be able to hear you clearly.

If you don’t need expanded functionality, this action camera is an excellent choice.

Features:

  • 4K video
  • Advanced stabilization
  • Compatible with over 30 mountings
  • Wind buffeting reduction 

Drawbacks:

  • Short battery life
  • Software 

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3. YI 4KYI 4K Action Camera

Quality = 78%

Affordability = 95%

Why I Like It:

  • Long battery life
  • Wireless connectivity
  • 4K recording
  • Durability

Review:

If you want an alternative to a GoPro camera, then the next best choice is the YI 4K, which is fast approaching the GoPro when it comes to both features and popularity.

This model is a pure action camera that comes included with only the most necessary features without any additional amenities.

While you get a touchscreen interface, you’ll find that there isn’t much more to be seen on the exterior of this camera.

Thankfully, this action camera’s performance is more impressive, with an average battery life of around 2 hours when recording at 4K.

The electronic stabilization may not be as effective as an optical system, but you’ll find that it’s more than sufficient for most high-intensity videos.

This is also an exceptionally rugged action camera, featuring a display made of Gorilla Glass and a housing that is impact resistant.

Features:

  • 4K resolution
  • Gorilla Glass touchscreen
  • Electronic stabilization
  • Wifi compatibility 

Drawbacks:

  • Highly specialized
  • No external microphones 

Top 3 Drone Cameras

Finally, we’ve reached the most unique type of camera on this list. Drones are more of a combination of a remote aircraft and a camera, giving you access to angles that you could never have dreamt of.

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1. DJI Mavic Pro

DJI Mavic Pro

Quality = 96%

Affordability = 70%

Why I Like It:

  • 3-axis stabilization
  • Long range
  • 4K capability
  • Portable

Review:

The DJI Mavic Pro is one of the most popular drones for users that are looking for a combination of high-quality video and impressive flight performance.

This model features a massive 4.3-mile range, allowing your drone to explore your surroundings to the fullest without needing to return.

That range translates to a maximum flight time of just under 30 minutes, so you’ll also be able to record plenty of footage before you need to charge your drone once more.

Also, the 4K recording capability is another impressive feature that is rare to see on drones at this price point.

The smaller size of the Mavic Pro ensures that you’ll be able to bring it around with you much more easily than other, larger drones.

When coupled with the collision detection system, you’ll find that you can get this drone into some nifty spots.

Features:

  • 4.3-mile range
  • 1080p streaming, 4K recording
  • Flight Autonomy avoids collisions
  • Max flight duration of 27 minutes

Drawbacks:

  • Price
  • Stability on windy days

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2.DJI Spark

DJI SPark Portable Drone

Quality = 80%

Affordability = 90%

Why I Like It:

  • Ease of use
  • Compactness
  • Works well indoors
  • Smooth footage

Review:

The DJI Spark is a miniature drone that is an excellent choice for recording indoor videos from perspectives that would otherwise be impossible.

With a flight time of around 15 minutes, you’ll find that this drone can stay in the air for longer than similarly-sized models, but not by much.

Where this drone excels is in how easy it is to use. Once you get past the arduous setup, you’ll be able to use this drone with ease.

For example, if you want the drone to start flying, you merely have to place it in the palm of your hand and look at it until it recognizes your face.

You can also control this drone using your phone.

When it comes to video capabilities, it can record at 1080p, and it uses a gimbal for mechanical stabilization. The 1/2.3” sensor also performs surprisingly well in poor lighting conditions.

Features:

  • 1080p quality
  • Gimbal stabilization
  • 16 minutes of flight duration
  • ActiveTrack 

Drawbacks:

  • Setup process
  • Gesture control is unreliable 

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3. Force1 U49C Red Heron

Force1 U49C Red Heron

Quality = 70%

Affordability = 98%

Why I Like It:

  • Easy to learn
  • Affordable
  • Rubber damping around the camera
  • Flight stabilization

Review:

If you want a simple camera drone that won’t end up breaking the bank, the U49C Red Heron from Force1 is an excellent choice.

While this model may not be able to match some of the high-end options, it can hold its own.

Perhaps the most impressive part of this drone is its beginner friendliness.

The Red Heron is an ideal choice for drone pilots who are just getting started out and don’t want to risk a 1000 dollar device during flight training.

Of course, this drone is more than capable enough for some basic video recording as well, but it’s slightly held back by its 720p recording quality.

Thankfully, the drone is equipped with rubber dampers around the camera as well as flight stabilization to help make for a smoother and more consistent video.

Features:

  • 720p recording
  • 120-degree wide-angle lens
  • 15-minute flight duration
  • Comes included with an additional battery 

Drawbacks:

  • Only 720p resolution
  • Low flight endurance

Choosing a Camera Based on Your Needs

One of the first things you need to consider when buying a good camera for your Youtube channel is the type of video that you want to upload.

sony youtube cameraVarious content creators have different themes, and you’re going to have to come up with your own. While you’ll obviously put your original spin on it, most channels will fall into certain genres.

For example, if you’re going to be recording from your desk for your gaming channel, a webcam would serve the purpose.

On the other hand, if you have a beauty channel, then you’ll likely want to use a camcorder that’s compatible with a light ring and other accessories.

For those of you who are constantly on the go, you’ll typically want to buy a high-end point and shoot camera, as you’ll be able to benefit from its relatively powerful yet compact design.

More affordable cameras will be a better option for YouTubers who are just getting started.

Keep in mind that many YouTubers prefer to use drones as secondary cameras, with a handheld model doing most of the filming and the drones coming in handy for more unique angles.

What to Look for in Cameras for Youtube:

There are a few essential qualities that you should search for when you’re buying a new camera for your Youtube channel.

From image quality to battery life, you’ll find each of the following four characteristics integral in any camera you hope to utilize to film your uploads.

1. Quality:

One of the first things that you should search for in the right camera is sufficient recording quality for your needs.

Your viewers won’t be able to appreciate your videos if they’re too unclear, so you’ll want a camera that can record in at least 1080p.

2. Low-Light Performance:

When it comes to shooting in versatile conditions, low-light performance is integral.

Cameras with larger sensors will typically feature less noise in low light recordings, which will make the overall image quality far better.

With better low-light performance, you won’t have to invest as much into lighting, and you’ll be able to film in more unfavorable conditions.

3. Ease of Use:

The next thing you should account for when choosing the a good camera for YouTube is how easy it is to use.

If you already have experience using video cameras, then this may not be as important for you. On the other hand, if you’re just getting started when it comes to filming, this may be integral.

4. Battery Life:

The battery life of your camera will determine how long you’ll be able to record video without any interruptions, so you’ll want to be sure that your device is energy efficient enough for your needs.

You’ll at least want to be sure that you can quickly replace the battery if it fails.

Conclusion!

We hope that this comprehensive guide has been able to present you with all of the best options you have at your disposal when it comes to choosing a new best camera for Youtube.

Keep in mind that everyone has different needs, and if you have any questions or suggestions, let me know in the comment below.

Thanks for reading! 🙂

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