I Used The Worlds WORST Camera (And YOU Didn’t Notice)
Is This $100 4K YouTube Camera Actually GOOD?! ****** The Video FILMED With The $100 Camera: …
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March 12, 2026
"Harmony in Every Heartbeat
Is This $100 4K YouTube Camera Actually GOOD?! ****** The Video FILMED With The $100 Camera: …
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this was trash lol
Hauck Ferry
you can make the camera focus by half pressing the shutter button. then fully press the button to take the video or photo
Sorry dont understand. Does the camera have a built in wide angle lens??
What do he mean by he used his lav mic ? Can someone help me
What camera was THIS video filmed with?
What an absolute douche bag :))))))))
image quality doesn't count or even matter if your watching it on a phone.
Conn Brook
Change the title to…" rich couple trying a average American camera" os what we can afford.
Thomas Jeffrey Walker Eric Smith Cynthia
my KODAK BOX (1959) might also be useable. Focus was not yet invented then. Sharp were the edges of the rectangular BOX I remember. 6×6. Streaming only after 15 days when it is all develloped. alex
Smith Barbara Miller Nancy Wilson Scott
In 2034 critically acclaimed DPs will use it to quote 2024 social media esthetics, and win best cinematography awards.
What are the correct settings on the 100 dollar camera
It's not a bad camera
You can forgive Bad Image, couse of artistic choices, but bad audio cant be forgiven.
Your girffriend is delusional bro, cheap is the way to go 🤙
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I still use my 13 year old Sony HDR XR160 1080p handycam due to its hefty 160gb internal hardisk storage which comes in handy during long hours of full event coverage. Oftentimes I use my even older 2009 released standard definition Canon Legria FS200 for wildlife and bird close-up video due to its incredible long zoom telephoto capabilities. You are correct, it is the content that matters. Regular audience won't notice if you shoot in 4k, HD or SD as long as the video quality is steady and watchable, and as long as they loved watching your vids. In fact, curious viewers still watch the 240p resolution of the oldest and first ever YouTube video uploaded 19 years ago titled – "ME AT THE ZOO" which already garnered 330 million views and counting. And I'm still okay streaming 50 year old classic movies in standard 480p, or even 360p when internet connection is slow.
Wow eres un increíble tipo con suerte ❤❤