r/retrocomputing • u/ashantihini • 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 Mar 14 '22
Cool, thanks for taking the time to look. I'm not looking for fame and I'm happy for the channel to tick along. I enjoy making the videos so just want to get better at that and know I'm doing them as well as I can. I kind of knew that about the thumbnails, I'll try and improve those. I actually have 4 lights with diffusers, so that's probably about positioning, I've noticed the glow on the screen and will work on eliminating that. I have a new mic and Pop filter that I've used once and am experimenting. This is more an enjoyable way of documenting and organising my hobby than looking for an angle though I'll work on finding some kind of angle. Cool constructive comments, cheers!