Use iPad camera for cubing videos?

[NooberCuber]

Hi, I was thining of starting a youtube channel and I was wondering if my iPad would be a good thing to use.
It's a 3rd Generation iPad so it has 1080p at up to 30 fps.
I tried a video and the video was 22fps only so everything was grainy and blurry.
The lighting at the time was not good however.

anyway, is 1080p at 30 fps enough to shoot cubing videos?

Thanks

 

[Berd]

Hi, I was thining of starting a youtube channel and I was wondering if my iPad would be a good thing to use.
It's a 3rd Generation iPad so it has 1080p at up to 30 fps.
I tried a video and the video was 22fps only so everything was grainy and blurry.
The lighting at the time was not good however.

anyway, is 1080p at 30 fps enough to shoot cubing videos?

Thanks

That seems like a fine quality. However, you need to put more work into the quality of your videos rather than the pure video quality.

 

[starcuber]

U can but u might need a stand or if u have a gopro camera connect it to the IPad (gopro is expensive!)

 

[Lucas Garron]

Hi, I was thining of starting a youtube channel and I was wondering if my iPad would be a good thing to use.
It's a 3rd Generation iPad so it has 1080p at up to 30 fps.
I tried a video and the video was 22fps only so everything was grainy and blurry.
The lighting at the time was not good however.

anyway, is 1080p at 30 fps enough to shoot cubing videos?

Back in the day when all I had was a silly webcam and a questionable handheld camcorder, I recorded more videos than I have in the last few years – even though I have some high-end consumer cameras now. YouTube didn't even support 1080p (and they didn't even support 60fps until very recently).

Try to get a good lamp and a good angle, and just film. ;-)