Best Camera For YouTube – Top 3 Video Camera Reviews

Here are the best cameras for YouTube mentioned in the video. I recommended and personally use the 3 canon cameras I show in the video, but I also suggest 2 alternatives that you may want to check out!

1. Canon PowerShot S120

2. Canon PowerShot N2

3. Canon PowerShot G7 X

4. Sony DSC-RX100M (II, III, Or IV)

5. Canon EOS 70D

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Canon EOS 60D Digital SLR Camera

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NEEWER 160 LED Digital Camera / Camcorder Video Light, LED Light:

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Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X116 Pro DX II

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Manfrotto 701HDV,755XBK Video Kit

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Rode VMGO Video Mic GO Lightweight On-Camera Microphone Super-Cardio

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About This Video:
What is the best camera for YouTube? Choosing the right camera for your vision and budget can be challenging, so in this video Sean Cannell from THiNK Media TV shares 5 options for those looking for the best camera for YouTube. This video covers point and shoot cameras and DSLR’s for every budget. If you are trying to figure out how to choose the best video camera for YouTube, check out this video! We are ambassadors or affiliates for many of the brands we reference on the channel. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

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[SalemSoni]

"The best camera is the camera you have." Honestly, that's the best advice I've heard so far this year. Start with what you have and improve. Love it! Subscribed.

[TiaElizabeth]

I LOVE how you always push the quality of content before the quantity of gear. Helps me to refocus on what's most important as an early content creator!

[xdirectorbmghxstg]

I don't understand how these corny youtubers have millions of subs but you only have 18k, u deserve all the subscribers in the world bruh.

[FeyFitness]

Gosh, I never realized just how many options there are for recording video! Thank you so much for taking the time to sort through all of these models and help people make more informed buying decisions.

[frikstrid]

i loved it, but i would have loved if you record some videos so we could see the cameras quality ! just a suggestion tho xD

[audreyleeyoung]

Sean, I don't know if you will see this but I just wanted to say thank you. I started looking to upgrade from my 6 plus about 2 months ago and stumbled upon your channel. I have been watching you ever since for tips and tricks. I didn't want to rush into a purchase. Finally, yesterday, I bought a Canon 80 D. I am so stoked to get started with it very soon. I have you to thank for getting me to the decision. Thanks for the help.

[AbhinavSG]

The best tip was: Your own camera is the best youtube camera. You spot on dude. I use my iPhone 6 Plus as my camera & then for audio recording for my YouTube videos. ;)

[justLook]

Thanks for everything. Slowly assembling gear for my channel. Dug out an old sony handycam after my elph160 stopped autofocusing. Canon offered a trade in for like $15 off. was leaning towards the N series until I saw this.
I'll let you know when the brand goes live. For now, you're my sole provider for instruction.

[MonsieurRay]

Nice review. It's also nice to see all these small time YouTubers commenting.

[Simplebizsupport]

Definitely a fan of investing in a camera with a mic input. The improvement in sound quality is night and day and will bring vlog to the next level. Nice work man!

[possofrancisco]

You should consider The Panasonic DMC G7
It does not heat up as people complain about the Sony RX100 IV
4K, great performance in low light
Mic port
Size convenient
The best price for a camera who is better than others at a higher price
Light weight
Viewfinder
Touchscreen
Check out that camera

[ScaleModelKustoms]

Been using a Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 for years now, works pretty well.

[angelabrowning]

I loved how you mentioned the expectations are changing. I feel like you can make great content, but if you don't have the lighting, audio, and quality you will be easily overlooked. Thank you for the video, im just starting out!

[antiduckable]

Honestly, I'd go for the Canon Rebel T5i/Canon 700D over the Canon PowerShot G7X, the 700D is only $50 over the G7X.

[FavoriteDaughterEmily]

I am currently using the canon g7x for all my YouTube content. It's so easy to use on the go or with a tripod, I just use the mic that comes inside the camera and it works for my needs. I will upgrade equipment as my channel and earnings grow. Thanks for the wonderful camera idea options. Love all your content!

[Nancykonciljagurish]

Hi Sean! Thanks for your
details on these camera!
A Camera is a large expense and an
important decision to make!
Thanks!
~~~Nancy
P.S. I use a Canon Power Shot! Love it!

[alchemistoxford]

Enjoyed this vlog - but would like to know more about refining the audio - what is the best mic, amp, etc.

[edventures]

Thanks for the tips! I just started to Vlog and i'm currently using a gopro but i'm hoping to upgrade soon :)

[Dylanverduntalks]

I'm currently using the Canon G7X & the Canon T3i, but I am looking to upgrade from the canon T3i to either a Canon 70D, Mark III, & or a Panasonic GH4 for my video production

[saritaprincesaa]

IM CURRENTLY USING THE CANON T5i FOR MY CONTENT AND I LOVE IT😍❤️