Vlogging Cameras || بلاگنگ کیمرے

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1. Canon M50

Vlogging Cameras || بلاگنگ کیمرے The top cameras for bloggers are listed below. This post is for you if you’re a blogger or vlogger seeking for the ideal camera this year.
best flip-screen camera for vlogging
One of the top current multi-use cameras for bloggers is the Canon M50. It includes interchangeable lenses for various situations, a flip-screen for vlogging, a microphone jack for an external microphone, Canon’s beautiful colour profile on images, and it is also rather light. Oh, and it can also record 4K video in slow motion. It truly does contain everything, as I indicated.

I would always select this camera if I had to choose an entry-level blogging camera. It just checks every every requirement, and I have the impression that Canon made this camera with bloggers in mind. I adore it.

Specifications:

24-megapixel CMOS sensor on an APS-C mirrorless camera that is small.
image processor DIGIC 8
electronic viewfinder built-in
adjustable rear display
CMOS Dual Pixel AF
10 frames per second continuous shooting is possible.
4K video capture
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are integrated

2. Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II

The best point-and-shoot camera, ideal for vloggers
For a long time, bloggers and vloggers have favoured the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II.

The size of this camera is its most popular selling point. Because it is so compact, you can fit it in almost any purse or pocket without worrying that it would take up much room. In addition, the image quality is outstanding for a little camera.

This camera’s benefit is that you can pull it out in nearly any circumstance without drawing attention to yourself. Although it will avoid the awkward “I have a large camera and am obviously working” situation, it will still provide you wonderful blog photographs and videos. Smaller is sometimes preferable.
Specifications:

a 1-megapixel 1-inch sensor that records video in Full HD 60p.
Raw processing on the Digic 7 with an f/1.8-f/2.8 lens
2-times optical zoom (24-100mm equivalent)
Wi-Fi

3. Fuji X-T20

Ideal for urban and travel photos
The Fuji X-T20 is a mirrorless camera that is extremely lightweight and elegant, making it ideal for travel and lifestyle bloggers.

The most recent Fuji cameras have superior build quality compared to those made by the majority of other firms. Trust me, the fact that everything feels so nice in your hands is a major selling feature.

The X-incredible T20’s auto-focus ensures that you almost never miss your focal point. In addition, I greatly appreciate Fuji cameras’ colour profiles. Compared to other cameras on the market, they have a little more dreamy, antique feel.
The Fuji X-T20 is, in my opinion, far more suited to photography than videography, so if that’s your first priority, I’d recommend giving it a look. This camera comes highly recommended and is unquestionably one of the finest for bloggers right now.

Specifications:

X-Trans CMOS III sensor with 24 Megapixel
325 selectable AF points, maximum (169 of which offer phase detection)
OLED electronic viewfinder with 36M dots
a clear HDMI output on a 3′′ 1.04M-dot tilting touchscreen Display capable of 4K UHD footage at up to 30 frames per second.
8 fps of continuous autofocus shooting and 5 fps of live view
5mm connector for wired remote control or an external microphone
dials for the driving mode, shutter speed, and exposure compensation

4. Sony A6000

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The decision between the older Sony A6000 and the newer Sony A6500 was quite tough for me. I chose the A6000 since it is a fantastic piece of equipment and costs less than half as much as the A6500.

This camera is quite comparable to the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II in terms of how little it is and how easily you can tuck it into your pocket. The main benefit is that you can purchase additional lenses for it, making it a far more adaptable camera.
This camera’s CPU is really quick, so you can start shooting as soon as you turn it on. Also, the 179-point hybrid auto-focusing technology ensures that your face is almost never out of focus when you’re vlogging.
The Sony A6000 performs admirably in low light compared to many other tiny cameras.

This is by far my favourite Sony vlogging camera and one of the greatest point-and-click cameras available if you’re more of a beginning photographer or videographer. You basically don’t have to bother about the complicated technical aspects of photography or cinematography!
Specifications:

APS-C CMOS sensor with 24.3 megapixels
1. Hybrid AF system with 25 contrast-detect and 179 phase-detect points on the Bionz X image processor
+ built-in flash Subject tracking, an 11 fps continuous shooting mode, a 3-inch tilting LCD with 921,600 dots, and an electronic viewfinder with 1.44 million dots all come together in this camera.
Technology for localised diffraction correction, noise reduction, and detail reproduction
Full HD video recording in 1080/60p and 24p;
pristine HDMI output;
Wi-Fi with NFC;
and programmes that may be downloaded

5. Sony A7riii

Currently available best high-end professional hybrid camera
THE BEST CAMERA FOR BLOGGERS! I’m kidding, but I do become guarded.

This is my camera, which is among the priciest on the list at £2,450 (only for the body). Does owning this camera improve my photography skills? No. Would I advise you to purchase this camera? The level you’re at will determine everything!

With its enormous 42.4 megapixel sensor, the Sony A7riii can capture images at 10 frames per second while fully autotracking. Yet in my opinion, the built-in 5-axis stabilisation is among the best available. That actually is as good as a gimbal to film with the camera.
Specifications:

BSI CMOS 42MP sensor
quicker and less noisy picture processing
Full AF shooting at 10 frames per second and ‘live’ updates at 8 frames per second
69M dot (1280 x 960 pixel) (1280 x 960 pixel) Viewfinder OLED
increased tenacity and better autofocus In-Eye AF
With a 50mm lens, 5-axis image stabilisation is rated at 5.5 stops (CIPA).
Super 35 crop area oversampled from 5K clip into 4K video
two slots for SD cards (one UHS-I and one UHS-II compatible)
Even in continuous drive mode, genuine 14-bit uncompressed raw data
using adapted lenses and phase detection at 3 frames per second, incorporating Eye AF

6. Canon EOS-R

For ardent Canon enthusiasts seeking to enter the mirrorless industry
Canon, you’re just about five years late, but welcome! You Canon vloggers should pay attention to this.

Canon has consistently said that they won’t produce a mirrorless camera. They intended to concentrate on their DSLR line, which is their main product. Oh, how they were mistaken.

Fuji and Sony cleaned up the mirrorless camera industry while they were sitting on their hands, to the point that they are now the market leaders. In the past, only Canon and Nikon were discussed; however, Fuji and Sony are currently becoming more and more popular.
This directly competes with the Sony A7 line; however, Sony released their first camera in 2013, thus they already have six years’ worth of user data. The Sony sensor is also superior.
specifications:

Dual-pixel autofocus on a 30MP full-frame sensor
OLED viewfinder with 69M dots
complete-articulation rear LCD
Reduced autofocus rating to -6EV (with F1.2 lens)
Up to 8 frames per second (5 frames per second with continuous AF and 3 frames per second in “Tracking Priority mode”)
UHD 4K 30p video captured using a 1.8x crop of the Canon Log sensor (10-bit 4:2:2 through HDMI or 8-bit 4:2:0 internally), USB charging (with some chargers)

7. Panasonic GH5

among the top all-purpose cameras available today
Vlogging Cameras || بلاگنگ کیمرے The Panasonic GH5 is almost usually included when discussing the top cameras for bloggers. The Panasonic GH5 is not going to place first in any beauty contests, but it is still a very capable camera.

The GH5 is, in my opinion, a typical “jack of all crafts, master of none” sort of camera. Its extremely wide range makes it a fantastic camera for bloggers who shoot both photos and videos.
One of the things that makes it so popular is the 5-axis picture stabilisation. It’s among the finest on the market for in-camera stabilisation. Also, it can capture 4K video at 60 frames per second, making it ideal for slow-motion movies. The flip-screen, which vloggers like, is an additional plus.
Specifications:

Four Thirds sensor with 20MP (no OLPF)
Dual IS 2 support for a 5-axis in-body image stabilisation system
Every 4K video was captured using the whole sensor’s width (oversampled from 5.1K footage)
1080 video at up to 180p with 7.5x slow-motion and 9 fps continuous autofocus shooting
two slots for UHS II cards (V60 ready)
NFC, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth
Rack focus mode that may be customised

8. GoPro Hero 8

Vlogging Cameras the source of my misery. I’ve wanted to despise GoPro for years.
I’ve always believed that photography and filmmaking are so much more than just using a selfie stick and an automatic button.
But I believe they’ve finally won me over with the GoPro Hero 8 since this camera is so fantastic. Why? hyper-smooth stabilisation.
It would be really dull for me to become very technical and go into great detail regarding warp image stabilisation and how to stabilise video in post-production.
You only need to be aware that hypersmooth produces buttery smooth video IN THE CAMERA. This implies that you can go skiing, record everything, and have all the footage stabilised for you. You have no idea how helpful that is in terms of filming.
Specifications: