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So I know i've been slacking a little bit on making content, working 50 hours a week can kinda mess up your YouTubing! So I figured everyone might enjoy a little behind the scenes look at what it takes to produce YouTube content for all you wonderful people out there! This will not be a in depth behind the scenes or how to, more of a testing out of a new camera, a camera I'm not intending to use to make videos for this channel. The video was shot in 2k30fps, but threw the magic of editing, I exported it to 4k60fps (UHDTV) 3840x2160. Now it may not show up as 2k/4k yet, cause yt has to process it. If it's still at 1080/60fps check back later. Also let me know if there are any types of rations you'd like me to review, I have 6 different Russian mre's coming in the mail, and still have some 2014 us mre's I have back logged to review. As always, enjoy!

Cool, I enjoy seeing what other peeps use for their set ups. I'm currently in the process of saving up for another camera and branching out my work station. Will totally have to do a short vid exclusively for here on MREInfo. In fact just got my first set of lights since I'm getting all fancy schmancy.

Cheers!

I found one of the simplest ways to make awesome videos is, lighting. If you look at some of my first videos, you'll notice they are dark. A simple $30 light set up improves your videos 10 fold. People forget YT recording makes videos dark.

I look forward to that video GD. Why don't you do one now on your current set up?