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How To Become A Travel Vlogger | The Ultimate Guide of Travel Vlogging
Richard Bennett
Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions
Want to become a travel vlogger?
Traveling around the world is one of life’s most exciting experiences – just ask anyone who has caught the travel bug. It is no wonder that travel videos are a big hit on YouTube. Any viewer can be instantly transported to another part of the world, all from the comfort of their seat.
With all the high-quality cameras and video editing software that are much more accessible to the general public now than even a few years ago, it has never been a better time to make a travel vlog.
Below, I have prepared a comprehensive guide on how to become a travel vlogger.
Create Your Travel Vlog with Wondershare FilmoraX
Wondershare FilmoraX is a video editing application that offers a lot of editing features that can be used both by a beginner and professionals alike. You can easily cut, split and trim your video, and apply transitions, filters, and texts, etc. to your travel vlog. What’s more, its advanced color grading settings and audio keyframing will add a unique flavor to your travel vlog. Just get started and make your video go viral!
PART 1: TRAVEL VLOGGING EQUIPMENT
In order to make travel videos, you’re going to need camera equipment. Below, I’ve prepared a comprehensive list of cameras and accessories that would be good for travel vlogging.
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1.1 Travel Vlogging Cameras
How To Choose A Vlogging Camera
When it comes to travel vlogging, you should look for a camera that ideally has the following eleven qualities:
- It has a fully articulated screen (flip screen)
- It has good continual autofocus while recording video
- It has good focus priority through face recognition
- It has touched to focus
- It has good low-light performance
- It has an external mic jack and a hot/cold shoe bracket
- It has optical image stabilization
- It is lightweight and portable
- It has a good battery life
- It is durable and weather-sealed
- It has hyper-lapse/timelapse/slow-motion shooting modes
For more information on why a lot of these features are ideal to have in a vlogging camera, check out my post on the Top 15 Best Cameras for Vlogging 2020 .
Cameras That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Considering my list on what to look for in a travel vlogging camera, I’ve prepared a table below of thirteen cameras I’d recommend for travel vlogging:
Camera | Release Date | Camera Type | Flip Screen | Mic Port | Price | |
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CanonEOSM50 | February2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumixDC-GH5S | January2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$$ | |
GoProHero6 Black | September2017 | Action Camera | No | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM100 | August2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS6D Mark II | June2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonEOS RebelSL2 | June2017 | Compact SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $ | |
CanonEOS RebelT7i | February2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM6 | February2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | Yes | $ | |
SonyCyber-Shot DSCRX 100 V | October2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCG85 | September2016 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCLX10 | September2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS80D | February2016 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonPowerShotG7 X Mark II | February2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ |
Lenses That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Every travel vlogger should have a wide-angle lens. Wide-angle lenses fit much more of a scene into your camera frame, making it ideal for capturing establishing shots. You’ll also need a wide-angle lens if you plan on holding your camera out in front of yourself with an extended arm to get selfie footage.
As a travel vlogger, you’ll also want to show some close-up shots of the various subjects in your scene. If you don’t mind walking up to these subjects, the lens I recommend for this is a standard lens.
If, however, you want to be able to shoot these close-up shots from a farther distance, you’ll need a telephoto lens.
But you probably don’t want to carry and switch so many lenses as you travel, right? A convenient solution is to get a zoom lens that covers a wide range of focal lengths. For example, travel vlogger Sam Kolder shoots with a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 lens – that’s a wide-angle lens, standard lens, and telephoto lens all in one lens!
If most of your travel video shooting will be done handheld, you should also definitely look for a lens equipped with optical image stabilization.
Check out my Best Camera Lens for YouTube to gain a more in-depth understanding of lenses and how they work.
1.2 Travel Vlogging Accessories
Camera Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
1. Tripod Record stabilized shots and timelapse footage with a tripod. | |
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2. GorillaPod SLR-Zoom with Ballhead Wrap your camera around structures that your regular tripod can’t stay on. You can also hold out your camera further away from you using the GorillaPod as a selfie stick to fit in more of your background into your selfie shot. | |
3. Stabilizing Gimbal Get super-smooth shots with a stabilizing gimbal. | |
4. On-Camera LED Light Is there not enough light? Add an LED light to your camera’s hot/cold shoe. | |
5. Neutral Density (ND) Filters Is it too bright outside to have your aperture wide open but you still want to get that cinematic look ? You can add ND filters to your lenses so that you can do just that in very bright conditions. | |
6. Camera Cleaning Kit While traveling, you can get all kinds of unwanted substances on your lens and in your camera like dust, dirt, fingerprints, raindrops, snow, and sand, to name a few. If you bring along a portable camera cleaning kit with you on your travels, you can remove those things immediately so that your shots won’t be affected. | |
7. Drone When it comes to travel vlogging, wide shots that establish the scene and setting are important. Drones are great for taking these kinds of wide shots from high places that you would not be able to get to by foot. |
Smartphone Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Using your smartphone as a travel vlogging device is a great idea! Your smartphone is a light and portable piece of equipment that you likely have with you at all times. Upgrade your smartphone travel vlogging setup with any of these 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers:
- RAVPower Portable Charger
- Arkon Tripod Mount
- Mega Tiny Anti-Gravity Case
- FLII Selfie Ring Light
- Rode VideoMic Me
- Aukey Optic 3-in-1 Smartphone Lens Set
- iOgrapher Go for Android and iPhone
- Manfrotto TwistGrip System
- Zhiyun Smooth-Q 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer for Smartphones
Read more about each one of these items in my post The 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers .
Camera Mounted Shotgun Microphones for Travel Vlogging
These four shotgun microphones can mount directly onto your camera’s hot/cold shoe:
- Rode VideoMic Go
- Shure VP83
- Rode VideoMic Pro+
- Sennheiser MKE 440
Read more about each one of them in our post about The 19 Best YouTube Microphones 2020 – Options for Music, Voiceovers, Vlogging, and more!
Other Useful Travel Vlogging Accessories
- Camera backpack
- Extra batteries
- Memory cards
- External hard drive
- Power plugs and cables
- USB card reader
- Universal plug
- D-ring clips (to prevent your equipment from slipping out of your grasp)
- Smartphone SD card tray key (if you’re storing your recorded footage in your SD card)
PART 2: TRAVEL VLOGGING IDEAS
If you’re needing some travel video ideas either to get you started or to bring some fresh content into your channel, here are ten travel video ideas that you can try.
1. Travel Vlog
Travel vlogging, the kind where you film yourself just going about your day in a different part of the world, is a great way to not only document your travel moments and memories for yourself, but also a great way to share your experience with others.
Rather than being too picky with your video shots and possibly ending up with a lack of footage to work with, shoot as much as you can.
Try to capture your thoughts and feelings around the things you taste, smell, see and hear. Sharing these details can help your viewers feel more like they’re with you on your travels.
2. Tips or Tricks for Traveling
Although learning from mistakes during your travels can be a rewarding experience, most people want to avoid them and, rather, enjoy their trip as much as they possibly can. After all, travel, for most people, happens in intervals that seem too short. You can help this sizable group by offering travel tips and tricks.
Prepare a list of tips and tricks, a shot list of all the footage you’ll need to go along with those tips, and then capture all your footage. As you go through your list, you can then cut away to your associated travel shots.
3. Video Tour of a Location
Many people are curious about different parts of the world and would love to join a tour without the high cost of flights, hotels, meals, and admission tickets. Give them that experience by making a video tour.
4. Review An Attraction or Experience
A lot of travelers having a limited amount of time and money to enjoy their chosen travel destinations want to know which attractions and experiences to prioritize and which ones to skip. Help them make their decision by making a video review.
5. Timelapse Videos
All you need in addition to your camera is a tripod to get started with making timelapse videos. Your tripod stabilizes your shot as your camera captures all the changes that take place in a given location.
When your footage is sped up, your viewers can appreciate all the changes that take place that they may not have had the patience to sit through in real-time. It’s also interesting to observe the passage of time in a different way.
6. Average Daily Cost
Before going on a trip, many people try to make a budget and figure out how much money to exchange into foreign currency. Making a good budget and getting just enough foreign cash, though, requires you to know how much, on average, things cost.
Make a helpful video on the average cost of daily expenses including meals and transportation like Paolo did in the above video “Average Daily Cost in Tokyo Japan | Is it Expensive?.” His video actually helped me a lot when I was trying to come up with a budget for my recent trip to Japan.
7. Interview Locals
People don’t travel only to see popular attractions. A lot of people travel to connect with and understand people from different parts of the world.
Interviewing locals and sharing their thoughts can help to provide that kind of connection.
8. What’s in My Backpack?
Packing for a trip can say a lot about who you are as a person because it involves prioritizing items based on your personal values.
For your next trip, share a little part of yourself with your audience through a video about the things you’ve packed in your bag.
9. Talk About Your Own Home City
When you’ve lived in your own home city for so long, you might forget that people all over the world may marvel at the things you take for granted because all those things just happen to be at your doorstep.
Take advantage of the expert that you already are in your own home city and make an informative video for others who are taking a trip there.
10. How To Become a Travel Vlogger
After you’ve done a lot of travel vlogging and learned so much along the way, you can make a video about how to be a travel vlogger.
In the above video, Andrew Santos teaches how to make a travel video, all while hilariously poking fun at many of the cliché trends in the travel genre.
PART 3: TRAVEL VIDEO EDITING
Video Editing Software
When it comes to editing your travel video together, there are different kinds of software you can do that with.
FREE VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE | PAID VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE |
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OpenShot Video Editor (Windows, Mac, Linux) ShotCut (Windows, Mac, Linux) Hitfilm Express (Windows, Mac) VideoPad Video Editor (Windows) Lightworks (Windows, Mac, Linux) VSDC Video Editor (Windows) Machete Video Editor Lite (Windows) Avidemux (Windows, Mac, Linux, BSD) Read more about each software in our post about The Best Free Video Editing Software for YouTube – Top 8 Reviews . | Wondershare Filmora X (Windows, Mac) - start at $49.99 for one year license and Free trial Final Cut Pro (Mac) - $299.99, Free trial Vegas Movie Studio (Windows) - $49.99 |
Travel-Themed Video Effects
If you use Filmora Video Editor, you can also take advantage of a variety of travel-themed video effects packs, like the one shown in the above video, filled with titles, transitions, filters, overlays, and other visual elements.
For my recent trip to Japan, I actually used Filmora Effects’ Japanese set.
At the 2:10 mark of the above video, I used an overlay of falling cherry blossom leaves. At the 3:03 mark of the same video, I used an anime-themed overlay.
At the 2:48 mark of the above video, I used a shoji door transition.
Music Libraries
Music is an important component of a lot of travel videos. Here’s where you can get them:
ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID SUBSCRIPTION MUSIC LIBRARIES |
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Audionautix Bensound dig.ccMixter Free Music Archive Free Stock Music Incompetech Josh Woodward Moby Gratis Musopen Purple Planet Music TeknoAXE YouTube Audio Library | Premium Beat Audio Jungle | Audio Network Audio Blocks Epidemic Sound |
Sound Effects
Free Sound Effect Sites
PART 4: TRAVEL VLOGGING TIPS
Vlog/Life Balance
- Give yourself more time at each location if you want to have a good balance between getting the shots you need and enjoying your present moment.
Theft Prevention
- Carry a backpack that doesn’t have zippers on the outside that thieves can easily get to.
- If you’re shooting with a flashy smartphone, make it look less appealing to thieves with a grotesque smartphone case, like an Otterbox.
- In locations with high crime, pre-plan the shots you want to capture and take your SLR camera out of your bag only to take those shots. Otherwise, keep your SLR camera concealed.
- Never leave your equipment unattended in a visible area, not even in a locked car.
Pre-Production and Planning
- Before shooting, make a shot list of all the footage you need.
- Have all your filming equipment that needs to be calibrated all calibrated and ready to use.
Onscreen Performance
- Look into your lens, not the projected image of yourself on your camera’s flip screen.
- Show a lot of energy as you film yourself.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, keep your talking head clips short and gradually build your way up to longer clips. You can break up longer sentences by saying a few words from one scene, saying a few more in another, and finishing off your last words, again, in another scene. Later, in editing, you can stitch all of those clips together to make one fluid sentence.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, you can capture your talking headshots later when you find a more secluded space.
Audio Recording
- Silence everything you don’t want your mic to record.
- Put your mobile phone in airplane mode.
- Block wind from reaching your mic with windscreens and dead cats.
- Upgrade your mic.
- Adjust your levels.
- Get close to the sound you are wanting to record.
Check out 10 Recording Tips to Get The Best Sound From Your Microphone for more audio recording tips.
Filming
- To avoid crowds, wake up early and grab your footage early while everyone else is still sleeping or getting ready.
- Capture wide shots, medium shots, and close-up shots for better coverage.
- Use the Sun Seeker app to set up your sunrise/sunset shots better.
- If your camera can record 4K footage, record in 4K all the scenes that you want to zoom in closer later in editing without losing quality (your video project in editing has to be at 1920p x 1080p for this to work).
Stabilization
- If you’re trying to get shots with movement by walking, rather than walking as you normally would walk with your knees bent for steadier shots.
- If you’re shooting something in front of your handheld, lean your arm against your own body for steadier shots.
- Use a stabilizing gimbal with your camera.
Timelapse/Hyperlapse
- Select scenes where you can see a lot of change over time (not a still building in front of a cloudless smoggy sky).
- Set longer intervals for scenes that change very slowly over time.
- Pre-set your focus. Turn autofocus off.
- Shoot time-lapses/hyper-lapses in manual mode to prevent the flickering that occurs with changing light conditions in automatic settings.
- If your camera is set on a tripod in a fixed position, turn your optical image stabilization off.
- If you aren’t holding onto your camera as it’s in the middle of making a timelapse video, at least keep your camera and tripod attached by some kind of leash mechanism.
- For moving time-lapses or hyper-lapses, try to keep one point of reference in the same position within your camera frame.
Slow Motion
- Shoot slow-motion videos when there is plenty of light.
- For actions that are as slow as walking, slowing down your footage to 50% of the original speed looks good enough. If your video editing project is in 30 fps, shooting your video in 60 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. If your video editing project is in 60 fps, shooting your video in 120 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. Any slower is overkill for slowing down the speed of walking.
- For actions that are as fast as water splashing, slowing down your footage as little as 15% of the original speed can look good. For a video editing project in 30 fps, you would need a camera that can shoot at up to 240 fps to slow your footage down this much.
Storage and Back-Up
- If you’re using a phone that can store images and videos on a separate SD card, take advantage of that and record your travel footage onto your SD card. Later, you can easily get to your travel media as it will all be in one place.
- If you have your laptop on you, regularly transfer your media files from your cameras to your external hard drives.
- If you don’t want to bring your laptop on your trip and plan to video edit once you’re back home, use a USB memory card reader that connects with an app on your phone to transfer your files into your external hard drive.
- If you have access to a reliable internet connection and you leave your laptop at your place of accommodation, have your computer upload your files onto cloud storage while you are out to travel vlogging.
- Take advantage of Google Photos’ free, unlimited cloud storage for video files up to 1080p.
Video Editing
- If you’re editing a video project with videos from multiple different cameras, make sure to set the correct time and date on all of them before you start filming. Later, in editing, you can import all your image and video files and sort them in the exact order that they were taken.
- If your video editing software can work with proxies, transcode all your video files into proxy files for much faster editing.
Posting On YouTube
- Choose a title that people will search for. Keep your target keywords at the beginning of your title. “S01E01: My Summer Backpacking Trip” is not an effective title. Instead, a title like “Going Up The Eiffel Tower… Beautiful View of Paris!” would be better.
Ready to Become a Travel Vlogger?
Here in this article, I shared travel vlogging cameras &accessories, travel video ideas& resources, and travel vlogging tips. Did you get more hints to become a travel vlogger? Stay tuned and start your own travel vlog! Leave your comments below if you have any suggestions about this travel vlogger guide.
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Richard Bennett
Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions
Want to become a travel vlogger?
Traveling around the world is one of life’s most exciting experiences – just ask anyone who has caught the travel bug. It is no wonder that travel videos are a big hit on YouTube. Any viewer can be instantly transported to another part of the world, all from the comfort of their seat.
With all the high-quality cameras and video editing software that are much more accessible to the general public now than even a few years ago, it has never been a better time to make a travel vlog.
Below, I have prepared a comprehensive guide on how to become a travel vlogger.
Create Your Travel Vlog with Wondershare FilmoraX
Wondershare FilmoraX is a video editing application that offers a lot of editing features that can be used both by a beginner and professionals alike. You can easily cut, split and trim your video, and apply transitions, filters, and texts, etc. to your travel vlog. What’s more, its advanced color grading settings and audio keyframing will add a unique flavor to your travel vlog. Just get started and make your video go viral!
PART 1: TRAVEL VLOGGING EQUIPMENT
In order to make travel videos, you’re going to need camera equipment. Below, I’ve prepared a comprehensive list of cameras and accessories that would be good for travel vlogging.
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1.1 Travel Vlogging Cameras
How To Choose A Vlogging Camera
When it comes to travel vlogging, you should look for a camera that ideally has the following eleven qualities:
- It has a fully articulated screen (flip screen)
- It has good continual autofocus while recording video
- It has good focus priority through face recognition
- It has touched to focus
- It has good low-light performance
- It has an external mic jack and a hot/cold shoe bracket
- It has optical image stabilization
- It is lightweight and portable
- It has a good battery life
- It is durable and weather-sealed
- It has hyper-lapse/timelapse/slow-motion shooting modes
For more information on why a lot of these features are ideal to have in a vlogging camera, check out my post on the Top 15 Best Cameras for Vlogging 2020 .
Cameras That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Considering my list on what to look for in a travel vlogging camera, I’ve prepared a table below of thirteen cameras I’d recommend for travel vlogging:
Camera | Release Date | Camera Type | Flip Screen | Mic Port | Price | |
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CanonEOSM50 | February2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumixDC-GH5S | January2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$$ | |
GoProHero6 Black | September2017 | Action Camera | No | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM100 | August2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS6D Mark II | June2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonEOS RebelSL2 | June2017 | Compact SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $ | |
CanonEOS RebelT7i | February2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM6 | February2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | Yes | $ | |
SonyCyber-Shot DSCRX 100 V | October2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCG85 | September2016 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCLX10 | September2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS80D | February2016 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonPowerShotG7 X Mark II | February2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ |
Lenses That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Every travel vlogger should have a wide-angle lens. Wide-angle lenses fit much more of a scene into your camera frame, making it ideal for capturing establishing shots. You’ll also need a wide-angle lens if you plan on holding your camera out in front of yourself with an extended arm to get selfie footage.
As a travel vlogger, you’ll also want to show some close-up shots of the various subjects in your scene. If you don’t mind walking up to these subjects, the lens I recommend for this is a standard lens.
If, however, you want to be able to shoot these close-up shots from a farther distance, you’ll need a telephoto lens.
But you probably don’t want to carry and switch so many lenses as you travel, right? A convenient solution is to get a zoom lens that covers a wide range of focal lengths. For example, travel vlogger Sam Kolder shoots with a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 lens – that’s a wide-angle lens, standard lens, and telephoto lens all in one lens!
If most of your travel video shooting will be done handheld, you should also definitely look for a lens equipped with optical image stabilization.
Check out my Best Camera Lens for YouTube to gain a more in-depth understanding of lenses and how they work.
1.2 Travel Vlogging Accessories
Camera Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
1. Tripod Record stabilized shots and timelapse footage with a tripod. | |
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2. GorillaPod SLR-Zoom with Ballhead Wrap your camera around structures that your regular tripod can’t stay on. You can also hold out your camera further away from you using the GorillaPod as a selfie stick to fit in more of your background into your selfie shot. | |
3. Stabilizing Gimbal Get super-smooth shots with a stabilizing gimbal. | |
4. On-Camera LED Light Is there not enough light? Add an LED light to your camera’s hot/cold shoe. | |
5. Neutral Density (ND) Filters Is it too bright outside to have your aperture wide open but you still want to get that cinematic look ? You can add ND filters to your lenses so that you can do just that in very bright conditions. | |
6. Camera Cleaning Kit While traveling, you can get all kinds of unwanted substances on your lens and in your camera like dust, dirt, fingerprints, raindrops, snow, and sand, to name a few. If you bring along a portable camera cleaning kit with you on your travels, you can remove those things immediately so that your shots won’t be affected. | |
7. Drone When it comes to travel vlogging, wide shots that establish the scene and setting are important. Drones are great for taking these kinds of wide shots from high places that you would not be able to get to by foot. |
Smartphone Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Using your smartphone as a travel vlogging device is a great idea! Your smartphone is a light and portable piece of equipment that you likely have with you at all times. Upgrade your smartphone travel vlogging setup with any of these 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers:
- RAVPower Portable Charger
- Arkon Tripod Mount
- Mega Tiny Anti-Gravity Case
- FLII Selfie Ring Light
- Rode VideoMic Me
- Aukey Optic 3-in-1 Smartphone Lens Set
- iOgrapher Go for Android and iPhone
- Manfrotto TwistGrip System
- Zhiyun Smooth-Q 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer for Smartphones
Read more about each one of these items in my post The 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers .
Camera Mounted Shotgun Microphones for Travel Vlogging
These four shotgun microphones can mount directly onto your camera’s hot/cold shoe:
- Rode VideoMic Go
- Shure VP83
- Rode VideoMic Pro+
- Sennheiser MKE 440
Read more about each one of them in our post about The 19 Best YouTube Microphones 2020 – Options for Music, Voiceovers, Vlogging, and more!
Other Useful Travel Vlogging Accessories
- Camera backpack
- Extra batteries
- Memory cards
- External hard drive
- Power plugs and cables
- USB card reader
- Universal plug
- D-ring clips (to prevent your equipment from slipping out of your grasp)
- Smartphone SD card tray key (if you’re storing your recorded footage in your SD card)
PART 2: TRAVEL VLOGGING IDEAS
If you’re needing some travel video ideas either to get you started or to bring some fresh content into your channel, here are ten travel video ideas that you can try.
1. Travel Vlog
Travel vlogging, the kind where you film yourself just going about your day in a different part of the world, is a great way to not only document your travel moments and memories for yourself, but also a great way to share your experience with others.
Rather than being too picky with your video shots and possibly ending up with a lack of footage to work with, shoot as much as you can.
Try to capture your thoughts and feelings around the things you taste, smell, see and hear. Sharing these details can help your viewers feel more like they’re with you on your travels.
2. Tips or Tricks for Traveling
Although learning from mistakes during your travels can be a rewarding experience, most people want to avoid them and, rather, enjoy their trip as much as they possibly can. After all, travel, for most people, happens in intervals that seem too short. You can help this sizable group by offering travel tips and tricks.
Prepare a list of tips and tricks, a shot list of all the footage you’ll need to go along with those tips, and then capture all your footage. As you go through your list, you can then cut away to your associated travel shots.
3. Video Tour of a Location
Many people are curious about different parts of the world and would love to join a tour without the high cost of flights, hotels, meals, and admission tickets. Give them that experience by making a video tour.
4. Review An Attraction or Experience
A lot of travelers having a limited amount of time and money to enjoy their chosen travel destinations want to know which attractions and experiences to prioritize and which ones to skip. Help them make their decision by making a video review.
5. Timelapse Videos
All you need in addition to your camera is a tripod to get started with making timelapse videos. Your tripod stabilizes your shot as your camera captures all the changes that take place in a given location.
When your footage is sped up, your viewers can appreciate all the changes that take place that they may not have had the patience to sit through in real-time. It’s also interesting to observe the passage of time in a different way.
6. Average Daily Cost
Before going on a trip, many people try to make a budget and figure out how much money to exchange into foreign currency. Making a good budget and getting just enough foreign cash, though, requires you to know how much, on average, things cost.
Make a helpful video on the average cost of daily expenses including meals and transportation like Paolo did in the above video “Average Daily Cost in Tokyo Japan | Is it Expensive?.” His video actually helped me a lot when I was trying to come up with a budget for my recent trip to Japan.
7. Interview Locals
People don’t travel only to see popular attractions. A lot of people travel to connect with and understand people from different parts of the world.
Interviewing locals and sharing their thoughts can help to provide that kind of connection.
8. What’s in My Backpack?
Packing for a trip can say a lot about who you are as a person because it involves prioritizing items based on your personal values.
For your next trip, share a little part of yourself with your audience through a video about the things you’ve packed in your bag.
9. Talk About Your Own Home City
When you’ve lived in your own home city for so long, you might forget that people all over the world may marvel at the things you take for granted because all those things just happen to be at your doorstep.
Take advantage of the expert that you already are in your own home city and make an informative video for others who are taking a trip there.
10. How To Become a Travel Vlogger
After you’ve done a lot of travel vlogging and learned so much along the way, you can make a video about how to be a travel vlogger.
In the above video, Andrew Santos teaches how to make a travel video, all while hilariously poking fun at many of the cliché trends in the travel genre.
PART 3: TRAVEL VIDEO EDITING
Video Editing Software
When it comes to editing your travel video together, there are different kinds of software you can do that with.
FREE VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE | PAID VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE |
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OpenShot Video Editor (Windows, Mac, Linux) ShotCut (Windows, Mac, Linux) Hitfilm Express (Windows, Mac) VideoPad Video Editor (Windows) Lightworks (Windows, Mac, Linux) VSDC Video Editor (Windows) Machete Video Editor Lite (Windows) Avidemux (Windows, Mac, Linux, BSD) Read more about each software in our post about The Best Free Video Editing Software for YouTube – Top 8 Reviews . | Wondershare Filmora X (Windows, Mac) - start at $49.99 for one year license and Free trial Final Cut Pro (Mac) - $299.99, Free trial Vegas Movie Studio (Windows) - $49.99 |
Travel-Themed Video Effects
If you use Filmora Video Editor, you can also take advantage of a variety of travel-themed video effects packs, like the one shown in the above video, filled with titles, transitions, filters, overlays, and other visual elements.
For my recent trip to Japan, I actually used Filmora Effects’ Japanese set.
At the 2:10 mark of the above video, I used an overlay of falling cherry blossom leaves. At the 3:03 mark of the same video, I used an anime-themed overlay.
At the 2:48 mark of the above video, I used a shoji door transition.
Music Libraries
Music is an important component of a lot of travel videos. Here’s where you can get them:
ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID SUBSCRIPTION MUSIC LIBRARIES |
---|---|---|
Audionautix Bensound dig.ccMixter Free Music Archive Free Stock Music Incompetech Josh Woodward Moby Gratis Musopen Purple Planet Music TeknoAXE YouTube Audio Library | Premium Beat Audio Jungle | Audio Network Audio Blocks Epidemic Sound |
Sound Effects
Free Sound Effect Sites
PART 4: TRAVEL VLOGGING TIPS
Vlog/Life Balance
- Give yourself more time at each location if you want to have a good balance between getting the shots you need and enjoying your present moment.
Theft Prevention
- Carry a backpack that doesn’t have zippers on the outside that thieves can easily get to.
- If you’re shooting with a flashy smartphone, make it look less appealing to thieves with a grotesque smartphone case, like an Otterbox.
- In locations with high crime, pre-plan the shots you want to capture and take your SLR camera out of your bag only to take those shots. Otherwise, keep your SLR camera concealed.
- Never leave your equipment unattended in a visible area, not even in a locked car.
Pre-Production and Planning
- Before shooting, make a shot list of all the footage you need.
- Have all your filming equipment that needs to be calibrated all calibrated and ready to use.
Onscreen Performance
- Look into your lens, not the projected image of yourself on your camera’s flip screen.
- Show a lot of energy as you film yourself.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, keep your talking head clips short and gradually build your way up to longer clips. You can break up longer sentences by saying a few words from one scene, saying a few more in another, and finishing off your last words, again, in another scene. Later, in editing, you can stitch all of those clips together to make one fluid sentence.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, you can capture your talking headshots later when you find a more secluded space.
Audio Recording
- Silence everything you don’t want your mic to record.
- Put your mobile phone in airplane mode.
- Block wind from reaching your mic with windscreens and dead cats.
- Upgrade your mic.
- Adjust your levels.
- Get close to the sound you are wanting to record.
Check out 10 Recording Tips to Get The Best Sound From Your Microphone for more audio recording tips.
Filming
- To avoid crowds, wake up early and grab your footage early while everyone else is still sleeping or getting ready.
- Capture wide shots, medium shots, and close-up shots for better coverage.
- Use the Sun Seeker app to set up your sunrise/sunset shots better.
- If your camera can record 4K footage, record in 4K all the scenes that you want to zoom in closer later in editing without losing quality (your video project in editing has to be at 1920p x 1080p for this to work).
Stabilization
- If you’re trying to get shots with movement by walking, rather than walking as you normally would walk with your knees bent for steadier shots.
- If you’re shooting something in front of your handheld, lean your arm against your own body for steadier shots.
- Use a stabilizing gimbal with your camera.
Timelapse/Hyperlapse
- Select scenes where you can see a lot of change over time (not a still building in front of a cloudless smoggy sky).
- Set longer intervals for scenes that change very slowly over time.
- Pre-set your focus. Turn autofocus off.
- Shoot time-lapses/hyper-lapses in manual mode to prevent the flickering that occurs with changing light conditions in automatic settings.
- If your camera is set on a tripod in a fixed position, turn your optical image stabilization off.
- If you aren’t holding onto your camera as it’s in the middle of making a timelapse video, at least keep your camera and tripod attached by some kind of leash mechanism.
- For moving time-lapses or hyper-lapses, try to keep one point of reference in the same position within your camera frame.
Slow Motion
- Shoot slow-motion videos when there is plenty of light.
- For actions that are as slow as walking, slowing down your footage to 50% of the original speed looks good enough. If your video editing project is in 30 fps, shooting your video in 60 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. If your video editing project is in 60 fps, shooting your video in 120 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. Any slower is overkill for slowing down the speed of walking.
- For actions that are as fast as water splashing, slowing down your footage as little as 15% of the original speed can look good. For a video editing project in 30 fps, you would need a camera that can shoot at up to 240 fps to slow your footage down this much.
Storage and Back-Up
- If you’re using a phone that can store images and videos on a separate SD card, take advantage of that and record your travel footage onto your SD card. Later, you can easily get to your travel media as it will all be in one place.
- If you have your laptop on you, regularly transfer your media files from your cameras to your external hard drives.
- If you don’t want to bring your laptop on your trip and plan to video edit once you’re back home, use a USB memory card reader that connects with an app on your phone to transfer your files into your external hard drive.
- If you have access to a reliable internet connection and you leave your laptop at your place of accommodation, have your computer upload your files onto cloud storage while you are out to travel vlogging.
- Take advantage of Google Photos’ free, unlimited cloud storage for video files up to 1080p.
Video Editing
- If you’re editing a video project with videos from multiple different cameras, make sure to set the correct time and date on all of them before you start filming. Later, in editing, you can import all your image and video files and sort them in the exact order that they were taken.
- If your video editing software can work with proxies, transcode all your video files into proxy files for much faster editing.
Posting On YouTube
- Choose a title that people will search for. Keep your target keywords at the beginning of your title. “S01E01: My Summer Backpacking Trip” is not an effective title. Instead, a title like “Going Up The Eiffel Tower… Beautiful View of Paris!” would be better.
Ready to Become a Travel Vlogger?
Here in this article, I shared travel vlogging cameras &accessories, travel video ideas& resources, and travel vlogging tips. Did you get more hints to become a travel vlogger? Stay tuned and start your own travel vlog! Leave your comments below if you have any suggestions about this travel vlogger guide.
This past year has been a challenge, so if you want to make a #travelanywhere video without traveling, you can try Wondershare Filmora X video editor.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions
Want to become a travel vlogger?
Traveling around the world is one of life’s most exciting experiences – just ask anyone who has caught the travel bug. It is no wonder that travel videos are a big hit on YouTube. Any viewer can be instantly transported to another part of the world, all from the comfort of their seat.
With all the high-quality cameras and video editing software that are much more accessible to the general public now than even a few years ago, it has never been a better time to make a travel vlog.
Below, I have prepared a comprehensive guide on how to become a travel vlogger.
Create Your Travel Vlog with Wondershare FilmoraX
Wondershare FilmoraX is a video editing application that offers a lot of editing features that can be used both by a beginner and professionals alike. You can easily cut, split and trim your video, and apply transitions, filters, and texts, etc. to your travel vlog. What’s more, its advanced color grading settings and audio keyframing will add a unique flavor to your travel vlog. Just get started and make your video go viral!
PART 1: TRAVEL VLOGGING EQUIPMENT
In order to make travel videos, you’re going to need camera equipment. Below, I’ve prepared a comprehensive list of cameras and accessories that would be good for travel vlogging.
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1.1 Travel Vlogging Cameras
How To Choose A Vlogging Camera
When it comes to travel vlogging, you should look for a camera that ideally has the following eleven qualities:
- It has a fully articulated screen (flip screen)
- It has good continual autofocus while recording video
- It has good focus priority through face recognition
- It has touched to focus
- It has good low-light performance
- It has an external mic jack and a hot/cold shoe bracket
- It has optical image stabilization
- It is lightweight and portable
- It has a good battery life
- It is durable and weather-sealed
- It has hyper-lapse/timelapse/slow-motion shooting modes
For more information on why a lot of these features are ideal to have in a vlogging camera, check out my post on the Top 15 Best Cameras for Vlogging 2020 .
Cameras That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Considering my list on what to look for in a travel vlogging camera, I’ve prepared a table below of thirteen cameras I’d recommend for travel vlogging:
Camera | Release Date | Camera Type | Flip Screen | Mic Port | Price | |
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CanonEOSM50 | February2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumixDC-GH5S | January2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$$ | |
GoProHero6 Black | September2017 | Action Camera | No | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM100 | August2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS6D Mark II | June2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonEOS RebelSL2 | June2017 | Compact SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $ | |
CanonEOS RebelT7i | February2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM6 | February2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | Yes | $ | |
SonyCyber-Shot DSCRX 100 V | October2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCG85 | September2016 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCLX10 | September2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS80D | February2016 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonPowerShotG7 X Mark II | February2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ |
Lenses That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Every travel vlogger should have a wide-angle lens. Wide-angle lenses fit much more of a scene into your camera frame, making it ideal for capturing establishing shots. You’ll also need a wide-angle lens if you plan on holding your camera out in front of yourself with an extended arm to get selfie footage.
As a travel vlogger, you’ll also want to show some close-up shots of the various subjects in your scene. If you don’t mind walking up to these subjects, the lens I recommend for this is a standard lens.
If, however, you want to be able to shoot these close-up shots from a farther distance, you’ll need a telephoto lens.
But you probably don’t want to carry and switch so many lenses as you travel, right? A convenient solution is to get a zoom lens that covers a wide range of focal lengths. For example, travel vlogger Sam Kolder shoots with a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 lens – that’s a wide-angle lens, standard lens, and telephoto lens all in one lens!
If most of your travel video shooting will be done handheld, you should also definitely look for a lens equipped with optical image stabilization.
Check out my Best Camera Lens for YouTube to gain a more in-depth understanding of lenses and how they work.
1.2 Travel Vlogging Accessories
Camera Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
1. Tripod Record stabilized shots and timelapse footage with a tripod. | |
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2. GorillaPod SLR-Zoom with Ballhead Wrap your camera around structures that your regular tripod can’t stay on. You can also hold out your camera further away from you using the GorillaPod as a selfie stick to fit in more of your background into your selfie shot. | |
3. Stabilizing Gimbal Get super-smooth shots with a stabilizing gimbal. | |
4. On-Camera LED Light Is there not enough light? Add an LED light to your camera’s hot/cold shoe. | |
5. Neutral Density (ND) Filters Is it too bright outside to have your aperture wide open but you still want to get that cinematic look ? You can add ND filters to your lenses so that you can do just that in very bright conditions. | |
6. Camera Cleaning Kit While traveling, you can get all kinds of unwanted substances on your lens and in your camera like dust, dirt, fingerprints, raindrops, snow, and sand, to name a few. If you bring along a portable camera cleaning kit with you on your travels, you can remove those things immediately so that your shots won’t be affected. | |
7. Drone When it comes to travel vlogging, wide shots that establish the scene and setting are important. Drones are great for taking these kinds of wide shots from high places that you would not be able to get to by foot. |
Smartphone Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Using your smartphone as a travel vlogging device is a great idea! Your smartphone is a light and portable piece of equipment that you likely have with you at all times. Upgrade your smartphone travel vlogging setup with any of these 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers:
- RAVPower Portable Charger
- Arkon Tripod Mount
- Mega Tiny Anti-Gravity Case
- FLII Selfie Ring Light
- Rode VideoMic Me
- Aukey Optic 3-in-1 Smartphone Lens Set
- iOgrapher Go for Android and iPhone
- Manfrotto TwistGrip System
- Zhiyun Smooth-Q 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer for Smartphones
Read more about each one of these items in my post The 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers .
Camera Mounted Shotgun Microphones for Travel Vlogging
These four shotgun microphones can mount directly onto your camera’s hot/cold shoe:
- Rode VideoMic Go
- Shure VP83
- Rode VideoMic Pro+
- Sennheiser MKE 440
Read more about each one of them in our post about The 19 Best YouTube Microphones 2020 – Options for Music, Voiceovers, Vlogging, and more!
Other Useful Travel Vlogging Accessories
- Camera backpack
- Extra batteries
- Memory cards
- External hard drive
- Power plugs and cables
- USB card reader
- Universal plug
- D-ring clips (to prevent your equipment from slipping out of your grasp)
- Smartphone SD card tray key (if you’re storing your recorded footage in your SD card)
PART 2: TRAVEL VLOGGING IDEAS
If you’re needing some travel video ideas either to get you started or to bring some fresh content into your channel, here are ten travel video ideas that you can try.
1. Travel Vlog
Travel vlogging, the kind where you film yourself just going about your day in a different part of the world, is a great way to not only document your travel moments and memories for yourself, but also a great way to share your experience with others.
Rather than being too picky with your video shots and possibly ending up with a lack of footage to work with, shoot as much as you can.
Try to capture your thoughts and feelings around the things you taste, smell, see and hear. Sharing these details can help your viewers feel more like they’re with you on your travels.
2. Tips or Tricks for Traveling
Although learning from mistakes during your travels can be a rewarding experience, most people want to avoid them and, rather, enjoy their trip as much as they possibly can. After all, travel, for most people, happens in intervals that seem too short. You can help this sizable group by offering travel tips and tricks.
Prepare a list of tips and tricks, a shot list of all the footage you’ll need to go along with those tips, and then capture all your footage. As you go through your list, you can then cut away to your associated travel shots.
3. Video Tour of a Location
Many people are curious about different parts of the world and would love to join a tour without the high cost of flights, hotels, meals, and admission tickets. Give them that experience by making a video tour.
4. Review An Attraction or Experience
A lot of travelers having a limited amount of time and money to enjoy their chosen travel destinations want to know which attractions and experiences to prioritize and which ones to skip. Help them make their decision by making a video review.
5. Timelapse Videos
All you need in addition to your camera is a tripod to get started with making timelapse videos. Your tripod stabilizes your shot as your camera captures all the changes that take place in a given location.
When your footage is sped up, your viewers can appreciate all the changes that take place that they may not have had the patience to sit through in real-time. It’s also interesting to observe the passage of time in a different way.
6. Average Daily Cost
Before going on a trip, many people try to make a budget and figure out how much money to exchange into foreign currency. Making a good budget and getting just enough foreign cash, though, requires you to know how much, on average, things cost.
Make a helpful video on the average cost of daily expenses including meals and transportation like Paolo did in the above video “Average Daily Cost in Tokyo Japan | Is it Expensive?.” His video actually helped me a lot when I was trying to come up with a budget for my recent trip to Japan.
7. Interview Locals
People don’t travel only to see popular attractions. A lot of people travel to connect with and understand people from different parts of the world.
Interviewing locals and sharing their thoughts can help to provide that kind of connection.
8. What’s in My Backpack?
Packing for a trip can say a lot about who you are as a person because it involves prioritizing items based on your personal values.
For your next trip, share a little part of yourself with your audience through a video about the things you’ve packed in your bag.
9. Talk About Your Own Home City
When you’ve lived in your own home city for so long, you might forget that people all over the world may marvel at the things you take for granted because all those things just happen to be at your doorstep.
Take advantage of the expert that you already are in your own home city and make an informative video for others who are taking a trip there.
10. How To Become a Travel Vlogger
After you’ve done a lot of travel vlogging and learned so much along the way, you can make a video about how to be a travel vlogger.
In the above video, Andrew Santos teaches how to make a travel video, all while hilariously poking fun at many of the cliché trends in the travel genre.
PART 3: TRAVEL VIDEO EDITING
Video Editing Software
When it comes to editing your travel video together, there are different kinds of software you can do that with.
FREE VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE | PAID VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE |
---|---|
OpenShot Video Editor (Windows, Mac, Linux) ShotCut (Windows, Mac, Linux) Hitfilm Express (Windows, Mac) VideoPad Video Editor (Windows) Lightworks (Windows, Mac, Linux) VSDC Video Editor (Windows) Machete Video Editor Lite (Windows) Avidemux (Windows, Mac, Linux, BSD) Read more about each software in our post about The Best Free Video Editing Software for YouTube – Top 8 Reviews . | Wondershare Filmora X (Windows, Mac) - start at $49.99 for one year license and Free trial Final Cut Pro (Mac) - $299.99, Free trial Vegas Movie Studio (Windows) - $49.99 |
Travel-Themed Video Effects
If you use Filmora Video Editor, you can also take advantage of a variety of travel-themed video effects packs, like the one shown in the above video, filled with titles, transitions, filters, overlays, and other visual elements.
For my recent trip to Japan, I actually used Filmora Effects’ Japanese set.
At the 2:10 mark of the above video, I used an overlay of falling cherry blossom leaves. At the 3:03 mark of the same video, I used an anime-themed overlay.
At the 2:48 mark of the above video, I used a shoji door transition.
Music Libraries
Music is an important component of a lot of travel videos. Here’s where you can get them:
ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID SUBSCRIPTION MUSIC LIBRARIES |
---|---|---|
Audionautix Bensound dig.ccMixter Free Music Archive Free Stock Music Incompetech Josh Woodward Moby Gratis Musopen Purple Planet Music TeknoAXE YouTube Audio Library | Premium Beat Audio Jungle | Audio Network Audio Blocks Epidemic Sound |
Sound Effects
Free Sound Effect Sites
PART 4: TRAVEL VLOGGING TIPS
Vlog/Life Balance
- Give yourself more time at each location if you want to have a good balance between getting the shots you need and enjoying your present moment.
Theft Prevention
- Carry a backpack that doesn’t have zippers on the outside that thieves can easily get to.
- If you’re shooting with a flashy smartphone, make it look less appealing to thieves with a grotesque smartphone case, like an Otterbox.
- In locations with high crime, pre-plan the shots you want to capture and take your SLR camera out of your bag only to take those shots. Otherwise, keep your SLR camera concealed.
- Never leave your equipment unattended in a visible area, not even in a locked car.
Pre-Production and Planning
- Before shooting, make a shot list of all the footage you need.
- Have all your filming equipment that needs to be calibrated all calibrated and ready to use.
Onscreen Performance
- Look into your lens, not the projected image of yourself on your camera’s flip screen.
- Show a lot of energy as you film yourself.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, keep your talking head clips short and gradually build your way up to longer clips. You can break up longer sentences by saying a few words from one scene, saying a few more in another, and finishing off your last words, again, in another scene. Later, in editing, you can stitch all of those clips together to make one fluid sentence.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, you can capture your talking headshots later when you find a more secluded space.
Audio Recording
- Silence everything you don’t want your mic to record.
- Put your mobile phone in airplane mode.
- Block wind from reaching your mic with windscreens and dead cats.
- Upgrade your mic.
- Adjust your levels.
- Get close to the sound you are wanting to record.
Check out 10 Recording Tips to Get The Best Sound From Your Microphone for more audio recording tips.
Filming
- To avoid crowds, wake up early and grab your footage early while everyone else is still sleeping or getting ready.
- Capture wide shots, medium shots, and close-up shots for better coverage.
- Use the Sun Seeker app to set up your sunrise/sunset shots better.
- If your camera can record 4K footage, record in 4K all the scenes that you want to zoom in closer later in editing without losing quality (your video project in editing has to be at 1920p x 1080p for this to work).
Stabilization
- If you’re trying to get shots with movement by walking, rather than walking as you normally would walk with your knees bent for steadier shots.
- If you’re shooting something in front of your handheld, lean your arm against your own body for steadier shots.
- Use a stabilizing gimbal with your camera.
Timelapse/Hyperlapse
- Select scenes where you can see a lot of change over time (not a still building in front of a cloudless smoggy sky).
- Set longer intervals for scenes that change very slowly over time.
- Pre-set your focus. Turn autofocus off.
- Shoot time-lapses/hyper-lapses in manual mode to prevent the flickering that occurs with changing light conditions in automatic settings.
- If your camera is set on a tripod in a fixed position, turn your optical image stabilization off.
- If you aren’t holding onto your camera as it’s in the middle of making a timelapse video, at least keep your camera and tripod attached by some kind of leash mechanism.
- For moving time-lapses or hyper-lapses, try to keep one point of reference in the same position within your camera frame.
Slow Motion
- Shoot slow-motion videos when there is plenty of light.
- For actions that are as slow as walking, slowing down your footage to 50% of the original speed looks good enough. If your video editing project is in 30 fps, shooting your video in 60 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. If your video editing project is in 60 fps, shooting your video in 120 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. Any slower is overkill for slowing down the speed of walking.
- For actions that are as fast as water splashing, slowing down your footage as little as 15% of the original speed can look good. For a video editing project in 30 fps, you would need a camera that can shoot at up to 240 fps to slow your footage down this much.
Storage and Back-Up
- If you’re using a phone that can store images and videos on a separate SD card, take advantage of that and record your travel footage onto your SD card. Later, you can easily get to your travel media as it will all be in one place.
- If you have your laptop on you, regularly transfer your media files from your cameras to your external hard drives.
- If you don’t want to bring your laptop on your trip and plan to video edit once you’re back home, use a USB memory card reader that connects with an app on your phone to transfer your files into your external hard drive.
- If you have access to a reliable internet connection and you leave your laptop at your place of accommodation, have your computer upload your files onto cloud storage while you are out to travel vlogging.
- Take advantage of Google Photos’ free, unlimited cloud storage for video files up to 1080p.
Video Editing
- If you’re editing a video project with videos from multiple different cameras, make sure to set the correct time and date on all of them before you start filming. Later, in editing, you can import all your image and video files and sort them in the exact order that they were taken.
- If your video editing software can work with proxies, transcode all your video files into proxy files for much faster editing.
Posting On YouTube
- Choose a title that people will search for. Keep your target keywords at the beginning of your title. “S01E01: My Summer Backpacking Trip” is not an effective title. Instead, a title like “Going Up The Eiffel Tower… Beautiful View of Paris!” would be better.
Ready to Become a Travel Vlogger?
Here in this article, I shared travel vlogging cameras &accessories, travel video ideas& resources, and travel vlogging tips. Did you get more hints to become a travel vlogger? Stay tuned and start your own travel vlog! Leave your comments below if you have any suggestions about this travel vlogger guide.
This past year has been a challenge, so if you want to make a #travelanywhere video without traveling, you can try Wondershare Filmora X video editor.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions
Want to become a travel vlogger?
Traveling around the world is one of life’s most exciting experiences – just ask anyone who has caught the travel bug. It is no wonder that travel videos are a big hit on YouTube. Any viewer can be instantly transported to another part of the world, all from the comfort of their seat.
With all the high-quality cameras and video editing software that are much more accessible to the general public now than even a few years ago, it has never been a better time to make a travel vlog.
Below, I have prepared a comprehensive guide on how to become a travel vlogger.
Create Your Travel Vlog with Wondershare FilmoraX
Wondershare FilmoraX is a video editing application that offers a lot of editing features that can be used both by a beginner and professionals alike. You can easily cut, split and trim your video, and apply transitions, filters, and texts, etc. to your travel vlog. What’s more, its advanced color grading settings and audio keyframing will add a unique flavor to your travel vlog. Just get started and make your video go viral!
PART 1: TRAVEL VLOGGING EQUIPMENT
In order to make travel videos, you’re going to need camera equipment. Below, I’ve prepared a comprehensive list of cameras and accessories that would be good for travel vlogging.
Filmstock Stock Media Library ](https://filmstock.wondershare.com/creative-theme-tourism?spm=rs.filmora%5Fweb&source%5Fchannel=seo%5Farticle )
1.1 Travel Vlogging Cameras
How To Choose A Vlogging Camera
When it comes to travel vlogging, you should look for a camera that ideally has the following eleven qualities:
- It has a fully articulated screen (flip screen)
- It has good continual autofocus while recording video
- It has good focus priority through face recognition
- It has touched to focus
- It has good low-light performance
- It has an external mic jack and a hot/cold shoe bracket
- It has optical image stabilization
- It is lightweight and portable
- It has a good battery life
- It is durable and weather-sealed
- It has hyper-lapse/timelapse/slow-motion shooting modes
For more information on why a lot of these features are ideal to have in a vlogging camera, check out my post on the Top 15 Best Cameras for Vlogging 2020 .
Cameras That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Considering my list on what to look for in a travel vlogging camera, I’ve prepared a table below of thirteen cameras I’d recommend for travel vlogging:
Camera | Release Date | Camera Type | Flip Screen | Mic Port | Price | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CanonEOSM50 | February2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumixDC-GH5S | January2018 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$$ | |
GoProHero6 Black | September2017 | Action Camera | No | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM100 | August2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS6D Mark II | June2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonEOS RebelSL2 | June2017 | Compact SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $ | |
CanonEOS RebelT7i | February2017 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
CanonEOSM6 | February2017 | Mirrorless | Flip-Up | Yes | $ | |
SonyCyber-Shot DSCRX 100 V | October2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCG85 | September2016 | Mirrorless | Fully Articulated | Yes | $- | |
PanasonicLumix DMCLX10 | September2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ | |
CanonEOS80D | February2016 | Mid-size SLR | Fully Articulated | Yes | $$ | |
CanonPowerShotG7 X Mark II | February2016 | Compact | Flip-Up | No | $ |
Lenses That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Every travel vlogger should have a wide-angle lens. Wide-angle lenses fit much more of a scene into your camera frame, making it ideal for capturing establishing shots. You’ll also need a wide-angle lens if you plan on holding your camera out in front of yourself with an extended arm to get selfie footage.
As a travel vlogger, you’ll also want to show some close-up shots of the various subjects in your scene. If you don’t mind walking up to these subjects, the lens I recommend for this is a standard lens.
If, however, you want to be able to shoot these close-up shots from a farther distance, you’ll need a telephoto lens.
But you probably don’t want to carry and switch so many lenses as you travel, right? A convenient solution is to get a zoom lens that covers a wide range of focal lengths. For example, travel vlogger Sam Kolder shoots with a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 lens – that’s a wide-angle lens, standard lens, and telephoto lens all in one lens!
If most of your travel video shooting will be done handheld, you should also definitely look for a lens equipped with optical image stabilization.
Check out my Best Camera Lens for YouTube to gain a more in-depth understanding of lenses and how they work.
1.2 Travel Vlogging Accessories
Camera Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
1. Tripod Record stabilized shots and timelapse footage with a tripod. | |
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2. GorillaPod SLR-Zoom with Ballhead Wrap your camera around structures that your regular tripod can’t stay on. You can also hold out your camera further away from you using the GorillaPod as a selfie stick to fit in more of your background into your selfie shot. | |
3. Stabilizing Gimbal Get super-smooth shots with a stabilizing gimbal. | |
4. On-Camera LED Light Is there not enough light? Add an LED light to your camera’s hot/cold shoe. | |
5. Neutral Density (ND) Filters Is it too bright outside to have your aperture wide open but you still want to get that cinematic look ? You can add ND filters to your lenses so that you can do just that in very bright conditions. | |
6. Camera Cleaning Kit While traveling, you can get all kinds of unwanted substances on your lens and in your camera like dust, dirt, fingerprints, raindrops, snow, and sand, to name a few. If you bring along a portable camera cleaning kit with you on your travels, you can remove those things immediately so that your shots won’t be affected. | |
7. Drone When it comes to travel vlogging, wide shots that establish the scene and setting are important. Drones are great for taking these kinds of wide shots from high places that you would not be able to get to by foot. |
Smartphone Accessories That Are Good For Travel Vlogging
Using your smartphone as a travel vlogging device is a great idea! Your smartphone is a light and portable piece of equipment that you likely have with you at all times. Upgrade your smartphone travel vlogging setup with any of these 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers:
- RAVPower Portable Charger
- Arkon Tripod Mount
- Mega Tiny Anti-Gravity Case
- FLII Selfie Ring Light
- Rode VideoMic Me
- Aukey Optic 3-in-1 Smartphone Lens Set
- iOgrapher Go for Android and iPhone
- Manfrotto TwistGrip System
- Zhiyun Smooth-Q 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer for Smartphones
Read more about each one of these items in my post The 9 Best Smartphone Camera Accessories For Vloggers .
Camera Mounted Shotgun Microphones for Travel Vlogging
These four shotgun microphones can mount directly onto your camera’s hot/cold shoe:
- Rode VideoMic Go
- Shure VP83
- Rode VideoMic Pro+
- Sennheiser MKE 440
Read more about each one of them in our post about The 19 Best YouTube Microphones 2020 – Options for Music, Voiceovers, Vlogging, and more!
Other Useful Travel Vlogging Accessories
- Camera backpack
- Extra batteries
- Memory cards
- External hard drive
- Power plugs and cables
- USB card reader
- Universal plug
- D-ring clips (to prevent your equipment from slipping out of your grasp)
- Smartphone SD card tray key (if you’re storing your recorded footage in your SD card)
PART 2: TRAVEL VLOGGING IDEAS
If you’re needing some travel video ideas either to get you started or to bring some fresh content into your channel, here are ten travel video ideas that you can try.
1. Travel Vlog
Travel vlogging, the kind where you film yourself just going about your day in a different part of the world, is a great way to not only document your travel moments and memories for yourself, but also a great way to share your experience with others.
Rather than being too picky with your video shots and possibly ending up with a lack of footage to work with, shoot as much as you can.
Try to capture your thoughts and feelings around the things you taste, smell, see and hear. Sharing these details can help your viewers feel more like they’re with you on your travels.
2. Tips or Tricks for Traveling
Although learning from mistakes during your travels can be a rewarding experience, most people want to avoid them and, rather, enjoy their trip as much as they possibly can. After all, travel, for most people, happens in intervals that seem too short. You can help this sizable group by offering travel tips and tricks.
Prepare a list of tips and tricks, a shot list of all the footage you’ll need to go along with those tips, and then capture all your footage. As you go through your list, you can then cut away to your associated travel shots.
3. Video Tour of a Location
Many people are curious about different parts of the world and would love to join a tour without the high cost of flights, hotels, meals, and admission tickets. Give them that experience by making a video tour.
4. Review An Attraction or Experience
A lot of travelers having a limited amount of time and money to enjoy their chosen travel destinations want to know which attractions and experiences to prioritize and which ones to skip. Help them make their decision by making a video review.
5. Timelapse Videos
All you need in addition to your camera is a tripod to get started with making timelapse videos. Your tripod stabilizes your shot as your camera captures all the changes that take place in a given location.
When your footage is sped up, your viewers can appreciate all the changes that take place that they may not have had the patience to sit through in real-time. It’s also interesting to observe the passage of time in a different way.
6. Average Daily Cost
Before going on a trip, many people try to make a budget and figure out how much money to exchange into foreign currency. Making a good budget and getting just enough foreign cash, though, requires you to know how much, on average, things cost.
Make a helpful video on the average cost of daily expenses including meals and transportation like Paolo did in the above video “Average Daily Cost in Tokyo Japan | Is it Expensive?.” His video actually helped me a lot when I was trying to come up with a budget for my recent trip to Japan.
7. Interview Locals
People don’t travel only to see popular attractions. A lot of people travel to connect with and understand people from different parts of the world.
Interviewing locals and sharing their thoughts can help to provide that kind of connection.
8. What’s in My Backpack?
Packing for a trip can say a lot about who you are as a person because it involves prioritizing items based on your personal values.
For your next trip, share a little part of yourself with your audience through a video about the things you’ve packed in your bag.
9. Talk About Your Own Home City
When you’ve lived in your own home city for so long, you might forget that people all over the world may marvel at the things you take for granted because all those things just happen to be at your doorstep.
Take advantage of the expert that you already are in your own home city and make an informative video for others who are taking a trip there.
10. How To Become a Travel Vlogger
After you’ve done a lot of travel vlogging and learned so much along the way, you can make a video about how to be a travel vlogger.
In the above video, Andrew Santos teaches how to make a travel video, all while hilariously poking fun at many of the cliché trends in the travel genre.
PART 3: TRAVEL VIDEO EDITING
Video Editing Software
When it comes to editing your travel video together, there are different kinds of software you can do that with.
FREE VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE | PAID VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE |
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OpenShot Video Editor (Windows, Mac, Linux) ShotCut (Windows, Mac, Linux) Hitfilm Express (Windows, Mac) VideoPad Video Editor (Windows) Lightworks (Windows, Mac, Linux) VSDC Video Editor (Windows) Machete Video Editor Lite (Windows) Avidemux (Windows, Mac, Linux, BSD) Read more about each software in our post about The Best Free Video Editing Software for YouTube – Top 8 Reviews . | Wondershare Filmora X (Windows, Mac) - start at $49.99 for one year license and Free trial Final Cut Pro (Mac) - $299.99, Free trial Vegas Movie Studio (Windows) - $49.99 |
Travel-Themed Video Effects
If you use Filmora Video Editor, you can also take advantage of a variety of travel-themed video effects packs, like the one shown in the above video, filled with titles, transitions, filters, overlays, and other visual elements.
For my recent trip to Japan, I actually used Filmora Effects’ Japanese set.
At the 2:10 mark of the above video, I used an overlay of falling cherry blossom leaves. At the 3:03 mark of the same video, I used an anime-themed overlay.
At the 2:48 mark of the above video, I used a shoji door transition.
Music Libraries
Music is an important component of a lot of travel videos. Here’s where you can get them:
ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID MUSIC LIBRARIES | PAID SUBSCRIPTION MUSIC LIBRARIES |
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Audionautix Bensound dig.ccMixter Free Music Archive Free Stock Music Incompetech Josh Woodward Moby Gratis Musopen Purple Planet Music TeknoAXE YouTube Audio Library | Premium Beat Audio Jungle | Audio Network Audio Blocks Epidemic Sound |
Sound Effects
Free Sound Effect Sites
PART 4: TRAVEL VLOGGING TIPS
Vlog/Life Balance
- Give yourself more time at each location if you want to have a good balance between getting the shots you need and enjoying your present moment.
Theft Prevention
- Carry a backpack that doesn’t have zippers on the outside that thieves can easily get to.
- If you’re shooting with a flashy smartphone, make it look less appealing to thieves with a grotesque smartphone case, like an Otterbox.
- In locations with high crime, pre-plan the shots you want to capture and take your SLR camera out of your bag only to take those shots. Otherwise, keep your SLR camera concealed.
- Never leave your equipment unattended in a visible area, not even in a locked car.
Pre-Production and Planning
- Before shooting, make a shot list of all the footage you need.
- Have all your filming equipment that needs to be calibrated all calibrated and ready to use.
Onscreen Performance
- Look into your lens, not the projected image of yourself on your camera’s flip screen.
- Show a lot of energy as you film yourself.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, keep your talking head clips short and gradually build your way up to longer clips. You can break up longer sentences by saying a few words from one scene, saying a few more in another, and finishing off your last words, again, in another scene. Later, in editing, you can stitch all of those clips together to make one fluid sentence.
- If you’re nervous about talking to the camera in public, you can capture your talking headshots later when you find a more secluded space.
Audio Recording
- Silence everything you don’t want your mic to record.
- Put your mobile phone in airplane mode.
- Block wind from reaching your mic with windscreens and dead cats.
- Upgrade your mic.
- Adjust your levels.
- Get close to the sound you are wanting to record.
Check out 10 Recording Tips to Get The Best Sound From Your Microphone for more audio recording tips.
Filming
- To avoid crowds, wake up early and grab your footage early while everyone else is still sleeping or getting ready.
- Capture wide shots, medium shots, and close-up shots for better coverage.
- Use the Sun Seeker app to set up your sunrise/sunset shots better.
- If your camera can record 4K footage, record in 4K all the scenes that you want to zoom in closer later in editing without losing quality (your video project in editing has to be at 1920p x 1080p for this to work).
Stabilization
- If you’re trying to get shots with movement by walking, rather than walking as you normally would walk with your knees bent for steadier shots.
- If you’re shooting something in front of your handheld, lean your arm against your own body for steadier shots.
- Use a stabilizing gimbal with your camera.
Timelapse/Hyperlapse
- Select scenes where you can see a lot of change over time (not a still building in front of a cloudless smoggy sky).
- Set longer intervals for scenes that change very slowly over time.
- Pre-set your focus. Turn autofocus off.
- Shoot time-lapses/hyper-lapses in manual mode to prevent the flickering that occurs with changing light conditions in automatic settings.
- If your camera is set on a tripod in a fixed position, turn your optical image stabilization off.
- If you aren’t holding onto your camera as it’s in the middle of making a timelapse video, at least keep your camera and tripod attached by some kind of leash mechanism.
- For moving time-lapses or hyper-lapses, try to keep one point of reference in the same position within your camera frame.
Slow Motion
- Shoot slow-motion videos when there is plenty of light.
- For actions that are as slow as walking, slowing down your footage to 50% of the original speed looks good enough. If your video editing project is in 30 fps, shooting your video in 60 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. If your video editing project is in 60 fps, shooting your video in 120 fps will give you a 50% slow-motion video. Any slower is overkill for slowing down the speed of walking.
- For actions that are as fast as water splashing, slowing down your footage as little as 15% of the original speed can look good. For a video editing project in 30 fps, you would need a camera that can shoot at up to 240 fps to slow your footage down this much.
Storage and Back-Up
- If you’re using a phone that can store images and videos on a separate SD card, take advantage of that and record your travel footage onto your SD card. Later, you can easily get to your travel media as it will all be in one place.
- If you have your laptop on you, regularly transfer your media files from your cameras to your external hard drives.
- If you don’t want to bring your laptop on your trip and plan to video edit once you’re back home, use a USB memory card reader that connects with an app on your phone to transfer your files into your external hard drive.
- If you have access to a reliable internet connection and you leave your laptop at your place of accommodation, have your computer upload your files onto cloud storage while you are out to travel vlogging.
- Take advantage of Google Photos’ free, unlimited cloud storage for video files up to 1080p.
Video Editing
- If you’re editing a video project with videos from multiple different cameras, make sure to set the correct time and date on all of them before you start filming. Later, in editing, you can import all your image and video files and sort them in the exact order that they were taken.
- If your video editing software can work with proxies, transcode all your video files into proxy files for much faster editing.
Posting On YouTube
- Choose a title that people will search for. Keep your target keywords at the beginning of your title. “S01E01: My Summer Backpacking Trip” is not an effective title. Instead, a title like “Going Up The Eiffel Tower… Beautiful View of Paris!” would be better.
Ready to Become a Travel Vlogger?
Here in this article, I shared travel vlogging cameras &accessories, travel video ideas& resources, and travel vlogging tips. Did you get more hints to become a travel vlogger? Stay tuned and start your own travel vlog! Leave your comments below if you have any suggestions about this travel vlogger guide.
This past year has been a challenge, so if you want to make a #travelanywhere video without traveling, you can try Wondershare Filmora X video editor.
Richard Bennett
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Selecting Android’s Best YouTube Video Extractors
9 Powerful YouTube Video Downloader for Android
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Streaming online videos on YouTube has become a lifestyle for almost all of us now. But time and data usage are huge constraints. Isn’t it annoying when you find free Wi-Fi but lack a suitable video downloader or you have a downloader but no Wi-Fi access at the moment to stream the videos. You may already know how to download mp3 on Android , to solve your dilemma and let you download YouTube videos on your Android phone, we have collected the most popular YouTube video downloader for Android in this article.
Note: We resolutely oppose all forms of copyright-infringing downloads. This tutorial is only for downloading YouTube videos/audio materials from your own channel.
Part 1: Online Video Downloader App Only Supporting YouTube video
1. TubeMate
Using TubeMate, you can now save your favorite YouTube videos directly on your phone and cherish them anywhere offline. You can choose the quality of the video as this tool supports different resolutions. If you are a novice user this App is simple as one two three, you need to search the video on YouTube and tap the green arrow at the bottom of the screen to download it.
Pros:
- Multiple download options are available, along with the background download option to carry on with other routine work on your phone.
- It can download the video as well as audio.
- Videos can be converted to MP3 format.
Cons:
- It cannot download in 4K format.
- TubeMate doesn’t download the original YouTube video, but rather a video encoded video by YouTube. Hence, the video sometimes fails to play, and downloading a low-resolution video to save YouTube videos on Android might help.
A cross-platform for making videos anywhere for all creators
Why your video editing isn’t good enough? How about some creative inspo?
- 100 Million+ Users
- 150+ Countries and Regions
- 4 Million+ Social Media Followers
- 5 Million+ Stock Media for Use
* Secure Download
2. Dentex YouTube Downloader
Dentex is a YouTube video downloader for Android that allows you to download YouTube videos within seconds. The interface is divided into 3 parts. In the first part, you can search the YouTube video and see the results, the second part shows the quality and format options, whereas the third part lists the previously downloaded videos.
Pros:
- You can change the format of any video even after downloading.
- You can extract audio files from the videos and later convert them to MP3 format.
- You can remote download through SSH.
Cons:
- An additional plug-in is required to change the format of the video.
- The app is not compatible with lower Android versions such as Gingerbread, Froyo and Éclair.
- The downloading process might sometimes stop, requiring you to resume the process.
3. InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader
InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader allows you to download YouTube videos at high speed supporting MP3, MP4, 3GP, as well as M4A formats. With this tool, downloading YouTube videos in HD, Full HD, or 4K is at your fingertips. You can download videos from more than 40 websites apart from YouTube and enjoy them offline.
Pros:
- It has an inbuilt locker to protect videos and keep them private.
- The hassle-free and neat interface allows easy operation.
- Faster downloading options across 40 plus websites and free YouTube video download is also possible.
Cons:
- Unwanted Ads popup on the screen forcing you to install updates.
- You see the clipboard identifier icon only for few seconds on the screen.
4. WonTube
With WonTube, you can stock and save YouTube videos on Android. Its high conversion speed saves your time. The simple interface of the App makes it user friendly. The App can merge videos and convert the result to any format is a very unique feature.
Pros:
- It supports AVI, WMV, MP4, MKV, FLV, 3GP, and MPG.
- It works well with poor internet connectivity compared to other video downloaders.
- It can convert videos into 20+ formats.
Cons:
- Even though multiple videos can be downloaded simultaneously, the same batch of videos can be converted only to one output format.
5. NewPipe
NewPipe analyses YouTube videos by itself to obtain the necessary information for downloading the videos. This downloader can thus work with phones that do not have Google Services installed in them. In addition, the app allows you to download audio and video with different formats and resolutions. NewPipe also keeps you updated about your favorite YouTube channels while you save YouTube videos on Android.
Pros:
- It is merely 2MB.
- It has a pop-up mode that is movable and resizable, using which you can watch the videos while carrying out other activities on your mobile.
- There are no Ads.
Cons:
- It doesn’t have a log in option, so you cannot view your history.
- It requires additional settings.
Best YouTube Video Editor for PC - Filmora
- Cut, Trim, Split and Deatch audio from YouTube videos
- Edit Videos with key frame, motion track, green screen ect.
- Built-in plentiful YouTube templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Part 2: YouTube Video Downloader App Supporting multiple video site
1. SnapTube
SnapTube is yet another amazing video and audio downloading app to download audio in MP3 format and video in MP4 format. The app is organized in itself, carrying a section of popular videos, most viewed videos and a daily recommendation section. The app also allows video downloading option from popular social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook.
Pros:
- It does not require an additional plug-in.
- It does not have malware and Ads.
Cons:
- YouTube multimedia download is restricted in India and China.
2. Videoder
Videoder is the app for you when you want to broaden your horizon and download videos from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Hotstar etc. in MP3 or MP4 format. It comes with an inbuilt feature to convert videos to MP3 format. You can personalize the app by using themes, setting cover art, and tag editor to organize your playlist in a visually attractive way.
Pros:
- Looking for HD quality viewing? You have 4K quality videos with Videoder.
- Multiple downloading is possible with a single tap.
- Downloading speed is accelerated by the number of network connections and utilizing it to the maximum.
Cons:
- Because of the numerous features, it may take time to learn all the functionalities.
- An audio encoding pop-up may sometimes appear asking to install a plug-in.
- It doesn’t support files other than MP3 and MP4 format.
3. KeepVid
KeepVid is a handy YouTube downloader that can download videos from YouTube and 27 other sites. It is a fantastic downloading tool that comes with a user-friendly interface and allows you to download videos from many sites, including YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion. KeepVid also allows you to download multiple videos simultaneously with the option of selecting the quality of the videos.
Pros:
- The app does not have any size limit to the video.
- It does not have any Ads.
- It can download videos as good as 4K.
Cons:
- The only disadvantage is that you must download the app from the official site KeepVid.com.
Conclusion
In the end, we would like to say that as time passes by and with the tight schedules a YouTube video downloader on your phone frees you from your computer. For all those offline viewing needs of yours, the above-mentioned downloaders are excellent alternatives and help you save YouTube videos on Android.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Streaming online videos on YouTube has become a lifestyle for almost all of us now. But time and data usage are huge constraints. Isn’t it annoying when you find free Wi-Fi but lack a suitable video downloader or you have a downloader but no Wi-Fi access at the moment to stream the videos. You may already know how to download mp3 on Android , to solve your dilemma and let you download YouTube videos on your Android phone, we have collected the most popular YouTube video downloader for Android in this article.
Note: We resolutely oppose all forms of copyright-infringing downloads. This tutorial is only for downloading YouTube videos/audio materials from your own channel.
Part 1: Online Video Downloader App Only Supporting YouTube video
1. TubeMate
Using TubeMate, you can now save your favorite YouTube videos directly on your phone and cherish them anywhere offline. You can choose the quality of the video as this tool supports different resolutions. If you are a novice user this App is simple as one two three, you need to search the video on YouTube and tap the green arrow at the bottom of the screen to download it.
Pros:
- Multiple download options are available, along with the background download option to carry on with other routine work on your phone.
- It can download the video as well as audio.
- Videos can be converted to MP3 format.
Cons:
- It cannot download in 4K format.
- TubeMate doesn’t download the original YouTube video, but rather a video encoded video by YouTube. Hence, the video sometimes fails to play, and downloading a low-resolution video to save YouTube videos on Android might help.
A cross-platform for making videos anywhere for all creators
Why your video editing isn’t good enough? How about some creative inspo?
- 100 Million+ Users
- 150+ Countries and Regions
- 4 Million+ Social Media Followers
- 5 Million+ Stock Media for Use
* Secure Download
2. Dentex YouTube Downloader
Dentex is a YouTube video downloader for Android that allows you to download YouTube videos within seconds. The interface is divided into 3 parts. In the first part, you can search the YouTube video and see the results, the second part shows the quality and format options, whereas the third part lists the previously downloaded videos.
Pros:
- You can change the format of any video even after downloading.
- You can extract audio files from the videos and later convert them to MP3 format.
- You can remote download through SSH.
Cons:
- An additional plug-in is required to change the format of the video.
- The app is not compatible with lower Android versions such as Gingerbread, Froyo and Éclair.
- The downloading process might sometimes stop, requiring you to resume the process.
3. InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader
InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader allows you to download YouTube videos at high speed supporting MP3, MP4, 3GP, as well as M4A formats. With this tool, downloading YouTube videos in HD, Full HD, or 4K is at your fingertips. You can download videos from more than 40 websites apart from YouTube and enjoy them offline.
Pros:
- It has an inbuilt locker to protect videos and keep them private.
- The hassle-free and neat interface allows easy operation.
- Faster downloading options across 40 plus websites and free YouTube video download is also possible.
Cons:
- Unwanted Ads popup on the screen forcing you to install updates.
- You see the clipboard identifier icon only for few seconds on the screen.
4. WonTube
With WonTube, you can stock and save YouTube videos on Android. Its high conversion speed saves your time. The simple interface of the App makes it user friendly. The App can merge videos and convert the result to any format is a very unique feature.
Pros:
- It supports AVI, WMV, MP4, MKV, FLV, 3GP, and MPG.
- It works well with poor internet connectivity compared to other video downloaders.
- It can convert videos into 20+ formats.
Cons:
- Even though multiple videos can be downloaded simultaneously, the same batch of videos can be converted only to one output format.
5. NewPipe
NewPipe analyses YouTube videos by itself to obtain the necessary information for downloading the videos. This downloader can thus work with phones that do not have Google Services installed in them. In addition, the app allows you to download audio and video with different formats and resolutions. NewPipe also keeps you updated about your favorite YouTube channels while you save YouTube videos on Android.
Pros:
- It is merely 2MB.
- It has a pop-up mode that is movable and resizable, using which you can watch the videos while carrying out other activities on your mobile.
- There are no Ads.
Cons:
- It doesn’t have a log in option, so you cannot view your history.
- It requires additional settings.
Best YouTube Video Editor for PC - Filmora
- Cut, Trim, Split and Deatch audio from YouTube videos
- Edit Videos with key frame, motion track, green screen ect.
- Built-in plentiful YouTube templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Part 2: YouTube Video Downloader App Supporting multiple video site
1. SnapTube
SnapTube is yet another amazing video and audio downloading app to download audio in MP3 format and video in MP4 format. The app is organized in itself, carrying a section of popular videos, most viewed videos and a daily recommendation section. The app also allows video downloading option from popular social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook.
Pros:
- It does not require an additional plug-in.
- It does not have malware and Ads.
Cons:
- YouTube multimedia download is restricted in India and China.
2. Videoder
Videoder is the app for you when you want to broaden your horizon and download videos from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Hotstar etc. in MP3 or MP4 format. It comes with an inbuilt feature to convert videos to MP3 format. You can personalize the app by using themes, setting cover art, and tag editor to organize your playlist in a visually attractive way.
Pros:
- Looking for HD quality viewing? You have 4K quality videos with Videoder.
- Multiple downloading is possible with a single tap.
- Downloading speed is accelerated by the number of network connections and utilizing it to the maximum.
Cons:
- Because of the numerous features, it may take time to learn all the functionalities.
- An audio encoding pop-up may sometimes appear asking to install a plug-in.
- It doesn’t support files other than MP3 and MP4 format.
3. KeepVid
KeepVid is a handy YouTube downloader that can download videos from YouTube and 27 other sites. It is a fantastic downloading tool that comes with a user-friendly interface and allows you to download videos from many sites, including YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion. KeepVid also allows you to download multiple videos simultaneously with the option of selecting the quality of the videos.
Pros:
- The app does not have any size limit to the video.
- It does not have any Ads.
- It can download videos as good as 4K.
Cons:
- The only disadvantage is that you must download the app from the official site KeepVid.com.
Conclusion
In the end, we would like to say that as time passes by and with the tight schedules a YouTube video downloader on your phone frees you from your computer. For all those offline viewing needs of yours, the above-mentioned downloaders are excellent alternatives and help you save YouTube videos on Android.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Streaming online videos on YouTube has become a lifestyle for almost all of us now. But time and data usage are huge constraints. Isn’t it annoying when you find free Wi-Fi but lack a suitable video downloader or you have a downloader but no Wi-Fi access at the moment to stream the videos. You may already know how to download mp3 on Android , to solve your dilemma and let you download YouTube videos on your Android phone, we have collected the most popular YouTube video downloader for Android in this article.
Note: We resolutely oppose all forms of copyright-infringing downloads. This tutorial is only for downloading YouTube videos/audio materials from your own channel.
Part 1: Online Video Downloader App Only Supporting YouTube video
1. TubeMate
Using TubeMate, you can now save your favorite YouTube videos directly on your phone and cherish them anywhere offline. You can choose the quality of the video as this tool supports different resolutions. If you are a novice user this App is simple as one two three, you need to search the video on YouTube and tap the green arrow at the bottom of the screen to download it.
Pros:
- Multiple download options are available, along with the background download option to carry on with other routine work on your phone.
- It can download the video as well as audio.
- Videos can be converted to MP3 format.
Cons:
- It cannot download in 4K format.
- TubeMate doesn’t download the original YouTube video, but rather a video encoded video by YouTube. Hence, the video sometimes fails to play, and downloading a low-resolution video to save YouTube videos on Android might help.
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2. Dentex YouTube Downloader
Dentex is a YouTube video downloader for Android that allows you to download YouTube videos within seconds. The interface is divided into 3 parts. In the first part, you can search the YouTube video and see the results, the second part shows the quality and format options, whereas the third part lists the previously downloaded videos.
Pros:
- You can change the format of any video even after downloading.
- You can extract audio files from the videos and later convert them to MP3 format.
- You can remote download through SSH.
Cons:
- An additional plug-in is required to change the format of the video.
- The app is not compatible with lower Android versions such as Gingerbread, Froyo and Éclair.
- The downloading process might sometimes stop, requiring you to resume the process.
3. InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader
InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader allows you to download YouTube videos at high speed supporting MP3, MP4, 3GP, as well as M4A formats. With this tool, downloading YouTube videos in HD, Full HD, or 4K is at your fingertips. You can download videos from more than 40 websites apart from YouTube and enjoy them offline.
Pros:
- It has an inbuilt locker to protect videos and keep them private.
- The hassle-free and neat interface allows easy operation.
- Faster downloading options across 40 plus websites and free YouTube video download is also possible.
Cons:
- Unwanted Ads popup on the screen forcing you to install updates.
- You see the clipboard identifier icon only for few seconds on the screen.
4. WonTube
With WonTube, you can stock and save YouTube videos on Android. Its high conversion speed saves your time. The simple interface of the App makes it user friendly. The App can merge videos and convert the result to any format is a very unique feature.
Pros:
- It supports AVI, WMV, MP4, MKV, FLV, 3GP, and MPG.
- It works well with poor internet connectivity compared to other video downloaders.
- It can convert videos into 20+ formats.
Cons:
- Even though multiple videos can be downloaded simultaneously, the same batch of videos can be converted only to one output format.
5. NewPipe
NewPipe analyses YouTube videos by itself to obtain the necessary information for downloading the videos. This downloader can thus work with phones that do not have Google Services installed in them. In addition, the app allows you to download audio and video with different formats and resolutions. NewPipe also keeps you updated about your favorite YouTube channels while you save YouTube videos on Android.
Pros:
- It is merely 2MB.
- It has a pop-up mode that is movable and resizable, using which you can watch the videos while carrying out other activities on your mobile.
- There are no Ads.
Cons:
- It doesn’t have a log in option, so you cannot view your history.
- It requires additional settings.
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- Cut, Trim, Split and Deatch audio from YouTube videos
- Edit Videos with key frame, motion track, green screen ect.
- Built-in plentiful YouTube templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Part 2: YouTube Video Downloader App Supporting multiple video site
1. SnapTube
SnapTube is yet another amazing video and audio downloading app to download audio in MP3 format and video in MP4 format. The app is organized in itself, carrying a section of popular videos, most viewed videos and a daily recommendation section. The app also allows video downloading option from popular social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook.
Pros:
- It does not require an additional plug-in.
- It does not have malware and Ads.
Cons:
- YouTube multimedia download is restricted in India and China.
2. Videoder
Videoder is the app for you when you want to broaden your horizon and download videos from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Hotstar etc. in MP3 or MP4 format. It comes with an inbuilt feature to convert videos to MP3 format. You can personalize the app by using themes, setting cover art, and tag editor to organize your playlist in a visually attractive way.
Pros:
- Looking for HD quality viewing? You have 4K quality videos with Videoder.
- Multiple downloading is possible with a single tap.
- Downloading speed is accelerated by the number of network connections and utilizing it to the maximum.
Cons:
- Because of the numerous features, it may take time to learn all the functionalities.
- An audio encoding pop-up may sometimes appear asking to install a plug-in.
- It doesn’t support files other than MP3 and MP4 format.
3. KeepVid
KeepVid is a handy YouTube downloader that can download videos from YouTube and 27 other sites. It is a fantastic downloading tool that comes with a user-friendly interface and allows you to download videos from many sites, including YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion. KeepVid also allows you to download multiple videos simultaneously with the option of selecting the quality of the videos.
Pros:
- The app does not have any size limit to the video.
- It does not have any Ads.
- It can download videos as good as 4K.
Cons:
- The only disadvantage is that you must download the app from the official site KeepVid.com.
Conclusion
In the end, we would like to say that as time passes by and with the tight schedules a YouTube video downloader on your phone frees you from your computer. For all those offline viewing needs of yours, the above-mentioned downloaders are excellent alternatives and help you save YouTube videos on Android.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
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Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Streaming online videos on YouTube has become a lifestyle for almost all of us now. But time and data usage are huge constraints. Isn’t it annoying when you find free Wi-Fi but lack a suitable video downloader or you have a downloader but no Wi-Fi access at the moment to stream the videos. You may already know how to download mp3 on Android , to solve your dilemma and let you download YouTube videos on your Android phone, we have collected the most popular YouTube video downloader for Android in this article.
Note: We resolutely oppose all forms of copyright-infringing downloads. This tutorial is only for downloading YouTube videos/audio materials from your own channel.
Part 1: Online Video Downloader App Only Supporting YouTube video
1. TubeMate
Using TubeMate, you can now save your favorite YouTube videos directly on your phone and cherish them anywhere offline. You can choose the quality of the video as this tool supports different resolutions. If you are a novice user this App is simple as one two three, you need to search the video on YouTube and tap the green arrow at the bottom of the screen to download it.
Pros:
- Multiple download options are available, along with the background download option to carry on with other routine work on your phone.
- It can download the video as well as audio.
- Videos can be converted to MP3 format.
Cons:
- It cannot download in 4K format.
- TubeMate doesn’t download the original YouTube video, but rather a video encoded video by YouTube. Hence, the video sometimes fails to play, and downloading a low-resolution video to save YouTube videos on Android might help.
A cross-platform for making videos anywhere for all creators
Why your video editing isn’t good enough? How about some creative inspo?
- 100 Million+ Users
- 150+ Countries and Regions
- 4 Million+ Social Media Followers
- 5 Million+ Stock Media for Use
* Secure Download
2. Dentex YouTube Downloader
Dentex is a YouTube video downloader for Android that allows you to download YouTube videos within seconds. The interface is divided into 3 parts. In the first part, you can search the YouTube video and see the results, the second part shows the quality and format options, whereas the third part lists the previously downloaded videos.
Pros:
- You can change the format of any video even after downloading.
- You can extract audio files from the videos and later convert them to MP3 format.
- You can remote download through SSH.
Cons:
- An additional plug-in is required to change the format of the video.
- The app is not compatible with lower Android versions such as Gingerbread, Froyo and Éclair.
- The downloading process might sometimes stop, requiring you to resume the process.
3. InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader
InsTube Free Video & Music Downloader allows you to download YouTube videos at high speed supporting MP3, MP4, 3GP, as well as M4A formats. With this tool, downloading YouTube videos in HD, Full HD, or 4K is at your fingertips. You can download videos from more than 40 websites apart from YouTube and enjoy them offline.
Pros:
- It has an inbuilt locker to protect videos and keep them private.
- The hassle-free and neat interface allows easy operation.
- Faster downloading options across 40 plus websites and free YouTube video download is also possible.
Cons:
- Unwanted Ads popup on the screen forcing you to install updates.
- You see the clipboard identifier icon only for few seconds on the screen.
4. WonTube
With WonTube, you can stock and save YouTube videos on Android. Its high conversion speed saves your time. The simple interface of the App makes it user friendly. The App can merge videos and convert the result to any format is a very unique feature.
Pros:
- It supports AVI, WMV, MP4, MKV, FLV, 3GP, and MPG.
- It works well with poor internet connectivity compared to other video downloaders.
- It can convert videos into 20+ formats.
Cons:
- Even though multiple videos can be downloaded simultaneously, the same batch of videos can be converted only to one output format.
5. NewPipe
NewPipe analyses YouTube videos by itself to obtain the necessary information for downloading the videos. This downloader can thus work with phones that do not have Google Services installed in them. In addition, the app allows you to download audio and video with different formats and resolutions. NewPipe also keeps you updated about your favorite YouTube channels while you save YouTube videos on Android.
Pros:
- It is merely 2MB.
- It has a pop-up mode that is movable and resizable, using which you can watch the videos while carrying out other activities on your mobile.
- There are no Ads.
Cons:
- It doesn’t have a log in option, so you cannot view your history.
- It requires additional settings.
Best YouTube Video Editor for PC - Filmora
- Cut, Trim, Split and Deatch audio from YouTube videos
- Edit Videos with key frame, motion track, green screen ect.
- Built-in plentiful YouTube templates and effects
- Export to MP4, MOV, MKV, GIF and multiple formats
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Secure Download
Part 2: YouTube Video Downloader App Supporting multiple video site
1. SnapTube
SnapTube is yet another amazing video and audio downloading app to download audio in MP3 format and video in MP4 format. The app is organized in itself, carrying a section of popular videos, most viewed videos and a daily recommendation section. The app also allows video downloading option from popular social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook.
Pros:
- It does not require an additional plug-in.
- It does not have malware and Ads.
Cons:
- YouTube multimedia download is restricted in India and China.
2. Videoder
Videoder is the app for you when you want to broaden your horizon and download videos from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Hotstar etc. in MP3 or MP4 format. It comes with an inbuilt feature to convert videos to MP3 format. You can personalize the app by using themes, setting cover art, and tag editor to organize your playlist in a visually attractive way.
Pros:
- Looking for HD quality viewing? You have 4K quality videos with Videoder.
- Multiple downloading is possible with a single tap.
- Downloading speed is accelerated by the number of network connections and utilizing it to the maximum.
Cons:
- Because of the numerous features, it may take time to learn all the functionalities.
- An audio encoding pop-up may sometimes appear asking to install a plug-in.
- It doesn’t support files other than MP3 and MP4 format.
3. KeepVid
KeepVid is a handy YouTube downloader that can download videos from YouTube and 27 other sites. It is a fantastic downloading tool that comes with a user-friendly interface and allows you to download videos from many sites, including YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion. KeepVid also allows you to download multiple videos simultaneously with the option of selecting the quality of the videos.
Pros:
- The app does not have any size limit to the video.
- It does not have any Ads.
- It can download videos as good as 4K.
Cons:
- The only disadvantage is that you must download the app from the official site KeepVid.com.
Conclusion
In the end, we would like to say that as time passes by and with the tight schedules a YouTube video downloader on your phone frees you from your computer. For all those offline viewing needs of yours, the above-mentioned downloaders are excellent alternatives and help you save YouTube videos on Android.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
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