Razer YouTube Channel – 2.24.21 (2.23.21)
Achieve the highest standards of streaming and video calls with the new Razer Kiyo Pro—a Full HD USB webcam with a cutting-edge adaptive light sensor that adjusts to any lighting condition while streaming at 1080p 60FPS or 30FPS when HDR is enabled. No more excuses for having your camera off.
Source: Razer Kiyo Pro | Advanced imaging. Absolute fidelity
Blue Microphones YouTube Channel – 2.12.21
DuncanCantDie is a professional Twitch streamer and YouTuber, and over the last five years he’s been tweaking his streaming rig to achieve the perfect setup. In this video, Duncan shows off his streaming gear and talks about his favorite Blue microphones.
Source: DuncanCantDie Streaming Setup Desk Tour | Powered By Blue
IOGEAR YouTube Channel – 2.10.21 (2.8.21)
UpStream™ Mobile Capture Adapter offers users an ultra-portable solution to capture up to 4K video from any HDMI-enabled device or Android smartphone to any compatible streaming service with a plug-n-play solution. Mount your UpStream adapter to your camera or tripod with the ¼? mounting screw for a professional single-camera setup that is ideal for any single camera stream from unboxing, gameplay capture, vlogs, and many other livestreaming scenarios.
Source: UpStream Mobile Capture Adapter – Join the Cooking Vlog Revolution
mikme YouTube Channel – 1.25.21 (1.22.21)
In this video you learn how to record a video with your smartphone with the mikme app and wirelessly record audio with your mikme pocket. Voice over recorded with mikme pocket and mikme lavalier pro microphone. Video recorded with the mikme app with an iPhone 11 Pro.
Source: How to record a video and audio with mikme pocket – 6
OWC Blog – 1.20.21 (1.19.21)
The Photos app in macOS Big Sur has several new features that make a good app even better.
Source: How to Take Advantage of Advanced Photo Editing in macOS Big Sur
Movo Photo Blog – 1.13.21 (1.11.21)
Movo offers plenty of wireless microphones, but which one is right for you? The answer to that question depends on what you are planning to record. Web conferences and home office setups have different considerations than when shooting a video, and your audio capture method should reflect that.
