Upgrading to Professional Audio and 4K Mirrorless Cameras

lens that turns over so you can see yourself so i'm going to talk a little bit about sound there's still stuff about cameras i can talk about why i've used the cameras and some of the things i use but i'm going to talk about sound i started off in the big if you're making videos for um youtube um or to market your painting company how-to videos or just talking about yourself to show your customers who you are what your company is about um sound quality is is the one of the most important things you'll get complaints about and if the sound's not good people are probably going to take off and go watch other videos or watch other channels and so sound quality from this was really bad why people continue to watch my videos mystery but back then a lot of video content was shot with really primitive devices like this but nowadays the sound quality video quality is a lot better a lot more competitive on youtube you have to have good sound i went to a road shotgun mic and so i without the rode shotgun mic your camera has an internal mic to it but that's the same problem with a mic like this or even a mic on your phone it's gonna pick up everything in a circular circumference it's gonna pick up things up in the air um airplanes cars driving by it just literally picks up every you know noise that's out there and mixes it with uranus with your voice the road shotgun mic goes out in kind of a cone shape when you talk it kind of focuses on your voice so the sound quality was quite a bit better with a rode shotgun mic it was plugged into the camera so it fed um it didn't end up using the internal camera and it fed it into the camera right and um with the disc itself the sd disc so it was um embedded on there eventually this that sound quality i still noticed it would pick up things like lawn mowers weed eaters and stuff like that not as bad as other stuff but i still got sound quality issues and people complaining about sound so then i eventually moved on to a zoom mic which is an external mic and that's the mic being right here on the next to the camera over here and it it takes and it um picks up sound it's a shotgun mic but it gets better quality sound it's got some adjustments on it but it puts the sound separately than on the sound on um the camera itself and then you just got to sync them when you do the editing and that worked really good and it was a step up from this we go from here to here to the zoom mic but then we still weren't getting the best quality…