The latter. Thanks for your interest.
If you’re only doing YouTube video from a fixed location you might be better off with a good quality webcam.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/832460-REG/Logitech_960_000764_C920.html
Ask the folks at B&H what they might recommend.
A-----The latter. Thanks for your interest.
With that answer you left the $60 video camera niche. More important than resolution is quality of color rendition across a broad range of lighting conditions. Cheap cams will show dark shadow areas and dim lighting with large swaths of blocks with little gradation.
Bottom line , don't buy a no name camera without having handled one in your hand and seen its output on a screen the same size as you would use in presentations.
Scan the offerings on Amazon, paying particular attention to the Q&A and reviews. This will give you a realistic feel for what is available within your budget and intended use. Bad video presentations can sink you even if what you're selling, idea or product, is sterling.
I want to get pictures of my property with a bit more resolution than GoogleEarth® gives me.