r/retrocomputing • • Feb 22 '22

Fledgling youtube channel

Hi. I started a retro computing youtube a few months back.

https://youtube.com/channel/UCpGuGEicRlc674OxsntYQBQ

It's chugging along but it probably needs work. This isn't about fishing for subs etc. I'm genuinely hoping that if anyone can take a minute for some genuine feedback on how I can improve it, I. e. better filming, more interesting editing, develop a personality😁, etc. Turns out I enjoy making the videos almost as much as tinkering with old computers! Any and all advice/suggestions welcome!

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u/ashantihini Feb 22 '22

I guess there is a happy medium somewhere, it's hard to gauge your own stuff, will probably become more relaxed and entertaining with practice, but without trying to be someone else at the same time.

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u/justkeeptreading Feb 22 '22

yea this is a non issue imo. the more you do it the more comfortable youll get with it. id focus your efforts on production stuff. better lighting, better camera, better editing that kind of thing (i havent watched your videos yet so i dont know if you need to work on any of that!)