u/Comfortable-Key2058

I have been posting tech and coding tutorials content for almost 8 months. I got some 100 followers initially with 50-100 views. Some longer videos got more views and some comments as well.

My latest video suddenly got over 150 likes and 3k views (its not much but its a lot compared to my previous videos) .l and gained me over 300 subs and today i am at 1000 subs and around 1500 watch hours and some really generous comments of people telling me they learnt something from the channel

This video was on a different topic infact it was a zoom recording of one of my live sessions. Surprised by the sudden jump in views and likes on this video

I have been posting tech and coding tutorials content for almost 8 months. I got some 100 followers initially with 50-100 views. Some longer videos got more views and some comments as well.

My latest video suddenly got over 150 likes and 3k views (its not much but its a lot compared to my previous videos) .l and gained me over 300 subs and today i am at 1000 subs and around 1500 watch hours and some really generous comments of people telling me they learnt something from the channel

This video was on a different topic infact it was a zoom recording of one of my live sessions. Surprised by the sudden jump in views and likes on this video.

I am using my nikon z6 II as a webcam to record youtube videos through capture card in obs. I am struggling to figure out a convenient way to keep myself in focus as sometimes i move back and forth while talking.

Usually i am still but sometimes i move my face ahead and sometimes i lean back on my chair.

Currently i use manual focus and set it before starting recording (method that i dont like). What is a good setting to keep me in focus??

I have tried the AF modes before resorting to manual focus but i want to give it another shot.