For a good composition of the scene, it is advisable that it is not excessively overloaded and, on the contrary, that each thing that is seen has a meaning and an order. It is very bad to see a messy room, an unmade bed or a table cluttered with unnecessary elements for the message that you want to convey.
Not like that!
Tripod
To record a video for YouTube, the camera needs to be supported by a tripod, but don't think you need a very expensive tripod, or one that's too good, or one that has a high-quality ball head. Any tripod that holds the camera securely will do, since we're talking about fixed shots without any camera movement. It's always good to have a good tripod, but it's an investment that you can put off for the future without it affecting the results of your videos.
Camera
You don't need to invest thousands of euros cameroon phone data in a professional video camera or a camera that records in 4k to produce videos with very good quality. In reality, almost any camera will do for recording videos; you can do it with your mobile phone, with a compact camera, with a consumer video camera (like a handycam)... in reality, any camera that records with decent quality will do.
The problem with most of the cameras I just described is that they don't have manual setting options and that makes the final quality not as good as you want.
There are currently DSLR cameras on the market that are reasonably priced, provide professional quality to our videos and have all the necessary manual settings. Most of the YouTubers you know use these types of cameras and if it works for them… it’s what you need.
Let's look at the settings for DSLR cameras. These types of cameras can be set in manual or automatic mode. It is recommended to work in manual mode and thus configure the image to your liking and not encounter changes in light, focus, etc. that would force you to repeat your video several times. As I said, Manual Mode.
To get the perfect image we must work mainly with 3 options: aperture, shutter speed and ISO. The combination of these 3 options will make the camera receive more or less light and the image quality will be better or worse.
Diaphragm opening
The largest that the camera allows or, in other words, the smallest number that it allows: f/1.8, f/2.8… The portion of the image that remains in focus will also depend on this value. The larger the aperture, the smaller the focal range.