Great. So we're pretty much ready to actually take the next step. You know your niche, you know that you have to be yourself when you make the videos and don't be somebody else, and you know your identity. Now you're ready to like actually start filming and making your videos. So now we're going to talk a little bit about like, what kind of cameras you're going to use. And to be honest, a lot of people think that you have to have like the most amazing and crazy and like expensive cameras to make the best videos you want to make.
And of course, it depends on how crazy you want your videos to go. You know, like you have cameras that cost a lot of money, but you don't need all that stuff. I think the best way you can find out which kind of camera you want to use to your videos, it's about like thinking a little bit about what you have, like you don't need to start with the most expensive camera. It's all good enough with an iPhone because I mean, all the iPhones or all the phones today, you know like the things that we have in our like pocket You know, they're more than good enough to fill with you know But it's all about like, how you use your little phone to film you know, like don't make it shake and stuff like that. Or, for example, you can use what I like to use when I make my vlogs which is this Osmo action that just came into the market with a huge grade seven stabilizer, like, and this is more than good enough, I use take it up like this, I speak to the camera and I'm like, making the videos.
I told you, I don't know what you are going to make your videos about. But my videos are kind of flux, like video blogs, like of what I do, and my culture and stuff like that. So I use speaking to my camera and I divide like everything in different sections of where I going to film myself. And sometimes if I don't have this camera I even have my Sony camera was the camera I'm filming with right now, which is this camera. But the most important when it comes to like, what camera you're going to use is that you're comfortable with using the camera and then you get like, stabilized image. You know, it's not cool when you see different YouTube videos or videos of people like having Those of you do there you can see everything like shaking all the time.
That's not what we want to see today. So just think about that when you're going to choose what to film with. And as I told you start with your phone. thing go over to Osmo action. I mean this is pretty cheap thing you know. And it's as this sellers as well and it's like you can hold it you know when you can turn it around and you can do whatever you want with it's pretty awesome you know, and you can like start the record and then you can stop the record and you have like different frames you have like 4k or HD but that's that's too much.
You just need to start to talk to the camera. And like Be confident about as I told you being yourself and making the best out of it. Don't buy any huge expensive camera. Start with what you have. Of course if you have like the amazing Sony or I don't know like Canon camera, go for it, start film with it. But the most important is that you you start with what you have and then you build after that because it's not about the camera you use is about what you talking about.
It's about the content and it content is you providing like information to the camera is not the camera trying to to make you look better you know because you look at your look and the content is about the content is about you know, but it's about what you say to the camera so if you even have a GorillaPod like to hold this up like something like this and then you found yourself like this, you know, that's more than good enough. And that's the way you can start making your first YouTube videos. No problem like Yes, go ahead like that.