So you are looking for the Best YouTube Camera? Whether you are starting your first Chanel
or just looking to upgrade from your current camera, I got you guys!
In today's video, I've rounded up what I think are the best youtube cameras of 2021 even
though there is more than one answer to this question. I think ill help to the point for
you guys to pick the best one that suits you and your content.
To see the most up-to-date prices and find out more information about these cameras,
you can check out the links in the description below.
First, on the list, we have a small camera that is fully packed on video aspect, the
Canon PowerShot G7X Mark III - And I have it listed as the Best All-Rounder.
Canon is outshining the competition with the pocket PowerShot that is now better in low
light and even way better for blogging. It is still keeping the neat, rectangular
pocket design of its brothers but by adding more powerful components Canon has stuck to
a winning formula with the G7x Mark III. It measures 1.6 x 4.1 x 2.4 inches and weighs
10.7 ounces it is thicker than a phone but won't have a problem sliding into your pockets.
It comes in a black or silver finish with a black leather wrap. Material wise it is
plastic and metal with a nice handgrip. The G7X III has a control ring around the
lens, so you can use it as a shutter or aperture control but at the same time, it can be used
for other stuff like iso adjustment, EV compensation, and zoom control.
The touch screen can tilt up and down and can face all the way forward for selfies,
and it is crisp and clear. What makes Mark III better than his predecessors
is that now it uses the new sensor to support faster readout and to add some more high-speed
capture options. The Killer Feature is that is heavily suited
for video captures. It includes the option to live stream videos and especially youtube
streaming support built-in, the resolution has been bumped to 4k with 3p or 1080/60p
and 8 fps burst shooting with autofocus. Battery wise it takes up to 235 shots before
it bites the dust but it also has a USB c port for recharging purposes.
Next, we have, the Sony ZV-1 - This is what most of the YouTubers referee as the "Ultimate
One" and I have it placed as The Best Value thanks to the value it brings to the table
for the price. Since vlogging is big nowadays, Sony launched
ZV-I with only vlogging in mind. But don't worry since no one will tell you off for shooting
photos with it but it is not the best on that field. Rather all the features are made for
people who shoot videos. Measuring 4.15 x 2.36 x 1.7 inches and weighing
10.4 ounces, make it very small and light so you won't have to worry about carrying
it around for days. There's also a flip-around screen that looks cool and a high-quality
built-in microphone. Sadly unlike most of the Sony series who are made with metal, the
ZV-1 has a plastic body and it is not weatherproof, so yeah watch out guys don't vlog in a storm.
The Killerfeature like always something I can't stop mentioning is the uncanny autofocus
sony has and for sure the ZV-1 inherited it too. It will easily track even the moving
objects with a single click. Face and Eye Detection is something crucial for vlogging
and oh boy sure the ZV-1 does it perfectly. The Sony Zv-1 Can film in up to 4k 25fps and
also the insertion of 24-70mm F/1.8-2.8 lens and the one-inch sensor is what makes a beast
out of this camera especially for vlogging. As for the battery, it falls a bit short,
but we can't whine for the price it comes and all the features it gifts us it takes
45 minutes of recording or 260 shots. But on other hand, the good news is that the spares
are super cheap. Moving forward, next on the list we have,
the Panasonic LUMIX GH5M2 - and I have it listed as the Best Feature-Packed one since
it can do so much besides being a 4k Mirrorless camera.
The LUMIX GH5M2 is an upgraded version of the companies well-known video-focused cameras.
Since it is an updated version it offers even better video capabilities than its predecessors.
Measuring 7.5 x 6 x 5.5 inches and weighing 1.6 pounds pretty much it has the same shape.
It comes with a magnesium alloy body and wealther sealing making it a bit splash and dustproof.
It was a good decision from Panasonic to maintain the same design like it puts all the major
buttons in an easy reach for the user's fingers. The 3-inch screen is flexible and vari-angle,
making it viable to face any direction which is a super useful trait for vloggers and video
doers. What I like the most is the OLED viewfinder that's is really handy on sunny days.
Under the hood, both sensor and image processor has received an upgrade. The sensor is a 20.3-megapixel
four-thirds live MOS sensor which is a great sensor for shooting under strong lighting
conditions. Thanks to the processor the AF capabilities
are upgraded too at a great rate. The AF system can run at 47 fps when shooting 24p footage.
At the same time the processor also opened up the video shooting options, it can shut
up to 4k 50/60p footage making it usable for log shooting.
It also includes Live streaming options such as live broadcast over the web or either across
wi-fi. The Gh5 II now also uses a more powerful battery
that can easily handle 410 shots per charge. Next spot we have , the Fujifilm X-S10 - You
will enjoy creating great content for a mid-range price and thats why i have it listed as Best
Mid-Range. Rocking a more compact and smaller body also
a simpler interface the x-s10 marks quite the departure from the usual Fujifilm blueprint.
Measuring 4.96 x 3.35 x 2.56 inches and weighing 1.03 pounds. It has a very solid feel and
all that thanks to the front grip it's a small that delivers a great hold. The magnesium
alloy build gives it a great premium look and feel.
The rear screen flips and rotates easily, making it look cool at the same time. Especially
the YouTubers and vloggers will praise the vari angle touchscreen since it shoots 4k
video at 30 fps and Full HD at 240 fps. The X-S10 offers 8Fps burst shooting but it
can increase to 20fps when switching to the electronic shutter without any crop or when
1.29x cropped at 30fps. The X-s10 also has a new video feature that
hasn't been seen before from the Fujifilm cameras - a count-up clock that shows the
card capacity in hours and minutes when you are on standby mode.
The most useful feature to opt for X-S10 over less priced Fujifilm models is the IBIS system,
it is a huge bonus for such a small camera and it benefits both photo and video shooting.
The Fujifilm x-10 uses the same battery as the x-t30, this promises us up to 325 shots
on a single charge. Last on the list, for you fellas that are
a bit tight on a budget I have the DJI Osmo Pocket - a camera that provides a lot for
a really cheap price. I have it listed as the Most Affordable option.
Once you get the chance to have a DJI Osmo in your hand I am sure you will have the sudden
urge to start recording stuff even if you are not a fan of videos.
It is a small and flexible camera that measures 1.45 x 1.13 x 4.76 inches if you think it
is small well it is even tinier in real life as you can see the name isn't for nothing
you can keep it in a pocket or just put it in the smallest spots. The ability to turn
the camera in any direction makes it the ultimate tool for video doers.
The small touch screen on the DJI Osmo is very responsive and fun to use it handles
important settings like changing between camera modes. And you can easily switch in and out
of selfie mode by pressing one single button making it really handy for vloggers.
Here comes the best part, the specs the Osmo pocket employs under the hood are just simply
out of the world, considering the size.It can record 4k video up to 30p or 1080p 60p.The
sensor in DJI Osmo has a size of 1/2.3 CMOS and is 12Mp, the best way to find out regarding
this is that it pretty much has the same sensor you can find in iPhone X.
Battery-wise, it takes osmo 73 mins to charge and lasts up to 140 mins when shooting 1080p
videos. Putting all those features together, I can't
help but stay that DJI Osmo Pocket is a steal for the price.
Thanks for watching! I hope you found this video to be helpful. If you have any questions
about the products mentioned in this video, you can leave a comment below and I will get
back to you as soon as I can!