**Wondering why we recommend the front-facing camera?** It's MUCH easier to frame the shot and monitor your positioning with the screen facing towards you. Yes, the rear facing camera is better quality in most smartphones - but the front camera is more than good enough in modern devices to get great results in most conditions, and we think the benefits of proper framing (production quality & time saved) outweigh the cost in quality. 😊 That said - *there IS now a way to easily use your PC or Mac as a viewfinder for your rear Android camera so you can get the best of both worlds!* Check out this video to see how to do it: th-cam.com/video/GxUmfszrV8A/w-d-xo.html Happy shooting!
Hello! First of all. I'd like to thank you for this informative video. I've been looking for some input regarding this and honestly, your video is the best fully detailed one. I have a question, if you don't mind: My phone is samsung galaxy note 2. The back cam is just 8 mega. DO you think it's enough to record good youtube videos? Regards!
Aloha and MAHALO!!!!!!! I am a successful private chef in Hawaii and my social media has been DEAD SPACE for YEARS!!! I was and still am a bit OVERWHELMED but found you on TH-cam this am and am SO INCREDIBLY grateful to your videos and direction. I'm subscribed and ready to embark on this journey. I hope to make the social media community proud! THANK YOU!!!!
Practice, have a script, and use free editing tools to take out any flubs, mess ups, etc. Just keep going and you can always edit it in post. Say a line as many times as you need till you feel comfortable with that take, then edit out the rest later There's free editing software and a community always willing to help you, be that YT vids or Reddit or some other forum to learn a about software editing tools. Paid ones are more for professionals doing serious video production. free open source, while not as robust, will get the job done.
Hi Justin, I think that this was the exact information I was looking for and you did a great job explaining what all is needed and how to start making good videos by using our cell phones. Thanks...
I saw the comments saying you were their saviour and thought people were exaggerating. You solved every single issue i had in one video!!! Its crazy that what you said was so simple too. Thank you so much, you have no idea how helpful this was
After much trial and error (and wardrobe changes to keep my pale face from being over exposed when I was wearing dark clothing), this video is a godsend. Airplane (flight) mode = BRILLIANT! Genius. Thanks. I haven't had a lot of luck with the inexpensive lav mic, but I solved boomy sound issues in my kitchen by padding every surface not visible in the shot (towels, foam mattress pads, throw rugs, blankets. What a difference!
Dunno the name of what I bought from Fry's (kinda like Best Buy), but it's worthless. Looks exactly like the one in the link in your video description. The other issue I have is a big black border around videos if I use the rear facing camera and zoom in to even 1.3x. I do that to frame the background better. You can see the results in "4th of July" and "Don't Let." Working on a solution so that I don't have to zoom in. (Plug a doorway with a curtain - both for visual appeal and sound control.) Vids done with a real DSLR and appropriate lenses don't have this issue. Might have to break down and get a real camera, although the phone makes it SOOOOOOOO easy.
I'm planning on starting my own channel and I have gone through countless videos try to find out everything I need what I need to do and how I need to set up and I must say that this is the most concise video I have seen so far I thank you for your time and and presenting this video and I appreciate the information you've given me thank you very much awesome.
omg! thanks so much for sharing the tip of switching to flight mode! many times while I am recording a notification will come though and I eventually have to edit the noise out. TFS this tip!
AWSOME 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻! Finally someone that can explain all this recording mumbo jumbo were a beginner can understand what to do before starting a project. While scratching their head a thinking to their self “what the ** did they just say!” then hitting the back button a million because it’s like their speaking a foreign language. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with a beginner that has been searching for someone that can go in depth without loosing the person along the way regardless if it’s a beginner or someone that wanting to take their projects to the next level. THANK YOU SO HAPPY I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!
My smartphone's default camera app (Google Camera) doesn't have a menu item for exposure or focus lock, but press-and-hold the screen for two seconds on the spot you want to meter will enable the "AF/AE lock" and present a meter on the right you can slide up and down to change the exposure.
Wow it was very frustrating to find the right video then all my problems went away when i saw this video thank you for this this was so useful and it helps a lot i liked the video and subscribed have a good day :)
I just discovered your site today and have to say that I think it is well made. Your explanations are well thought out and presented; it never feels as if you are talking down to to your audience. Thank you for putting in the time and effort you have to create these videos.
Thank you very much for providing the link for the tripod that has the Smartphone holder. I've been trying for several months to find one like that without luck until today. I put it in my cart so hopefully you'll get some reward from it when I purchase it.
i was searching for some good videos that how to take professional videos using smartphone and even i saw many videos but none was useful to me but urs was very useful to me.tqsm
Thanks Justin - liked and subscribed, both of which are increasingly rare for me with YT in 2016. Looking forward to more content of this standard - especially appreciate your clear diction and no-nonsense delivery.
I've watched a ton of these videos (procrastinating much?) and yours is the first to advise flight mode. Obvious if you're a seasoned video maker but a genius revelation for us newbies. Brilliant video - thank you so much!
♡♡♡ So glad to find your channel!! I just binged watched 11 of your videos. I had to stop my self. Very clean clear and effective tutorials. Subscribed! Thank You!!!
Hey this was a great video. I will be recommending it to my musicians because you gave a really complete guide for using the android phone to film and I thought you did a terrific job covering everything that needs to happen to prep and accomplish this properly. Well done.
Thanks! If you don't have a microphone I'd suggest to position yourself as close to the phone as possible (without it looking weird) to get the best sound, and also record somewhere as quiet as possible. All the best.
I truly appreciate ur knowledge on this subject. You hit points i never would have thought of. 1 minute unto ur video, I pressed subscribe. I'll be going through the rest of ur videos now. Thanks!
Thanks Justin 😄 Btw, you have any recommendations for Android smartphone mics that you can plug into your phone as a sort of shotgun mic, so that you don't have to pin on your shirt?
Thanks so much! This is one of the best helpful videos on TH-cam! I've recently decided to pull the trigger on a TH-cam channel and this is such a great video!
Watched so many videos on this topic trying to gather all the info , but your video was like one stop station for all the doubts i had... Where to look while recording from phone , i mean you explained it so well and kept all the questions in mind that a viewer can have... Amazingly explained... Thnx a ton
+Matthew Wagner I had the same question. The video is great, but Justin doesn't even mention that all smartphones have better back cameras so it would be wise to get a partner just for checking your position on the screen (and that's it). This way you get better video even on older smartphones.
I've learned that if you're going to be just doing a sit down / talking style video and you want to use your back camera than simply putting a mirror behind the camera can help you make sure you're in frame and in focus without needing another person's assistance. If you're out and about and using a selfie stick you can attach a small mirror to the end of the stick so that you can use your back camera and still see what you're filming and make sure you're in the frame :)
Cheers mate I'm glad you did a video on this topic. Nicely explained and just what I needed to get me thinking about using my phone as a viable 2nd or 3rd camera. Great stuff, keep it up!
Thank you for the awesome free advice on how to record video like a pro on your Android. You're awesome for doing that. I liked and subscribed to your channel because of it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been thinking about creating some TH-cam videos and my main concern was the camera, but they are soooooo expensive, plus all the equipment... it's just to much, but thanks to you now I can see that the Android cameras are just fine for beginners ♡
I have watched a couple of your videos. I just wanted to say thanks for all the info especially the bit of getting rid of the reasons to not do videos. i.e. equipment and such thank you for all the help
Wou! This video tutorial was so honest and so awesome ! One of the best I've seen so far! Thank you so much ! I can't believe that after seeing so many of your videos I haven't been subscribed. Now I'm officially SUBSCRIBED to your channel 🤗
Great information. Just looking to keep it simple for just starting out on TH-cam so thanks for that. I look forward to using all your information and all your equipment suggested. Have a great day and thanks for the perfect video that I was looking for.
You answered my problem perfectly... "manual exposure " was giving me all the issues, to which you recently very kindly responded to in a different video ! Thanks Justin
Hello; I just want to tell you that I love how you break down what you need. I have listened to a few others here on TH-cam , And they aren't half as good as you. Thank you for that. I did subscribe , and clicked the bell.
thank you very much for all the info,I'm in the process to lounch a you tube channel in august...and on the budget I will start with my galaxy S8+.... So I m learning a lot from you...Im in the US....so now you got a fan and a new subscribe...thank you againFrom Santa Clarita, Ca ...Frankie
A really big thanks for your guide dude, I have an Asus Zenfone 2 Laser ze601kl and with the generic photo app from asus I could not control the exposure by blocking it so videos made in the interior of a place were awfull because the camera would change exposure all the time and the image was dragging in some situations, and the light conditions were good. This "open camera app" really helped me a lot, not only is more complete but lighter to use! Once again thank you and a big Hug! Cheers!
![How to Film like a PRO with Android Smartphones [Updated Guide!]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2pjYP9xpApc/mqdefault.jpg)
![[UNCUT]“ฅนตื่นธรรม”ปะทะ“หมอปลา-ปู่มหามุนี-อั๋นโอกิ”สะเทือนกระทรวงเวทมนตร์ Iคนดังนั่งเคลียร์I10 ตค.67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/peMD_SAkwNc/mqdefault.jpg)
**Wondering why we recommend the front-facing camera?**
It's MUCH easier to frame the shot and monitor your positioning with the screen facing towards you. Yes, the rear facing camera is better quality in most smartphones - but the front camera is more than good enough in modern devices to get great results in most conditions, and we think the benefits of proper framing (production quality & time saved) outweigh the cost in quality. 😊
That said - *there IS now a way to easily use your PC or Mac as a viewfinder for your rear Android camera so you can get the best of both worlds!* Check out this video to see how to do it: th-cam.com/video/GxUmfszrV8A/w-d-xo.html
Happy shooting!
Hello! First of all. I'd like to thank you for this informative video. I've been looking for some input regarding this and honestly, your video is the best fully detailed one.
I have a question, if you don't mind:
My phone is samsung galaxy note 2. The back cam is just 8 mega. DO you think it's enough to record good youtube videos?
Regards!
Justin Brown - Primal Video Samsung's native app allows you to use manual exposure. (Galaxy S6 Edge Plus)
Justin Brown - Primal Video vjgjyuioo ok hi kklllkkgj c BBC g kklllkkgj h ghost jhlk
Justin Brown - Primal Video
Justin Brown - Primal Video can you please tell me how to cancles the noise?
im glad that someone use android ive been searching but all iphone vids
Glad you found it helpful!
@@PrimalVideo I will be vlogging today, making my very first TH-cam video by using my Note 8
It’s not a problem because I only use apple
me too!!!
Me too 😀
This is the single most helpful video I've watched for helping me get started. Thank you.
Awesome to hear +Daybird Aviaries!!
Daybird Aviaries Helpful and inspiring
Daybird Aviaries I just randomly clicked your channel when I saw your comment and I love your videos about the ducks, so adorable ! subscribe !!!+
Agreed!
Daybird Aviaries can u sub to me and support my channel
Aloha and MAHALO!!!!!!! I am a successful private chef in Hawaii and my social media has been DEAD SPACE for YEARS!!! I was and still am a bit OVERWHELMED but found you on TH-cam this am and am SO INCREDIBLY grateful to your videos and direction. I'm subscribed and ready to embark on this journey. I hope to make the social media community proud! THANK YOU!!!!
You are an angel sent from above!
haha 🙏 Glad you found the videos helpful 😀
Justin Brown - Primal Video Not just helpful, you're a professional, take credit where credit is due.
I started practicing filming myself yesterday and i felt so awkward, hopefully I'll get over it and can do better.
Practice practice practice!! 😀👍
Practice, have a script, and use free editing tools to take out any flubs, mess ups, etc. Just keep going and you can always edit it in post. Say a line as many times as you need till you feel comfortable with that take, then edit out the rest later
There's free editing software and a community always willing to help you, be that YT vids or Reddit or some other forum to learn a about software editing tools.
Paid ones are more for professionals doing serious video production. free open source, while not as robust, will get the job done.
the best 9 minute video! i learned a lot of tips! THANKS!!
FINALLY!!! I FOUND ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN ONE PLACE BY A GUY WHO WAS DIRECT AND STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. THANK YOU!!!!
Hi Justin, I think that this was the exact information I was looking for and you did a great job explaining what all is needed and how to start making good videos by using our cell phones.
Thanks...
Thanks Alex! Glad it was useful 👍😀
I saw the comments saying you were their saviour and thought people were exaggerating. You solved every single issue i had in one video!!! Its crazy that what you said was so simple too. Thank you so much, you have no idea how helpful this was
You're welcome - so glad it helped 👍
After much trial and error (and wardrobe changes to keep my pale face from being over exposed when I was wearing dark clothing), this video is a godsend. Airplane (flight) mode = BRILLIANT! Genius. Thanks. I haven't had a lot of luck with the inexpensive lav mic, but I solved boomy sound issues in my kitchen by padding every surface not visible in the shot (towels, foam mattress pads, throw rugs, blankets. What a difference!
Great to hear that this video helped! With your mic issues.. do you have the Boya microphone or something else?
Dunno the name of what I bought from Fry's (kinda like Best Buy), but it's worthless. Looks exactly like the one in the link in your video description. The other issue I have is a big black border around videos if I use the rear facing camera and zoom in to even 1.3x. I do that to frame the background better. You can see the results in "4th of July" and "Don't Let." Working on a solution so that I don't have to zoom in. (Plug a doorway with a curtain - both for visual appeal and sound control.) Vids done with a real DSLR and appropriate lenses don't have this issue. Might have to break down and get a real camera, although the phone makes it SOOOOOOOO easy.
Granny PottyMouth
I'm planning on starting my own channel and I have gone through countless videos try to find out everything I need what I need to do and how I need to set up and I must say that this is the most concise video I have seen so far I thank you for your time and and presenting this video and I appreciate the information you've given me thank you very much awesome.
Great channel Justin. I will look forward to looking through your Vids.. 👍
Briiliant, clear and straight to the point. Thank you.
+11plus University thanks 👍
Justin, thank you for such informative and professional instructional videos. I am so happy that I found your channel!
3 years after this video was posted and I found something that is so helpful. No money for a camera yet but my android phone will do just fine
omg! thanks so much for sharing the tip of switching to flight mode! many times while I am recording a notification will come though and I eventually have to edit the noise out. TFS this tip!
No problem!! Glad it helped 👍🏻
You are quick
story of my life ;-)
Ikr! Thank you so much.
Love this
I highly enjoyed this video ! Im currently a new you touber and film on my Samsung s8. I cant wait to use these tips 😃
I just got a phone tripod ! All I need is a ring light and microphone ! Thank you , this video was very helpful but simple 👍🏽😊
AWSOME 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻! Finally someone that can explain all this recording mumbo jumbo were a beginner can understand what to do before starting a project. While scratching their head a thinking to their self “what the ** did they just say!” then hitting the back button a million because it’s like their speaking a foreign language. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with a beginner that has been searching for someone that can go in depth without loosing the person along the way regardless if it’s a beginner or someone that wanting to take their projects to the next level. THANK YOU SO HAPPY I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!
My smartphone's default camera app (Google Camera) doesn't have a menu item for exposure or focus lock, but press-and-hold the screen for two seconds on the spot you want to meter will enable the "AF/AE lock" and present a meter on the right you can slide up and down to change the exposure.
+Alex Swavely yep, that's the same process for iPhone and Samsung phones now too 👍
My God !! this guy is amazing. Who gives all the secrets away ? Hats off Mate !!
Wow it was very frustrating to find the right video then all my problems went away when i saw this video thank you for this this was so useful and it helps a lot i liked the video and subscribed have a good day :)
Thanks Extinction! All the best with your videos 👍🏻
i really like your contents. not boring like others and are do helpful. thanks a lot
Love your channel💯 you have taught me so much! I've started my own channel and your my inspiration for real!!!! 😍
I just discovered your site today and have to say that I think it is well made. Your explanations are well thought out and presented; it never feels as if you are talking down to to your audience. Thank you for putting in the time and effort you have to create these videos.
Thank you very much for providing the link for the tripod that has the Smartphone holder. I've been trying for several months to find one like that without luck until today. I put it in my cart so hopefully you'll get some reward from it when I purchase it.
Awesome Kim, thanks!
i was searching for some good videos that how to take professional videos using smartphone and even i saw many videos but none was useful to me but urs was very useful to me.tqsm
a really organized and practical vid. awesome! ps: beautiful house.
Thanks Justin - liked and subscribed, both of which are increasingly rare for me with YT in 2016. Looking forward to more content of this standard - especially appreciate your clear diction and no-nonsense delivery.
Thanks for the support Arthur! All the best with your video creation.👍
amazing Video im also a German Youtiber thank for this Video Justin!
this is from 2015 and it is excellent for someone who is starting now!! Im hooked on your channel!! You are awesome!!
Thanks!
Hey Justin, that was a simple and usefull video you did.
Thanks. :D
Thanks for the feedback! All the best 😀
Great job Justin. One of the best videos on this I have seen.
Thank You very much. You're amazing!
Glad it helped JLouise Gamble!
I've watched a ton of these videos (procrastinating much?) and yours is the first to advise flight mode. Obvious if you're a seasoned video maker but a genius revelation for us newbies. Brilliant video - thank you so much!
Great to hear! You're welcome!
great! simple and direct! thanks
♡♡♡ So glad to find your channel!! I just binged watched 11 of your videos. I had to stop my self. Very clean clear and effective tutorials. Subscribed! Thank You!!!
Hey this was a great video. I will be recommending it to my musicians because you gave a really complete guide for using the android phone to film and I thought you did a terrific job covering everything that needs to happen to prep and accomplish this properly. Well done.
Thanks AVA LIVE RADIO ! Glad this video was helpful 😀
Your welcome. Keep it up.
Thanx this will save me alot of money
Thank you so so much! Although how much difference will it make having a mic attached to the phone?
Thx for ur video. Helpfull
One of the best tutorial videos I have ever seen. Thanks for the great content
What if I don't have a microphone? What do I do?
Ohh, awesome vid btw, very educational
Thanks!
If you don't have a microphone I'd suggest to position yourself as close to the phone as possible (without it looking weird) to get the best sound, and also record somewhere as quiet as possible. All the best.
Ohhh my god I will never delete your greatest channel In my heart thank u so much 👍👍👍
Awww thanks TJ!
If You Dont Have Selfie Stick Use Stick And Tie Your Phone :)
made my day
AviationGamingTV /// AGTV 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂lmfao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LMFAO,LOL,L0L,
AviationGamingTV /// AGTV Lol foreal...creative frugal idea
KjjAviationGamingTV /// AGTV
great tips!! very helpful to beginners like me ..the pause for a few seconds prior to recording and looking at the camera were a great takeaway
you have explain it very well liked the way to talk on camera... nice work Justin..
Thanks Amit Barua!
Man what a great video. Awesome advice. Sometimes simple is better. Small gear less hassle.
you just rock man, the video is really cool;-)
Finally a video that tells me all the information I need thank you! You are a life saver
Great house
Lol
that sounded creepy i-
I do everything from my phone! thanks to your channel that's when I decided to start my channel and stop making excuses so thank you!!
Love it! So glad these videos have helped you. All the best with your videos 👍🏻😀
Great channel.
Thanks Sahar!
Thank you! Your delivery and content are Cleary and easy to follow.
Omg thank youuu! ❤
+CD x AE no problem 👍
I truly appreciate ur knowledge on this subject. You hit points i never would have thought of. 1 minute unto ur video, I pressed subscribe. I'll be going through the rest of ur videos now. Thanks!
Haha I wish I had seen this video when I started a year ago 😂 I bought exactly these things but it took me so long to figure out what to buy
haha awesome you ended up with similar (or the same) gear! Massive congrats on 15k subs too - that's awesome!
Thanks Justin 😄 Btw, you have any recommendations for Android smartphone mics that you can plug into your phone as a sort of shotgun mic, so that you don't have to pin on your shirt?
This is the first time i watched any video from your channel.. and i just started loving your videos.. subscribed.. big thumbs up.
Thanks Kamran Ali, glad you're liking the videos 😀
When you said tripod, smartphone holder, and micro phone... i completely blanked out.
Same
Great tips. Subscribed! 👍🏻
2:25 he said lit hahahahahaha
Thanks so much! This is one of the best helpful videos on TH-cam! I've recently decided to pull the trigger on a TH-cam channel and this is such a great video!
the ordinary gal
Good luck girl !
Me too !
the ordinary gal nice
thanks alot dude, i havent got my audio micrphone, and i just did with another smartphone to record the audio separately haha
once again thx
:D
587 227 587 227 587 227
Fight and get 💪✨😤👌♥😎💪✨😤👌♥if I am
Ýýþđňģń
Yes thank 😊🙏👏🙌☺😌😊🙏👏🙌☺😌😊🙏👏🙌☺😌😊🙏👏🙌☺😌😊🙏👏🙌☺😌😊🙏👏🙌☺😌😊🙏👏🙌☺ :) :) :) :) :) smile holy face smile you're weird you're weird what's your name what's your name
The Open Cam was actually great. Thanks
so helpful!
Thanks Tateana Michelle!
Watched so many videos on this topic trying to gather all the info , but your video was like one stop station for all the doubts i had... Where to look while recording from phone , i mean you explained it so well and kept all the questions in mind that a viewer can have... Amazingly explained... Thnx a ton
So awesome to hear it! 😀Thanks!
Why would you use the vastly inferior front facing camera??
+Matthew Wagner I had the same question. The video is great, but Justin doesn't even mention that all smartphones have better back cameras so it would be wise to get a partner just for checking your position on the screen (and that's it). This way you get better video even on older smartphones.
I've learned that if you're going to be just doing a sit down / talking style video and you want to use your back camera than simply putting a mirror behind the camera can help you make sure you're in frame and in focus without needing another person's assistance. If you're out and about and using a selfie stick you can attach a small mirror to the end of the stick so that you can use your back camera and still see what you're filming and make sure you're in the frame :)
@@ArturZygmunt Using Note 8 front facing camera is the best thing you would ever think of
very clear. some will miss without remind from you will air mode and lightning
i have ONLY the smartphone! :(
Doge MLG gamer lol😂
girl*
what
OH her
Doge MLG gamer any I have same problem
You're A Huge Inspiration and Help to a new TH-camr like me... Thanks a ton for creating such great stuff
Chris Martin is that you? :o
You found me!
Maybe we should all go and comment on Chris Martin's videos asking if he's Justin Brown.. haha
Great video thanks for not making things complicated 👌
That's the goal! Thanks for watching 😀
i got my tripod from cvs for $10
Nice!
This one of the best tutorials I have seen on using an android phone. Thanks alot it was a very detailed video
Thanks Adanna! 😀
Cheers mate I'm glad you did a video on this topic. Nicely explained and just what I needed to get me thinking about using my phone as a viable 2nd or 3rd camera. Great stuff, keep it up!
Thanks +Steven Walker! All the best with your videos 😀
Thank you for the awesome free advice on how to record video like a pro on your Android. You're awesome for doing that. I liked and subscribed to your channel because of it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been thinking about creating some TH-cam videos and my main concern was the camera, but they are soooooo expensive, plus all the equipment... it's just to much, but thanks to you now I can see that the Android cameras are just fine for beginners ♡
EXCELLENT as always! Easy to follow and apply!! Thanks!!
I have watched a couple of your videos. I just wanted to say thanks for all the info especially the bit of getting rid of the reasons to not do videos. i.e. equipment and such
thank you for all the help
Thanks Eric! All the best with your video creation 👍😀
Great tripod recommendation and great instructional video. I have to record myself for my Communications class and the tripod works like a dream.
I am really glad someone had put us in his content Creation, android users. Thanks again 👍🏾👍🏾
👍 You're welcome Miss ROYAL-T 😊
Wou! This video tutorial was so honest and so awesome ! One of the best I've seen so far! Thank you so much ! I can't believe that after seeing so many of your videos I haven't been subscribed. Now I'm officially SUBSCRIBED to your channel 🤗
What is the best android phone to compare shooting and vlogging to an iPhone 13
Great information. Just looking to keep it simple for just starting out on TH-cam so thanks for that. I look forward to using all your information and all your equipment suggested. Have a great day and thanks for the perfect video that I was looking for.
You answered my problem perfectly... "manual exposure " was giving me all the issues, to which you recently very kindly responded to in a different video ! Thanks Justin
awesome this fixed the problems you were having :)
Best ever, yes this is professional teaching with outstanding examples!!!
Thank you so much
This is an awesome & very professional video. Clear & articulate. No oomms, aahhhs, eeerghs & uh uh uh uhhhhhhs. Thank you. Liked & subd.
Excellent video all i have is a smartphone and don't want to spend so much on a camera becuz I'm s college student. Thanks for these tips
Thank you Justin, for your time and effort in producing this tutorial.
No problem Rosemarie black! Thanks so much!
Love this video! Really well shot and put together
Same thing I do. For now, I shoot on an android phone and the quality is soooo cool.
Hello; I just want to tell you that I love how you break down what you need. I have listened to a few others here on TH-cam , And they aren't half as good as you. Thank you for that. I did subscribe , and clicked the bell.
Thanks so much April! Great to have you with us!! 😃
Thank you so much! So helpful. I'm using my smartphone for my videos.
This is the video of info I needed...I can use this info and build confidence. Thanks a million!
Fantastic video!
thank you very much for all the info,I'm in the process to lounch a you tube channel in august...and on the budget I will start with my galaxy S8+....
So I m learning a lot from you...Im in the US....so now you got a fan and a new subscribe...thank you againFrom Santa Clarita, Ca ...Frankie
very helpful video I've watched .Thank you.👍🙂
Awesome! 😊
Very clean, to the point, and filled with valuable content. Thank you.
A really big thanks for your guide dude, I have an Asus Zenfone 2 Laser ze601kl and with the generic photo app from asus I could not control the exposure by blocking it so videos made in the interior of a place were awfull because the camera would change exposure all the time and the image was dragging in some situations, and the light conditions were good.
This "open camera app" really helped me a lot, not only is more complete but lighter to use! Once again thank you and a big Hug! Cheers!