A nice microphone can really improve the quality of your mobile content. Apogee has refined the ClipMic, and it now supports more phones and computers. Does the audio quality support the price?
Eff it. Let’s just go clickbait for this title. Why not?
The 4a is pretty much for anyone who wants a good cheap phone. Instead of reading specs at you, and pretending any of us care about the packaging the phone came in, let’s DO something with this phone.
The embargo has lifted for first look videos, but I got the phone last night. Instead of trying to put together a half-assed unboxing video, let’s LIVESTREAM a half-assed setup video! Happy to answer your questions, check out the Key2 software, and do a few comparisons against the KeyOne.
Reviews coming soon!
From time to time, it’s worth revisiting what we’re trying to accomplish. Talking about smartphones, it’s important to share what my goals are, so let’s have a chat about what we all want from tech YouTube videos. What do you care about? Here’s what’s important to me.
YouTube changed the requirements for monetizing a new channel, and the numbers don’t look great for new content creators. With many producers complaining about videos being demonetized, what can we do to help support smaller content creators? I’m trying to build a small “feeder” community to discover new producers.
I hope you’ll help me support new and smaller producers by sharing, linking, and upvoting over at r/GlowingRectangles.
Yes you can produce all of your video coverage directly from your phone! Using only an LG V30 to shoot, edit, render and upload 4K video, here’s my recap on making a rig for a phone, how the phone handled editing, and what were some of my surprises in living the #MOJO lifestyle. Mobile Journalism just might be the way of the future…