Thanks for watching multiple times, it really helps! For the overhead bracket I’m using VIJIM LS15 from Amazon. I’ve also seen it under different names. I didn’t have much luck with ball heads for overhead mounts, as they tend to be just on the edge of their clamping capacity for the camera. K&F KF-28 seems to hold the best if you’re going the ball head route. Otherwise I would recommend the SmallRig magic arm, it is what I’m using. Pair it up with one of those 70mm Arca clamps and you should be good. As for shakiness, there’s not much you can do, it’s just fulcrum physics. I find electronic stabilizer in the camera does a pretty good job.

Thank you! This means a lot for a small channel such as myself :)

@@ryt-is oh I can totally relate! I have a channel more or less as big as yours and love when someone takes the time to comment. But I really liked your video, was overwhelmed with the amount of gear you have and watched until the end cause you made me hahaha

I find the default clamps on ball heads to be pretty rough, small, and unpleasant to use. I’ve replaced them with 70mm clamps from Amazon. They go under many different names there (I’ve bought ones named QLOUNI), but are probably all made in the same factory, look for the ones with a twist knob. They go for around 12-15 euros. If you have the budget, I very highly recommend the SmallRig 2144, but they are very expensive at 70 euros a set, so I only use them on actual camera rigs. If you’re buying a ball head, be aware that not all of them allow the clamp to be removed (SmallRig doesn’t for example). Neewer ball heads have a screw which allows replacing the clamp, but those ball heads are not always in stock. K&F KF-28 ball head can also be customized.

Wonderful thank you for your response!

Does it detect the device in Elgato Camera Hub without connecting HDMI? And do you have HDMI output enabled on your S5?

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

First I outline the video in bullet points, and then I expand each bullet point as a chapter with full text. After that I record the talking head parts with the teleprompter, sometimes changing the scenes for different chapters. Somewhere in this process I film the B-Roll, which can take multiple shoots depending on the video and camera operator availability. If the video is about a product where I need to show specific parts, I note down what to film next to my script. As for editing, I mostly just wing it and see which footage came out good. If there's a lot of footage, I might cut a "daily" with potentially good footage. Then I just iterate over the video multiple times, cutting out the slow parts. I'm still working on my process, and I change it ever so slightly when I learn new things. Thanks for the question, I'll put this as a video idea, if there's enough interest from the viewers.

@@ryt-is Thanks for the detailed reply.

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If bought all at once, then yes 🙂 but I’ve built it over time

JUSMO LS15?

VIJIM LS15, but they go under many different names. I think anything LS15 will be the same

There was a deal on Amazon a while back where they were cheaper than Shinobis, so I've got two. And third one I've bought used :)

@@ryt-is Nice ... but Shinobi got 4x zoom (vs Ninja 2x) which is better for monitoring (especially with manual focus). Quite good to nail focus for top-downs :D.

@@JoATTech Oh, didn't know Shinobi had a 4x. For top-downs I use auto-focus before starting filming, so I don't really need a big zoom, but I could see that being very useful for soldering small chips.