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**The Switch to 4K: Worth It?**
The switch to 4K has been a topic of debate among content creators and viewers alike. I've recently had the opportunity to shoot some videos in 4K, and I have to say that it's not all it's cracked up to be.
"I don't think looking at my face in 4K is going to make this video much better than 1080p," I said during one of my recent videos. "Although, then again, if I had a 4K face, that would be a different story!" However, for most videos, including the PlayStation 4 vs Xbox One comparison I recently did, shooting in 1080p is perfectly fine.
Working with 4K does come with its drawbacks, though. For one, file sizes are enormous, which means longer editing times and slower workflow. "It takes longer to edit, take longer to even do simple things like offloading 100 gigs of footage," I explained. Despite this, I'm totally cool working in 4K, as it allows me to shoot more videos and refine my workflow.
However, there are situations where shooting in a lower resolution is the way to go. For example, when I have extra time to work on a video, shooting in 1080p can save me a significant amount of time. "A lot of times, it saves me enormous amounts of time by just shooting in 1080p," I said.
**The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+: A Good Buy?**
But enough about 4K for now. Let's talk about the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+. I recently had a chance to try out this phone, and I was impressed with its performance.
"It's actually one of those sexiest pieces of phone hardware I've ever tried," I said during my review. If it can last a full day on a single charge, then that's all the more reason to get this phone.
**The Hardest Video I've Ever Shot**
One video that still stands out in my mind was how real is virtual reality? This project was massive, with a giant elaborate setup and multiple camera angles. It took me literally months to edit, but it was worth it in the end.
"I'm really proud of how it came out," I said, reflecting on the experience. But let's just say that this video was not an easy one to shoot.
**Looking Forward to the iPhone 6s**
As for upcoming releases, I've got my eyes on the iPhone 6s. While I'm not expecting any major upgrades, I do think it would be nice to have more RAM – 2 gigs of memory would be a great starting point!
**Focusing the Camera**
So, how do you focus the camera when shooting? For me, it's all about using the right equipment. I shoot most of my videos solo, and I use a microphone above the camera to capture high-quality audio.
"To be able to actually focus the camera," I explained, "I need a camera that has a screen that can flip up, so I can see myself." This allows me to manually focus the lens and ensure that everything is in focus. And, of course, having a good wide-angle lens is essential for capturing a decent field of view.
**Chromebook Content**
I've also been experimenting with Chrome OS lately. From comparing Chromebooks to Windows laptops to doing some basic video editing on my Chromebox, I think there's plenty of potential for content in this space.
"In fact," I said, "some new Chromebooks are coming out soon that are really cheap – like $150! That sounds like a great opportunity for some low-budget content."
**My Thoughts on Going Pro**
As for me, I've decided not to pursue any formal education or training. Instead, I'm focusing on building my brand and creating high-quality content.
"I think the world is moving online so fast," I explained. "It's just very obvious that this is the future." And with YouTube being such a massive platform, I feel like I'm in a great position to take advantage of all the cool opportunities out there.
**A Heads Up**
Finally, I want to give you guys a heads up – I'm currently in the midst of moving, and things might be a bit slow for the next week or so. But don't worry, I'll be back to normal soon!