#1 bird's eye view 0:47 # 2 The Straight-On Angle 1:04 # 3 The Side Camera Angle 2:05 #4 The Low Camera Angle 3:20 #5 The Wide Angle 4:26 #6 The Close-Up #7 Breaking The Forth Wall 6:32

I didn't realise that he isnt that known lol he deserves more audience

You are very articulate, concise, educational confident but don't come across as arrogant. Great job man.

Your explanation of each angle/type was really simple and easy to understand. Your presentation and voice made it sound so personable.

I did not expect to watch this whole video; came here for camera facts and got that and some laughs. Great video my man!

Dude how do you not have more subscribers??? This is a really great video for a beginner streamer. Thank you.

I think facing left vs right makes a difference, with facing right being the better option. Characters in movies deliberately face left to seem villainous, and walking to the left gives a sense of uneasiness. This is also seen in the side-camera example, since facing right gives a sense of progress. Mario levels always go left-to-right. Right is right.

This is super insightful! I've seen a lot of these but never understood the appeal of some- thanks for breaking it down. I always like the straight on or the 45 degree that you use because they seem more personal and that connection is more tangible, but I can totally see how different angles work for streamers who are streaming for gameplay or action over personality.

your voice is so relaxing. This is very helpful

With the knowledge you're giving us, you deserve more subs. Keep moving foward bro

Appreciate it bro haha after 2 years I never once thought to simply gain some insight on something as simple as webcam placement 😅😂 Thanks!

Super helpful stuff, thank you! And the ending was awesome. 😆

Informative and sprinkled with little bits of funny. So good.

Bro keep grinding. You are awesome.

My man. Loved this video and I love your personality. New sub here!

I fw the energy and you gave me some new options on camera angles so you my friend have earned a like and sub

how tf this isn't a 100k+ channel? production quality is so good

you a honest straightforward dude, i like that.. instant sub brotha

This was really helpful! Thank you so much :D

Lot of helpful tips my guy thanks bro Respect. I subbed looking forward to the next one.

This really helped me and was straight up on point. Thank you!

normal people: thanks for watching my video this guy: QUACK!!!

Watching in 2023. This video was very good and opened me up to more creative possibilities with just a cheap webcam.

Awesome video just what I was looking for thank you! 😊

As a small streamer that just strating to get into it properly this was a huge help Thank you!!!

This is really helpful man! Thanks!

Thank you very much. Cleared many issues I had.

funniest dude ive seen this year..hahahahah..Great Video!!

Absolutely amazing video! Broke it down bit by bit. Overall phenomenal review !!

great video! now im inspired to test things out! cant belive how random my camera angle is lol

love your style and humor

I literally spent 3 hours trying different camera angle ideas today while playing, seeing how I looked, the background of my gaming area because I worked hard on it, and the location of the boom arm/mic. I had so much trouble seeing what worked well with where the placement of my body was, the area viewed, compared to where I was looking at my 55 in. TV. I get why people use gaming PCs because the webcam right on top looks better but since I'll be gaming on my PS4 I really am having a hard time.

This was a really great video.

This video helped me a lot ☺️

I like how you broke this down and explained it!

So underrated topic! Great video!

Video is very well made and you definitely deserve more subs on KZfaq. However, there was one camera angle you left out. It is starting to become popular as well and that is the camera angle that is further back "behind" the streamer, not even showing the face but the Studio set up (chair, monitors and other webcam) and it shows the streamer talking as if they are on camera facing forward. Now this angle's primary use is only at the very beginning of the live stream or perhaps studio tour if your doing that. Gives the perception that the viewer is behind the player getting things kicking off when the live stream starts. Then the streamer switches angles again to the other angles you mentioned.

Yo big homie! Great video bro!!!!

You deserve so many more subscribers.

For a new streamer this is great video....not sure why you only got 570 subs, deserve damn alot more.

I really enjoyed this video

Great video man. Thank you for the Viddy 🤙🏽

Deserves a sub

"rip you a new one" ? hehe, nah man this vid was awesome!. I've read that you can expect about 20% of you subscribers to view your video :). You blew that stat out of the water. Nice job! Liked, subscribed, notifications on!

really good video to give inspiration.

this was a rly gud video :D ! ty u

Great video man! Dropped a Sub and break that wall you did! Hope to see you grow!!!

good job you will be big one day :D

Nice video dude!

Great overview

That was really well-made

Thank you so much !

Nice video, thank you.

Man thanks so much for this video lol

really useful video

Awesome video dude stupid helpful !

Honestly, good stuff.

That's a Turkish sweet; Baklava, how does a Spanish guy get a hold of this ? Ty for the video btw you should be way bigger in subs by now, underrated af

I have a desktop computer connected to a big screen, and I want to use a webcam for interviews. I can place it on top of the screen (when you look at the monitor your eyes are always down) or under it (you show your nose holes). What is better?

I use the Wide Angle - same one I use for vlogging etc (need to get back to that some day LOL), but it works as I have my collection of thing behind me i.e. art, collectables on shelves etc, and my new military beret collection (from when I was "in"), so what you see benind me is... me i.e. the stuff that's who/what I am ;) For streaming I'm still using this angle but may need to re-think it later (after I re-do the PC area - big job!!) and may put the cam elsewhere?? Thanks for sharing!

Nice video, I was looking for a video to get inspiration on possibly changing my stream setup. however, I have another question completely.... what is that chair? It looks really comfy, and I bet it's not too warm to sit in ,is it?

thank you =)

Thanks!

Nice bro

Hey great vid! What camera are u using to film this?

that was helpful

I have the same microphone and I have never seen anyone mount it sideways lol you ever knock the pop filter off by accident?

Immediate sub and like. I can digest any information if you're the one explaining/teaching. wowowee, thanks so much for this!

never seen you before.. but... this... is good shiit =)

What do you suggest a person should use if they have a camera but don't want to show their face

How about vertical angle or well vertical straight on? What do you think about it?

I would like to know what kind of headphones do you use?

What about field of view, what field of view would you say is the best for the frame?

i was eating when i got to your bird poop eye view comment and i choked on my egg smh

Where did you get your event list from?

Weird Algorithm. Recommended me this 9 months old video ) And I've watched it ) Good questions, Good answers

what mic and mixer you have bro

How do you say your name in English?

what camera r u using bro?

Im so fucking ugly.. I look like shit in all of them.

im out of focus so its my career bruh thats a shit dark joke

let's say the play warzone and on a controller than what? You also don't have a cat. Tbh in comfortable with showing the top half of my face but not the bottom. So I liked the forehead view but I knew it wouldn't work