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Oct 31, 2012
Leanna S.
I was wondering how many of you who post makeup tutorials on youtube using a webcam are sucessful in gaining alot of viewers/subscribers? I want to eventually branch out into the world of a guru on youtube. I know i have what it takes but right now i can not afford a high end camera to film those tutorials.
Oct 31, 2012
Victoria V.
If the quality of the webcam isn't good you probably won't get a lot of views/subscribers. I know from experience but you can find a great camera for less if you browse around online. Hope this is helpful.
Oct 31, 2012
Ashley O.
Having the same issue currently!
Oct 31, 2012
Leanna S.
Ashley girl ive been wanting to make youtube videos for awhile now,im already shy and nervous to do them in the first place lol so if i dont get the reaction from viewers i want because of the camera i have thats not going to help me at all .
Oct 31, 2012
Kassie H.
Personally, I tend to skip videos filmed on webcams (for makeup tutorials anyway) as its just not clear enough. If it was just a talking video or favorites video it's fine but for tutorials you definitely want a clear cam with good lighting :) good luck!
Nov 3, 2012
Ashley O.
Leanna, do you have an iPhone?
Nov 3, 2012
Leanna S.
Thanks ana!
Nov 3, 2012
Leanna S.
Yes ashley i have an iphone
Nov 4, 2012
Ashley O.
I was going to suggest recording using your iPhone also. The quality is surprisingly really good! It is definitely a good alternative to using a webcam that people sometimes forget about :)
Nov 4, 2012
Leanna S.
@Yumi R. Thats a good option too. I forgot all about those flip cameras.
Nov 4, 2012
Leanna S.
@ashley maybe i should try it and see how it comes out. Does anyone use a specific software to edit your videos
Nov 4, 2012
Janeen B.
I think the built-in webcam that comes with laptop are no good at all, but an external webcam should be fine for basic reviews (I've used a Logitech C310 for reviews in the past). If you want to zoom in on products to show the name or ingredients, then you'll need an actual camera with a high optical zoom.
For editing, I've used Windows Movie Maker, but if you have a Mac, I hear iMovie is relatively good.
Nov 4, 2012
Ashley S.
webcam videos will not help its a dont sorry
Nov 5, 2012
Ashley O.
I use iMovie on Mac I think that's what many other youtubers use as well