In the beginning, it was really out of fun.  I had just upgraded my camera phone from the Google Nexus S to the Nexus 5 and it was exciting to have a huge camera update for me from 480p to 1080p. 

And of course, that Jellyfish was mesmerising and graceful.

I am truly grateful to have gained a lot of knowledge through the millions of tutorials and video essays uploaded on the platform by fellow creators.

While no system is perfect, I find that YouTube, as long as you follow along the lines, is  a great platform to share your opinions with the world.

I started out filming on my camera phone, the Google Pixel 5, and video editing on a Windows 7 computer using Window Movie Maker.

After acquiring a used Canon 200D that came with some lenses, the kit lens, 50mm F1.8 and the 55-250mm F4-5.6, it became clear that Window Movie Maker couldn't handle what I would like to achieve in my videos. I wanted to learn video editing on Davinci Resolve and my windows 7 computer couldn't even run it.

So I saved up and built a new PC that can run just that. Not forgetting the other stuff I purchased along the way, like a tripod, camera filters and a DJI gimbal for the Pixel 5.

Well, one fine day I was receiving quite a number of purchases from the internet and I told myself that if I were to make a video of each purchase, I would have an infinite amount of topics to make videos about.

I try not to overwhelm myself about the future. At the moment, YouTube is a hobby. I make videos when I want to and when I feel inspired to.

And if I be honest, I'd loved that doing YouTube can sustain my living expenses one day.

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