I honestly don’t mind the how the new camera makes everything look. The fuzziness in the background when you’re in close up mode is hardly noticeable. In my opinion I think this looks better than the old camera. Have a good day! 😊
I had to rewatch some of your old videos to compare the cameras. The close up lens camera would be your best option when it come to making videos because honestly, it doesn’t look bad at all. It looks a little different from your previous camera, but the difference is barely noticeable if you’re far away. In fact, with the close up lens camera having an added bonus of showing more detail up close makes it the better camera! Overall, I think this camera will have no problems with PlushBrains! Plus, there might be a chance that you can use the far away lens camera for specific shots! It was a good idea to give us a test on what the cameras looked like. A lot of people seem to don’t mind or like the new camera, and I agree with them! This camera is just fine if not better!
I'll admit, I never realized until watching the latest Q&A that you used a phone camera this whole time. The "PlushBrains" videos of the last couple of years looked very good resolution-wise, and judging by this camera test, your new phone doesn't do too bad of a job at recording footage either. The fuzziness is not a huge problem for my viewing experience.
Depending on what the lens you are focusing on when doing PlushBrains, I don't think the fuzziness would be that big of a deal. I recommend when using the up-close lens, I say it works better when if it's necessary, you are recording a part where a character begins to closely go near the camera.
Looking at it, I think that can be useful for like perspective takes like when a character, say Patrick, is far away and speaks, the camera focuses on him
I don't mind fuzziness because normally, i'm not having an issue of blurry of fuzziness, its not a big deal for mr. The quality itself was good, the 2nd and 3rd lens would worked well for plushbrains in my opinion. Hope you have a good the rest of the weekend
Hey, I don’t care what camera you use for your videos cause most videos don’t have the best material for vids, and I think the best way is make the best of it and cause who knows, maybe this can work somehow you may never know
From what I've seen, the camera works best with the up close lens. However, if you ever need to change lens during recording, then I would recommend only changing it between shots, as to avoid dealing with the camera shift
