Canon full-frame sensors are 1.6x larger than APS-C sensors. This means that an APS-C camera such as the EOS R7 (right) gives a tighter view than a full-frame camera such as the EOS R6 (left) fitted with the same lens, with a "crop factor" of 1.6x – so a full-frame 24mm lens on an APS-C camera results in a 38.4mm field of view.
You've found your niche, a beautiful location and a compelling story. You may think that's the recipe for the perfect vlog, but do you know what kit to choose and how to film your video to a high enough standard to please savvy audiences?
In this vlogging how-to, we reveal eight tips that can help both beginners and experienced vloggers improve their vlogs. Find out how you can produce quality vlogs that will keep your viewers coming back for more – how to get steady (shake-free) and sharp footage, the importance of creative framing, and what you need to capture crisp and clear sound. Whatever your vlogging camera, whether you're shooting on a Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III, a Canon EOS M50 Mark II, a Canon EOS R10 or a Canon EOS R6, here are the things to consider when creating your first vlogs.