Canon G7X Mark II or III runs his business for $500-600, handling YouTube, vlogging, and video calls. For higher quality, he upgraded to the Canon EOS R10 at $1,000, which lets you swap lenses and shoot different styles.
Let me tell you about the best cameras that you should be looking at if you want to start to produce more content online. So the first one is the Canon G7X Mark II or Mark III. Both of these are really great cameras. They're really great intro as well if you're taking things seriously, if you're doing things like YouTube, taking good pictures, vlogging. I actually use mine for all my video meetings online, and I record a lot of videos for my ads or my content or marketing stuff, and I use that camera a lot of the time. I would show it to you, but it's, it's mounted up there right now. I don't want to take it down. That camera, I think, I think it was around $500 to $600. Really solid. It shoots good quality stuff. It's really great. Once you're starting to do well with that and once you want to step it up a notch, this is the camera I just recently got. It's the Canon EOS R10. This is really great because the lenses are completely swappable. You can take these things off, get a new lens on here, and shoot it even higher quality or different quality, whatever you want to do. And this is really great. This is around $1,000, but for making more content on YouTube like I'm
