-: So I hope you enjoyed this section. 2 2
The bottom line is the type of camera you want to buy 3 3
all depends on your budget, of course, 4 4
as well as the type of videos you want to make. 5 5
If you're into extreme sports I recommend a GoPro. 6 6
If you want to get great aerial inspiring views, 7 7
I recommend a drone. 8 8
And, if you're not sure yet, 9 9
if you're into this video thing, 10 10
just use your iPhone or your Android handset 11 11
if you have one, and just put it on auto mode if you can. 12 12
Now if you're serious about vlogging 13 13
and making videos for YouTube, 14 14
I recommend getting a Canon EOS Mark 50, or M50, 15 15
which is this one here I'm using. 16 16
In terms of audio equipment, 17 17
I always recommend getting an external audio source. 18 18
So, this is the one I recommended here, 19 19
which is called the H1n Zoom Camera. 20 20
It's awesome, you hook it up to a Lavalier. 21 21
If you're recording outdoors you get 22 22
these Deadcat things on it. 23 23
Or what you can do is you can get a shotgun mic, 24 24
which I've also got on top of that Canon M50 there. 25 25
And the company I love to buy my shotgun mics from 26 26
is a great Australian company called Rode, R-o-d-e, 27 27
check them out. 28 28
Now if you want to do higher end corporate video stuff, 29 29
I recommend a cinema camera, or a camcorder. 30 30
The cinema camera I'm using to film this course 31 31
is called the Canon C300 Mark II. 32 32
And if you have questions about how to use that camera, 33 33
or any camera that we've mentioned in this course, 34 34
please let me know, thank you.