There are plenty of other things you need for a successful vlogging setup besides a camera. For studio scenes, you should add a tripod and some sort of lighting system. If you want to work handheld and get perfectly steady footage, a gimbal is a must-have. You should pick up a microphone or a digital audio recorder, too. Even if you get a camera with an upgraded in-body mic, an external one still likely gets better results. Get a clip-on lapel lavalier mic for interviews, such as the Rode Wireless Go II system. And a good USB mic is a requirement for studio-based streams. If you need more guidance on vlogging accessories, be sure to read our buying guide. And don't forget about editing; we've highlighted our favorite video editing software and mobile apps to help you cut your vlogs together.