Behind The Scenes: How I Make YouTube Videos 

Great video! I great that you document and share your experiences as long the software and hardware works! in 20-30 years it will be difficult to obtain and get such original systems running!

impressive, that must be a lot of data

I will never stop repeating that your collection is fantastic: a great opportunity to record some footage / clips of games played on real hardware! Amazing! For what concerns the games you've put here: I've finally played Loom (EGA version) and it is a great game, even better than I imagined, despite having high expectations! I haven't played Captain Blood yet (I will see your video about it after that, not before, because I don't want spoilers!) but I know that it is a very interesting French game, whose title tune is a sort of cover of Jean-Michel Jarre's Ethnicolor. By the way, I don't own an Atari ST (yet) but an Amiga 500; there I have already tried Defender of the Crown and its graphics amazed me. Since I am 20, I should be accostumed to those modern and more advanced videogames, but it doesn't mean anything: recognizing the importance of old videogames that are now part of history is what I most care about. I love learning and understanding the impact of older titles; the history of computers, technology and videogames... That's not due to nostalgia or due to a romanticization of older times ("once things were better and now everything is trash" is not my point of view), but it is due to my curiosity, my will to learn and to discover and it is also an hobby I enjoy. Thank you as always for these well-made videos; this "behind the scenes" shows the work, the effort you put to give value to your collection and your passion. I don't make videos like yours because it requires some knowledge and time: in fact, at the moment, I only publish simple footage-demos of my collection. My intention is letting my computers and consoles speak for themselves, to answer to questions like: "How is that computer? What would this be like?".

I know the feel and I know the pain. The worst that I did is my 5 minutes 3D animation : there were thousands of sounds everywere on my video editing software and all the sounds were animated for positional audio and distance.

The only issue I can see with your process is that you spend a lot of time shooting video and taking pictures that might never get used in a video. Such time could be spent making more videos. But it seems like the videos are really secondary, and that your primary goal is to catalog everything that you own.