Vlogging Cameras

You’ll want your content to look as good as it can – and megapixels are a big part of that. Pick up a vlogging camera with a higher megapixel count and your videos will be crisp and detailed. No one wants to watch blurry you!

The size of the sensor controls how much light gets into the camera. A larger sensor generally means more light – so you’ll get much better image quality without any graininess. A vlogging camera with a large sensor will also let you shoot in low light conditions.

Sharing your content on social media will be a major part of making your vlog a success. Some of the best vlogging cameras are built around this – with features that let you upload your video from your camera to your feed. A lifesaver when you’re vlogging on the move.

Having a stable image couldn’t be more important when you’re shooting video. Shaky, blurry videos are a real turn off for viewers - so find a vlog camera with in-camera image stabilisation.

Super important. When shooting video, this is a measure of how many individual frames are displayed per second. Generally, a vlogging camera that can shoot at a higher frame rate will give you higher quality, smoother video.

While viewfinders are important for shooting stills, you won’t really need to worry about them when it comes to video. A better bet is to look for a vlogging camera with a rear display which can be turned to face you. That means you can see yourself and the background when recording your first vlog.