Update: While the info in this video is still relevant, there have been A TON of camera updates since I uploaded this. My go-to recommendation for a streaming camera is the Sony ZV-E10: bhpho.to/3yWDwEp (B&H) You can take it even further by pairing it with the Sigma 16mm prime lens and get some truly incredible results. The camera is 4K capable, has great autofocus, and clean HDMI out. It can even be used directly as a USB webcam.
Thanks to Raphael Ludwig for the transparent menu idea! ruclips.net/video/sip4iMV1sNY/видео.html Time Markers- 0:00 - Choosing the right Camera 1:01 - SO MANY OPTIONS 1:17 - What I Use 1:53 - Clean HDMI Out 2:43 - Clean HDMI Workarounds 5:06 - Interchangeable Lenses 6:26- Let’s Focus on Autofocus 7:29 - Plenty of Power 9:09 - Miksakes Happen 9:28 - Disable Auto Power Off 11:31 - Find What Works for YOU
NICE Graphics! Always solid info Tom! And your b-roll arrangements are on point! I would say power is my biggest concern with doing livestreams, great to know that in standby time is pretty good with the R.
Absolutely brilliant as always Tom! I know this may not be your target audience, but I wish someone could do a lens tutorial that began with 'First the earth cooled..' - lens stuff always seems to assume a high level of prior understanding - which is great if you have it - but a bummer if your still don't (yet) understand the basics. OMG the transparent overlay is amazing - and so effective!!! How on earth did you do that?!?!
Haha, thank you! 1. I’m happy to dive into lens basics, but I don’t know how much interest there is in it. I love that stuff though. 2. I used Ecamm to record my camera’s menus, which have a black background my default. In final cut changed the blend mode to “add” and it made them transparent. Then it was just a matter of re-positioning them. Rafael Ludwig has a great tutorial about it on his channel!
I am doing a complete overhaul for my livestreams… everything! I will be reaching out to you soon lol however, watching all of your relevant videos (most for a 2nd time) out of respect!
Just going to say love the transparent overlay of the settings! Can’t wait to check out Raphael’s channel! Great information as always! If you have anyone listening who uses the Sony a6400 I noticed it shut down for me because of the heat. In settings you can set the threshold for shutting down due to overheating. (So far after I changed this setting it has been a great option too! 🤞🏽)
I had no idea who this dude was that popped up on my subscription timeline, then find out this is the Enthusiasm Project channel just with a name change. This will take some getting use to...
Started with the Canon Rebel T3/1100D, back in quarantine season had to fumble with it a bit using the EOS camera utility, Live View Shoot, cropping the window in obs then using it as a virtual cam thru obs again. Since Canon released the updated EOS WebCam Utility, my camera has been supported and the janky software setups were fixed, no more cropping the live view, no more auto shut off.
Nice! Great list of features, combined with tips, for live stream setup. Digging that camera menu overlay look! Genius - record black with lens cap on... One more thing - bonus points to you for the way you included the manufacturers names in the beginning of the video.
Nice work. You do a great job! Exactly the same list (with the exception of interchangeable lenses) that I have used over the years. I’m not sure, but I believe that straight up video cameras are most likely to have all of these features. Dedicated video cameras like the Canon XA, XF, Vixia series will likely have all these features - and very likely not have over heating issues. Many won’t have interchangeable lenses, though. I’m of the opinion right now that the DSLR approach to video is really the multi tool approach. I suspect that video cameras would offer a more stable platform for most people. Thoughts? I’ve done the video for my church for decades, and that’s my current approach.
Dedicated video cameras are definitely more suited for this, and I thought about talking about them here, but I personally love the flexibility of changing lenses. We use video cameras at work for streaming and there have been too many times over the years where we’ve found ourselves limited.
The moment where "low end" is still too high lol. 😂 If you are like me, so on a budget you can get Sony A5100 which has all of those features and is so much cheaper than A6400
I just did the same thing while looking at the "low end" cameras! My budget is probably around $600, and when I clicked the "low end" links and saw $1000 +, my heart sank lol. I've also been looking at the Sony a5100. Do you recommend that camera to others? I am planning on streaming and doing photography with the camera, do you feel that this camera is great compared to others in its price range? Are you also able to recommend other cameras around that price range?
Can you teach us how to hook your camera up for streaming? Or also a episode on how to do a video podcast interview online set up from A to Z??? Thanks!
Thanks, Tom. Your experience and your recommendations are GREAT. I finally chose Canon R as my upgrade. Have been using it for a month now. IT’S AMAZING, as you suggested. Thank you very much again. Now, I am struggling with buying the new RF 15-35, or keeping using EF 16-35😂, which is the first generation lens I suppose
Thanks for the video tom. Love your work. Um...those are some seriously expensive (relatively) cameras! how about a sub $1000 list? Thanks for the show.
There really isn’t much sub $1000 to be honest. I mean, there are options, but they all have some serious compromises that will likely lead to frustration down the line. If anything, I’d recommend sticking with a phone until you can get the budget for a camera that can do everything you need 👍
@@tombuck Thank you for the fast reply. That is solid advice. I was looking at the canon EOS m50 mkII. I have a decent (for a webcam mind you) 1080p webcam I can use for proof of concept work until I can justify something more and learn more about video (have years of voice and stage/podium speaking experience - looking to get into video). Love your videos sir, excellent production quality AND content.
I found that a 10-year old Sony HDR camcorder into a capture card did the best for me. I was using a Sony Mirrorless after watching all the youtube videos. It was bulky and at times, it got to hot or would even overheat. I think there is a conspiracy to hype up Mirrorless Webcams when, by my own experience, it is not the best solution.
I love your videos. How do you feel about the Sony a7 ii - (2 i's) for streaming? You mention the Sony a7 iii in the midrange, I was just wondering if you can speak on the Sony a7 ii. Thanks!
@@tombuck Thank you for your videos; I have learned so much! - we have a podcast on buzz..., and we are now taking it to RUclips, so your videos are very helpful! Even other pages point to your pages. So Thanks!
Hey, i have a question, in a6400 , do we get clean hdmi out along with autofocus without the white box with hdmi capture card? I'm struggling to find answer to this one
@@maxvcollenburg awesome. Thank you. I'm gonna go for a6400. I was thinking of m50 ii but seeing this video i decided to spend a lil more and get a6400 for my home studio tutorials
Great video. Pro! But did you mention the main camara for this video? I want it and the lens. The company I work for is investing in tech and I want what you’re having!!
great vid i stil got the ole cannon 70d looks good enough but at times i wonder what other cam i could get but this is something i'll take my time with as knowledge on cam's is at a minimal
Great review. I love your channel Tom. I think for the budget option, instead of the Canon RP the M6 mkii is a great option when you factor in cost of lenses. Thanks again!
Those were fun! I used Ecamm to record the camera's menus. Since they have black backgrounds by default I was able to use the Screen blend mode on that layer to remove the black. Then I played with the perspective adjustment to make it look like it has a bit more depth.
Tom, thanks a lot! On Monday I am starting live broadcasts with Canon EOS RP. I'm a bit worried about the battery... Thanks for the specific advice on how to make the power supply the camera all the time. It works identically on my camera, but wasn't that easy to find.
Glad it helped! Grab some extra batteries if you can, or you can invest in something like this: www.adorama.com/icaacke18.html
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@@tombuck I bought the AC Adapter KIT ACK-E17, but it does not work ... The descriptions said that it fits the Canon RP. Are you sure the ACK-E18 will work?
I watched a RUclips video by a Russian guy (who typed out his whole script into google translate so he could do a video in English) who taught you how to hack your canon m100 for live streaming. It totally works amazing! If someone out there is doing his cute trick with computer code on a memory card to get a clean hdmi signal here’s a pro tip: if you loose auto focus it could be cuz you accidentally took a photo. Apparently the code doesn’t work if there’s anything on the card. Just reformat and reload the files on your memory card, and auto focus will be back working again.
@@tombuck Yeah, apparently even though the cannon m100 doesn’t have options for giving you a clean hdmi signal or unlimited power settings, that’s only because they removed the options from the menus. You can still tell the camera to do it with a programming script loaded onto a blank memory card. It’s a little annoying of a user experience, but it does work. The camera has a beautiful image quality, and it’s nice to be able to use it for streaming.
No matter what tool your getting to do a job get the one that's made for that job. Multi tools are never ever as good as a tool that is made to do a specific job. Buying a camera? Decide what you're mainly going to be doing, video or photography. Then buy the one that's made for that job it will do a better job. Talking dslr style being thats the big thing in video now days. Sony got it a while back and made the A7s for video and A7r for photography. Some days I think Canon has been confused since the Canon 5D Mark2 and Vincent Laforet's video Reverie. I truly love my Canons.
Hi, I am planning to buy m6 mark 2 for content creation(6/7 hour long video recording for RUclips and other social media content) will it overheat??.... As sony camera( my wish list was a7c) and lenses are expensive and don't like the picture colour so i prefer canon m6 mark 2 as it fit my budget and I am beginner also... What's your opinion about m6 mark 2 ? Can i use usb cable to connect that camera to my pc for using canon utility software and does autofocus work on that software and same time no autofocus sign coming on the monitor... Full screen the picture in the monitor with out any info and record it in obs ??... Another question.... Will the same usb cable that I am using to Connect the camera to pc will also charge the camera simultaneously while recording the video??.... Last question during the process should I press video record button on the camera or without video recording just open the camera focus on the subject and the screen that is going to pc that I can record in obs???...... I know my queries are long.... If you have the patience to read these long questions then plz give the answer..... Thanks...
Hey Ronty! I haven't used the M6 myself, so I can't say much about it, but I know quite a few people who love it, so it definitely seems like a great camera. I've used the M50 though, and my biggest issue is the M series lenses- there not the best and you don't have many options to choose from. However, you can buy an EF to M adapter and then use all of Canon's EF and EF-S lenses with the M6. As for USB, Canon's Webcam Utility will let you use the camera with OBS or any other software and the picture quality is ok. The biggest downside is that it's limited to 576p, which isn't great. If you'll be doing a lot of streaming or recording directly to your computer, the best thing to do is get a capture card like the Elgato CamLink so you can use up to 4K resolution.
Thanks a lot for your vid! Below low end, you have also Lumix G7, which has all the items named, except it has a bad AF. But man, I bought it for less than 400 €, kit lenses included. I stream in manual focus like a dream. Having a shallow depth of field is not a preference for me, as I use almost always a chroma key setup, so I can use an aperture that allows me to be in focus.
This list is definitely based on my personal preferences to achieve things like shallow depth of field with great autofocus, but it sounds like you've found an awesome option for your specific workflow, with is great!
Hey Tom. I’ve just started using the Canon EOS R with my Zoom meetings and I’m having serious latency issues. Could you be so kind as to break down why that might be? It’s so confusing. Using canon Web Software with USB C God Cable with high bandwidth speed directly to Mac Pro USB C, 59 FPS FHD... It’s so frustrating. Love your videos. I actually just found you and glad I did. Great content bro.
When you say latency, are you referring to the audio going out of sync with the video? If so, this is super common regardless of how great your connection might be (video signals are ALWAYS "heavier" than audio signals, so this means you'll often need to delay your audio to match up). In most streaming software like Ecamm and OBS you can add an audio delay to help with this.
Thank you! The mic was just out of frame, but this time I took the audio into Audition and played with it a bit to try and make it sound as good as possible. I think the extra step was worth it 👍
Great video Tom. I've been watching a lot of your content and definitely interested in streaming in the future. Why didn't you add the Canon M200 to your low-end list. I believe it does all 5 of the things on your list or did I miss something?
Nice presentation! Don't all Canon camera have a 30 minute recording limit? (For European tax purposes) I know my own 6D and 5D II do. I thought the 6D MKII also had this limitation. If so how did you get around it? I stream with a 6d MKI but I had to instal Magic Lantern to turn off the 30 minute limit. I thought the R series also had this limitation. It's not anything to do with power saving. It just literally stops recording every 29 minutes and 59 seconds.
Fortunately Canon has started to remove the 30 minute limit from their newer cameras (but they sure held on to it looooong after the law was changed). The good news though for streaming is that the camera doesn't need to be recording, so as long as it has enough power (and there aren't any power-saving options enabled that will turn it off), you should be good to go. I've used the 6D MKII for many many streams over the years 👍
Thanks for this video as a guide for my search of a great starting streaming cam. May I ask, does Sony ZV-1 any good? I know it falls flat on the interchangable lens, but the autofocus and its unique feature of "Product Showcase" takes the cake for me. The only thing is its overheating issue, there is the connect to dc solution, but does that fix the overheating issue?
I haven't used the a7II myself, but I'd definitely start by seeing if it works with the Sony USB app. Otherwise you should be able to run it through a CamLink or ATEM just fine via HDMI. Beyond that, a lot has to do with your lens. In general, the more distance you can put between yourself and the background, the more pleasing the scene will be. I keep my camera about 3 ft (1 meter) away from me, and I'm about 6-8ft (2-2.5 meters) from the back wall. I use a 24mm f1.4 lens, so your results may vary depending on focal length and aperture.
Hi Tom, Thanks for your amazing videos. I think I watched %70 of them sofas. Whats wrong with me? any how, on 10:40ish you are showing your camera menu on the screen. how do you do that? sorry trying to get into podcasting and RUclipsing world. thanks
Glad you’re enjoying the videos! If you run your camera through an app like Ecamm or OBS, you can record the menus. You can also do it with an external recorder, but that’s more expensive.
Thanks, Tom. That’s really a helpful video. I am struggling between Canon R and Canon RP for a while. The main use after I get the camera is to vlog, as well as streaming. And for the still image part, I shoot sports. Have EF telephoto lens already. So, PLEASE, help me make a decision. Which model is the ideal one. Thanks ahead
If you have the budget, I say go for the R. But if not, the RP is outstanding. My main reasons for choosing the R over the RP are the battery and size. If you're shooting sports, the larger body of the R might be better with bigger lenses. The RP also loses a lot of its autofocus ability in 4K video mode, but that might not be an issue for you. I saw a deal yesterday for the RP with a 24-105 lens for $1000. Check CanonPriceWatch.com to see if there are even better deals.
@@tombuck great help, Tom. Yes, that triggered my concerns, too. Especially after I checked your other two episodes, with M50 VS R. To be honest, I have a Canon 7D myself many years now. And the new released Canon 90D have the same battery system, as well as compatible for EF lens, without the adapter. Sorry again,, now, I may switch to Canon 90D as my current choose??? Sorry for my struggling
I'm not super familiar with Nikon myself, so I'm probably not the best resource, but I know people love the new Z series mirrorless Nikons. And I think there are some adapters to use Nikon lenses with Sony cameras (the Sony ZV-E10 is my go-to budget recommendation, but it didn't exist when I made this video haha).
Tom, have you had any experience with the RP vs the R for your classes... I have the sl3’s for zoom, but have thought about the full frame of the rp... but I know you really love your R... thoughts on if the R stands out image wise for quality streaming image?
I haven't had personal experience, but the only downsides I can see are that the RP loses autofocus in 4K and takes a less powerful battery. Otherwise I think it's a very underrated option.
Hello.have you tried go pro 9 and yolobox?am having trouble connecting my go pro 9 to either usb port and hdmi port.but the cables and the go pro are working fine in my laptop.i tried my logitech webcam to yolobox and it works.but how to solve my go pro 9?hope for your help.thank u
I haven't tried that since the newest GoPro I have is the 7 Black. But I use Mini HDMI adapters with it quite often and it connects to my ATEM Mini just fine.
I can't understand why the iPhone wouldn't be the go to option... We already have a phone that is easy to connect. dedicated cameras cost a lot and often have delay while webcams just seem to be another piece of equipment that to me doesn't seem to be any better than the phone. iPhones are updated every year while webcams haven't really been updated for years.
If you're looking for a simple streaming setup, it's terrific. If you're looking for something a little "extra" then that's what these recommendations are for. No matter how good the iPhone's quality is, it'll never compare to a camera that offers the ability to swap out lenses.
I'm looking for an HDMI camera that I can use to record interviews that take about 2 hours or more. I assume that is the similar to your workshops for school. What camera are you using for that?
Most cameras with an HDMI output can get the job done as long as they have plenty of power and the ability to disable any auto-shutoff features. The Sony ZV-E10 is definitely my go-to recommendation if you're looking for a new camera.
@@tombuck Thanks. I did buy the ZV-E10. I want to have it set up in my office . It will constant receive power and I want to turn the power of the adapter of, yet when I turn it back on, all the settings (like clean HDMI) are again wrong and I have to change them again. Is there a way to avoid that?
Great video 👍 You forgot to mention that many cameras will turn off after 29 min. and 59 sec. I also ran an issue on my 5 D mk. IV. To have the camera on at all times, you NEED not to have the build in screen on. Otherwise the signal will be cut 😊
On a lot of cameras, HDMI turns off the display, but it's usually not a huge issue since the feed is being seen somewhere else. Ass for cameras stopping, that's really only if they're recording. If they're in standby mode, they're not subject to the weird 29 minute limit.
@@tombuck Thanks for a quick reply. Om the 5D mk. IV it does shut off the signal, even when not recording. I guess it’s to protect the screen from overheating. Just select HDMI only, and it will work. It took me some time to find out (and I’m a nerd 😊) My C200 I use as a webcam, has no issues whatsoever 😂😂😂
What would be the best camera for moving around/zooming in real-time, so much that it would require a 'Camera Guy'? Would your Canon work for that or is there a Non DSLR video camera that can do that? Kinda like Wayne's World.
It's a very stylistic choice. A Wayne's World look could come from a digital camcorder. The Canons and other mirrorless/DSLR cameras will look better, but have varying degrees of autofocus reliability depending on the model.
@@tombuck it is a good one! im using Sony, but hey, im just starting out in everything, Podcast and Studio stuff, you already helped me a lot! Thank you for your huge efforts and time and everyday i watch your channel, old and new, Thank you!
I'd recommend some budget friendly cameras like the Canon M50 or the Panasonic G7. These are in the $500 range. I've also got a more expensive camera, but I don't dedicate it to "webcam" status.
The M50 is an AWESOME camera, but I've had issues with the auto-power off. Even though it says you can disable it in the menu, it always goes to sleep anyway for me.
I was trying to do research about if the G7 can be used for streaming along with the ATEM Mini but I haven't found a concrete answer. I know it can go beyond the 30 minute recording limit with a hack but it appears to not cooperate when you begin streaming. Have you had success on this with your G7?
@@clusterfigure Yes, the recording limit has not come into play when I am just streaming. I have gone over the 30 minutes with no issue. What does become a concern is if your battery runs out. I would guess that if I were RECORDING as well as streaming I might have an issue. Of course, there is that hack, but I've never bothered with it.
I'm thinking of buying the M50 for daily meetings for work (3 or 4 hours total of meeting a day) and for creating RUclips videos. Is the auto-power off issue as big of an issue as Tom commented or is that just perhaps an issue with his camera? Thanks!
@@syeef I don’t know about the m50 specifically, but I do know both my Panasonic cameras do heat up a bit after a time. The 30 minute record limit does not come into play unless you are actually recording in the camera, but they can heat up.
I was playing around with it today. It worked in both apps, but I had to update them (I didn’t realize I was several versions behind in Zoom). But it worked!
I made a preset for Final Cut that adds a little contrast and boosts some of the colors, but that's about it. I film with the standard picture profile, which I like for the most part.
@@tombuck Try the following: 1. Click menu, go to Settings (wrench icon) 2. Select Power Saving > Display off to 30min (max) and set Auto power off to Disable. 3. Pick up a dummy battery power kit (get passed the 30 min record limit)
I would argue that the Sony ZV-1 is a better pick for low end than the Sony a6400. But then again my livestreams are just Zoom meeting that last about an hour...
I originally had the ZV1 as part of my recommendations, but since I made such a big deal about changing lenses here, I thought it might be confusing. It's a great camera though!
@@tombuck I totally agree for mid and high end, after viewing your video I hooked up my Fuji XT-4 and it great but is "that much" better than the ZV-1? Lights make much better improvement. Then again I'm talking mainly Zoom meeting, which is Livestreaming but limit (NO camera switching) But I do break out my Aperture MC lights to help make it look better. As I said before I have a face for Radio and Podcasting! Great one as always!
to get rid of all you slr display info just use magiclantern . fm as slr firmware. it is easy to use. just store at your mem card. org. firmware will be still available. using the magiclantern settings you can get a clean hdmi signal. regards
Hello. Video amazing. So, my canon 90d continues to stop after 30 minutes of live as webcam. I don´t understand. Now, I bought canon R. I hope that canon R stop not after 30 minutes. I use atem mini pro, Rode Rodecaster and micros podmic and procaster.
I haven't used the 90D myself, but you should be able to turn off the auto power off. I've seen many people stream with it for extended periods. Either way, the EOS R definitely stays on.
The RP is an underrated camera, and can be excellent for streaming, but I'd recommend the Sony ZV-E10 in its place if you don't need a full frame sensor.
Update: While the info in this video is still relevant, there have been A TON of camera updates since I uploaded this. My go-to recommendation for a streaming camera is the Sony ZV-E10: bhpho.to/3yWDwEp (B&H)
You can take it even further by pairing it with the Sigma 16mm prime lens and get some truly incredible results. The camera is 4K capable, has great autofocus, and clean HDMI out. It can even be used directly as a USB webcam.
Darn. I didn’t wake up early enough to be first... I STILL LOVE YOU MORE THAN ANYONE! 😘😘 Great video darling! 👏🏼👏🏼
It’s ok, you’re always first in my book 😍
@@tombuck Your wife is your number 1 fan as it should be 🎉
Are you expecting yet? As @TomBuck is sure going overboard with the Dad Jokes!!!
Thanks to Raphael Ludwig for the transparent menu idea!
ruclips.net/video/sip4iMV1sNY/видео.html
Time Markers-
0:00 - Choosing the right Camera
1:01 - SO MANY OPTIONS
1:17 - What I Use
1:53 - Clean HDMI Out
2:43 - Clean HDMI Workarounds
5:06 - Interchangeable Lenses
6:26- Let’s Focus on Autofocus
7:29 - Plenty of Power
9:09 - Miksakes Happen
9:28 - Disable Auto Power Off
11:31 - Find What Works for YOU
Yes, I’ve used that too, so thank you Raphael 😊👍🏻
I loved that effect!! Very cool and super helpful video overall!!
Hey I know that guy! Thanks Tom!
This was the most "to the point" and honest video I've seen without any filler. Thank you!
I really appreciate that! I try to avoid filler.
Delivers on the video....not so much with the dad jokes, which quite frankly makes them the perfect dad jokes. Love it! :)
Great video, Tom. I'm really not interested in livestreaming myself but I do enjoy learning about it. Great tips as always.
NICE Graphics! Always solid info Tom! And your b-roll arrangements are on point! I would say power is my biggest concern with doing livestreams, great to know that in standby time is pretty good with the R.
I don't think it came out quite as slick as yours, but not bad for a first attempt!
@@tombuck It was perfect and really popped with the bright colours!
Absolutely brilliant as always Tom! I know this may not be your target audience, but I wish someone could do a lens tutorial that began with 'First the earth cooled..' - lens stuff always seems to assume a high level of prior understanding - which is great if you have it - but a bummer if your still don't (yet) understand the basics. OMG the transparent overlay is amazing - and so effective!!! How on earth did you do that?!?!
Haha, thank you!
1. I’m happy to dive into lens basics, but I don’t know how much interest there is in it. I love that stuff though.
2. I used Ecamm to record my camera’s menus, which have a black background my default. In final cut changed the blend mode to “add” and it made them transparent. Then it was just a matter of re-positioning them. Rafael Ludwig has a great tutorial about it on his channel!
*waves hand* "Olympus". I love how you just gave up on that one 😂
A for effort!
I'm on the floor dying from how you made sure "Olympus" was included in that first pun! 🤣
That camera word play was🔥 straight bars!
Why thank you 😎
I am doing a complete overhaul for my livestreams… everything! I will be reaching out to you soon lol however, watching all of your relevant videos (most for a 2nd time) out of respect!
Reach out anytime!
@@tombuck thank you Tom!
Browsing for the last 2 hours. Best video I have seen! Great work sir. Thank you!
So glad to hear it! Thank you!
@@tombuck I am assuming you are using your EOS R for this video. What lens are you using?
Just going to say love the transparent overlay of the settings! Can’t wait to check out Raphael’s channel! Great information as always! If you have anyone listening who uses the Sony a6400 I noticed it shut down for me because of the heat. In settings you can set the threshold for shutting down due to overheating. (So far after I changed this setting it has been a great option too! 🤞🏽)
Great tip- thanks man! I’m glad Sony cameras let you turn off the temperature shutdown.
Hi, in the a6400, does clean hdmi out work with autofocus without the white box using a capture card?
Great as usual Tom! I'm picking up my EOS R on Saturday. It's an open box with about 1,000 shutters. Looking forward to using it.
That’s so great! I’m sure you’ll love it!
I had no idea who this dude was that popped up on my subscription timeline, then find out this is the Enthusiasm Project channel just with a name change. This will take some getting use to...
Well I'm glad you're still here!
Started with the Canon Rebel T3/1100D, back in quarantine season had to fumble with it a bit using the EOS camera utility, Live View Shoot, cropping the window in obs then using it as a virtual cam thru obs again. Since Canon released the updated EOS WebCam Utility, my camera has been supported and the janky software setups were fixed, no more cropping the live view, no more auto shut off.
Very cool! Does the updated EOS utility work outside of web-based apps? That was my biggest issue before.
Nice! Great list of features, combined with tips, for live stream setup. Digging that camera menu overlay look! Genius - record black with lens cap on... One more thing - bonus points to you for the way you included the manufacturers names in the beginning of the video.
I meant to include more but Nikon't figure out a way.
@@tombuck It is a tough one to nikonclude. I got nuthin'
Nice work. You do a great job! Exactly the same list (with the exception of interchangeable lenses) that I have used over the years. I’m not sure, but I believe that straight up video cameras are most likely to have all of these features.
Dedicated video cameras like the Canon XA, XF, Vixia series will likely have all these features - and very likely not have over heating issues. Many won’t have interchangeable lenses, though.
I’m of the opinion right now that the DSLR approach to video is really the multi tool approach. I suspect that video cameras would offer a more stable platform for most people. Thoughts? I’ve done the video for my church for decades, and that’s my current approach.
Dedicated video cameras are definitely more suited for this, and I thought about talking about them here, but I personally love the flexibility of changing lenses. We use video cameras at work for streaming and there have been too many times over the years where we’ve found ourselves limited.
Your videos are sooooo helpful. So happy I found this channel!
I'm happy you found it too!
Great video Tom. I just started following you.
I had a long drive yesterday and listened to loads of your podcast. Love it! Keep the content coming
Oh boy- I’m flattered! Thank you!
Excellent information Tom. Thank you!
My pleasure!
The moment where "low end" is still too high lol. 😂 If you are like me, so on a budget you can get Sony A5100 which has all of those features and is so much cheaper than A6400
I just did the same thing while looking at the "low end" cameras! My budget is probably around $600, and when I clicked the "low end" links and saw $1000 +, my heart sank lol. I've also been looking at the Sony a5100. Do you recommend that camera to others? I am planning on streaming and doing photography with the camera, do you feel that this camera is great compared to others in its price range? Are you also able to recommend other cameras around that price range?
Lol the jokes keep me coming back. Great video brother..
I'm glad it works!
Can you teach us how to hook your camera up for streaming? Or also a episode on how to do a video podcast interview online set up from A to Z??? Thanks!
I have videos about the ATEM Mini, Elgato CamLink, and Canon EOS Webcam Utility, which all cover how to connect for streaming 👍
Thanks, Tom. Your experience and your recommendations are GREAT. I finally chose Canon R as my upgrade. Have been using it for a month now. IT’S AMAZING, as you suggested. Thank you very much again.
Now, I am struggling with buying the new RF 15-35, or keeping using EF 16-35😂, which is the first generation lens I suppose
I’ve been hanging for a hit of this channel all week. Thanks @tombuck
Gotta chase the RUclips dragon 😉
the r5 and a7sIII date joke earned you a sub my friend! I'm kidding, great information and info
Haha, thank you!
Smashed the like button and comment for that youtube algorithms to kick in on Tom’s channel 😷😈😂🔥🔥🔥
Yeah! Show that algorithm who’s boss!
Hey Tom....Great channel! Really thorough and very clear with your explanations. I see bingeing in my future.
Woo hoo! Thank you so much.
I see you tried out Rafael’s floating camera menu trick thingy. Looked great! Thanks for another super informative and entertaining video, Tom! 👍🏽
Rafael is awesome! Love his channel.
@@tombuck, I actually got the recommendation for his channel from you haha
Thanks for the video tom. Love your work.
Um...those are some seriously expensive (relatively) cameras!
how about a sub $1000 list?
Thanks for the show.
There really isn’t much sub $1000 to be honest. I mean, there are options, but they all have some serious compromises that will likely lead to frustration down the line. If anything, I’d recommend sticking with a phone until you can get the budget for a camera that can do everything you need 👍
@@tombuck
Thank you for the fast reply.
That is solid advice.
I was looking at the canon EOS m50 mkII.
I have a decent (for a webcam mind you) 1080p webcam I can use for proof of concept work until I can justify something more and learn more about video (have years of voice and stage/podium speaking experience - looking to get into video).
Love your videos sir, excellent production quality AND content.
Great vid!
Hopefully the AVerMedia Live Streamer 4K CAM PW513 Webcam that I ordered will be good
I found that a 10-year old Sony HDR camcorder into a capture card did the best for me. I was using a Sony Mirrorless after watching all the youtube videos. It was bulky and at times, it got to hot or would even overheat. I think there is a conspiracy to hype up Mirrorless Webcams when, by my own experience, it is not the best solution.
Hey, that's awesome. I'm glad that an older camera is still getting use!
Hi Tom - I am showing you off to our live group.
Thank you as always! 😁
Thanks for the video
You're welcome!
Canon SL3 with the 24mm or 50mm stm is a great cheap combo too. Eye detection auto focus in 1080p, clean hdmi out, flip out screen, Canon colors...
Yes! The SL3 is very underrated, especially with that screen and the fact it can take all of the EF and EF-S lenses.
I love your videos. How do you feel about the Sony a7 ii - (2 i's) for streaming? You mention the Sony a7 iii in the midrange, I was just wondering if you can speak on the Sony a7 ii. Thanks!
I haven't used the a7II myself, so I can't really say 😬
@@tombuck Thank you for your videos; I have learned so much! - we have a podcast on buzz..., and we are now taking it to RUclips, so your videos are very helpful! Even other pages point to your pages. So Thanks!
Perfect list of live streaming camera needs. Thanks, really useful.
Glad it helped!
Great video! I'm using the Sony A6400, love it 🙌
That seems like a really solid choice 👍
Hey, i have a question, in a6400 , do we get clean hdmi out along with autofocus without the white box with hdmi capture card? I'm struggling to find answer to this one
@@chanakyanani yes! Clean hdmi out with autofocus when I tested with the Camlink 4K.
@@maxvcollenburg awesome. Thank you. I'm gonna go for a6400. I was thinking of m50 ii but seeing this video i decided to spend a lil more and get a6400 for my home studio tutorials
Great video. Pro!
But did you mention the main camara for this video? I want it and the lens. The company I work for is investing in tech and I want what you’re having!!
Canon EOS R and Sigma 24 mm 1.4 opened all the way to f/1.4.
That's the ticket!
@@tombuck is it still your go 2?
10:32 baller move with the screen cap. well done.
haha, thank you!
haha that intro had me cracking up... "...olympus"
I just wanted to make sure they were included!
Great video, Tom... you're edging me closer to a DSLR vs. Webcam... ;)
Go for it!
Very good advices! Thank you
great vid i stil got the ole cannon 70d looks good enough but at times i wonder what other cam i could get but this is something i'll take my time with as knowledge on cam's is at a minimal
What about the Cannon M200? It has clean HDMI, great AF, interchangeable lenses, etc. The only negative is the lack of a mic jack.
I haven’t used that one personally, but it could be a good fit 👍
Loved the video shame the link to Canon R doesn't show the same model in the UK because I would happily purchase via your link.
Great review. I love your channel Tom. I think for the budget option, instead of the Canon RP the M6 mkii is a great option when you factor in cost of lenses. Thanks again!
Oh yeah- definitely an underrated option!
Great Video Tom! Btw, how did you make the menu overlays that appear at 10:32 minute? Thanks
Those were fun! I used Ecamm to record the camera's menus. Since they have black backgrounds by default I was able to use the Screen blend mode on that layer to remove the black. Then I played with the perspective adjustment to make it look like it has a bit more depth.
@@tombuck Thank you so much! Greetings from Brazil
Great video and info!! Thank you.
I’m happy it helped!
I have a Sony A6400 I loveeee it!!
Tom, thanks a lot! On Monday I am starting live broadcasts with Canon EOS RP. I'm a bit worried about the battery... Thanks for the specific advice on how to make the power supply the camera all the time. It works identically on my camera, but wasn't that easy to find.
Glad it helped! Grab some extra batteries if you can, or you can invest in something like this: www.adorama.com/icaacke18.html
@@tombuck I bought the AC Adapter KIT ACK-E17, but it does not work ... The descriptions said that it fits the Canon RP. Are you sure the ACK-E18 will work?
I can’t say for certain, but the RP is listed in the description.
Thumbs up after 24 seconds. Nice.
I watched a RUclips video by a Russian guy (who typed out his whole script into google translate so he could do a video in English) who taught you how to hack your canon m100 for live streaming. It totally works amazing! If someone out there is doing his cute trick with computer code on a memory card to get a clean hdmi signal here’s a pro tip: if you loose auto focus it could be cuz you accidentally took a photo. Apparently the code doesn’t work if there’s anything on the card. Just reformat and reload the files on your memory card, and auto focus will be back working again.
How interesting!
@@tombuck Yeah, apparently even though the cannon m100 doesn’t have options for giving you a clean hdmi signal or unlimited power settings, that’s only because they removed the options from the menus. You can still tell the camera to do it with a programming script loaded onto a blank memory card. It’s a little annoying of a user experience, but it does work. The camera has a beautiful image quality, and it’s nice to be able to use it for streaming.
Here’s the video. He did an amazing job with his English. ruclips.net/video/4GBQBLQeKUk/видео.html
No matter what tool your getting to do a job get the one that's made for that job. Multi tools are never ever as good as a tool that is made to do a specific job. Buying a camera? Decide what you're mainly going to be doing, video or photography. Then buy the one that's made for that job it will do a better job. Talking dslr style being thats the big thing in video now days. Sony got it a while back and made the A7s for video and A7r for photography. Some days I think Canon has been confused since the Canon 5D Mark2 and Vincent Laforet's video Reverie. I truly love my Canons.
This is a great one Tom!
Thanks!
Hi, I am planning to buy m6 mark 2 for content creation(6/7 hour long video recording for RUclips and other social media content) will it overheat??.... As sony camera( my wish list was a7c) and lenses are expensive and don't like the picture colour so i prefer canon m6 mark 2 as it fit my budget and I am beginner also... What's your opinion about m6 mark 2 ? Can i use usb cable to connect that camera to my pc for using canon utility software and does autofocus work on that software and same time no autofocus sign coming on the monitor... Full screen the picture in the monitor with out any info and record it in obs ??... Another question.... Will the same usb cable that I am using to Connect the camera to pc will also charge the camera simultaneously while recording the video??.... Last question during the process should I press video record button on the camera or without video recording just open the camera focus on the subject and the screen that is going to pc that I can record in obs???...... I know my queries are long.... If you have the patience to read these long questions then plz give the answer..... Thanks...
Hey Ronty! I haven't used the M6 myself, so I can't say much about it, but I know quite a few people who love it, so it definitely seems like a great camera. I've used the M50 though, and my biggest issue is the M series lenses- there not the best and you don't have many options to choose from. However, you can buy an EF to M adapter and then use all of Canon's EF and EF-S lenses with the M6.
As for USB, Canon's Webcam Utility will let you use the camera with OBS or any other software and the picture quality is ok. The biggest downside is that it's limited to 576p, which isn't great.
If you'll be doing a lot of streaming or recording directly to your computer, the best thing to do is get a capture card like the Elgato CamLink so you can use up to 4K resolution.
Thanks a lot for your vid! Below low end, you have also Lumix G7, which has all the items named, except it has a bad AF. But man, I bought it for less than 400 €, kit lenses included. I stream in manual focus like a dream. Having a shallow depth of field is not a preference for me, as I use almost always a chroma key setup, so I can use an aperture that allows me to be in focus.
This list is definitely based on my personal preferences to achieve things like shallow depth of field with great autofocus, but it sounds like you've found an awesome option for your specific workflow, with is great!
Hey Tom. I’ve just started using the Canon EOS R with my Zoom meetings and I’m having serious latency issues. Could you be so kind as to break down why that might be? It’s so confusing.
Using canon Web Software with USB C God Cable with high bandwidth speed directly to Mac Pro USB C, 59 FPS FHD...
It’s so frustrating.
Love your videos. I actually just found you and glad I did. Great content bro.
When you say latency, are you referring to the audio going out of sync with the video? If so, this is super common regardless of how great your connection might be (video signals are ALWAYS "heavier" than audio signals, so this means you'll often need to delay your audio to match up). In most streaming software like Ecamm and OBS you can add an audio delay to help with this.
Such amazing value and I love your audio set up, where is the mic 🎙 located in this one it sounds like it’s right near your mouth
Thank you! The mic was just out of frame, but this time I took the audio into Audition and played with it a bit to try and make it sound as good as possible. I think the extra step was worth it 👍
Great video Tom. I've been watching a lot of your content and definitely interested in streaming in the future. Why didn't you add the Canon M200 to your low-end list. I believe it does all 5 of the things on your list or did I miss something?
I haven't used it personally, so I didn't want to vouch for something I'm not familiar with. Hopefully you've found the videos helpful!
@@tombuck it was, I plan to check out the M200 on a few months. Would you like me to keep you posted?
@@tombuck So, does a6400 does clean hdmi out along with autofocus without the white box via capture card?
Thanks Tom! I've been using my Pixel phone for my important recorded meetings. This was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! The Pixel is supposed to have a pretty great camera though, so I'm sure it looks pretty good.
Nice presentation! Don't all Canon camera have a 30 minute recording limit? (For European tax purposes) I know my own 6D and 5D II do. I thought the 6D MKII also had this limitation. If so how did you get around it? I stream with a 6d MKI but I had to instal Magic Lantern to turn off the 30 minute limit. I thought the R series also had this limitation. It's not anything to do with power saving. It just literally stops recording every 29 minutes and 59 seconds.
Fortunately Canon has started to remove the 30 minute limit from their newer cameras (but they sure held on to it looooong after the law was changed).
The good news though for streaming is that the camera doesn't need to be recording, so as long as it has enough power (and there aren't any power-saving options enabled that will turn it off), you should be good to go.
I've used the 6D MKII for many many streams over the years 👍
Thanks for this video as a guide for my search of a great starting streaming cam. May I ask, does Sony ZV-1 any good?
I know it falls flat on the interchangable lens, but the autofocus and its unique feature of "Product Showcase" takes the cake for me. The only thing is its overheating issue, there is the connect to dc solution, but does that fix the overheating issue?
The ZV1 is a really great camera. My wife has one and it definitely works for streaming 👍
I have a canon eos rebel t7i in it has a lot of noise in grain in obs do you know how to fix ? in I have a hood bit of lighting ?
Hi Tom have a a7ii what would be the best way to set that up I am in a garage facing a wall with a desk on wheels?
I haven't used the a7II myself, but I'd definitely start by seeing if it works with the Sony USB app. Otherwise you should be able to run it through a CamLink or ATEM just fine via HDMI.
Beyond that, a lot has to do with your lens. In general, the more distance you can put between yourself and the background, the more pleasing the scene will be. I keep my camera about 3 ft (1 meter) away from me, and I'm about 6-8ft (2-2.5 meters) from the back wall. I use a 24mm f1.4 lens, so your results may vary depending on focal length and aperture.
Hi do you know how I would use an external monitor with an M50 while live streaming? The two ports are already used up with a camlink setup thank you
You would need to use an external monitor with your computer for the simplest solution.
Hi Tom, Thanks for your amazing videos. I think I watched %70 of them sofas. Whats wrong with me? any how, on 10:40ish you are showing your camera menu on the screen. how do you do that? sorry trying to get into podcasting and RUclipsing world. thanks
Glad you’re enjoying the videos! If you run your camera through an app like Ecamm or OBS, you can record the menus. You can also do it with an external recorder, but that’s more expensive.
Thanks, Tom. That’s really a helpful video. I am struggling between Canon R and Canon RP for a while. The main use after I get the camera is to vlog, as well as streaming. And for the still image part, I shoot sports. Have EF telephoto lens already. So, PLEASE, help me make a decision. Which model is the ideal one. Thanks ahead
If you have the budget, I say go for the R. But if not, the RP is outstanding. My main reasons for choosing the R over the RP are the battery and size. If you're shooting sports, the larger body of the R might be better with bigger lenses. The RP also loses a lot of its autofocus ability in 4K video mode, but that might not be an issue for you.
I saw a deal yesterday for the RP with a 24-105 lens for $1000. Check CanonPriceWatch.com to see if there are even better deals.
@@tombuck great help, Tom. Yes, that triggered my concerns, too. Especially after I checked your other two episodes, with M50 VS R. To be honest, I have a Canon 7D myself many years now. And the new released Canon 90D have the same battery system, as well as compatible for EF lens, without the adapter. Sorry again,, now, I may switch to Canon 90D as my current choose??? Sorry for my struggling
Clean hdmi is cool but you can use a usb cable and the canon webcam utility/the sony one
True, but unless I’m mistaken, the apps only work with web-based software and not desktop versions.
Does the Canon 5D Mark iv have all these capabilities? I’m having trouble confirming some of these capabilities. @tombuck
I have some full frame Nikon lenses, what camera do you recommend that I could use those lenses so I don’t have to start over
I'm not super familiar with Nikon myself, so I'm probably not the best resource, but I know people love the new Z series mirrorless Nikons. And I think there are some adapters to use Nikon lenses with Sony cameras (the Sony ZV-E10 is my go-to budget recommendation, but it didn't exist when I made this video haha).
Tom, have you had any experience with the RP vs the R for your classes... I have the sl3’s for zoom, but have thought about the full frame of the rp... but I know you really love your R... thoughts on if the R stands out image wise for quality streaming image?
I haven't had personal experience, but the only downsides I can see are that the RP loses autofocus in 4K and takes a less powerful battery. Otherwise I think it's a very underrated option.
Good joke!!🤣🤣🤣.. awesome information. Thank You.
Haha, glad you liked it!
Hello.have you tried go pro 9 and yolobox?am having trouble connecting my go pro 9 to either usb port and hdmi port.but the cables and the go pro are working fine in my laptop.i tried my logitech webcam to yolobox and it works.but how to solve my go pro 9?hope for your help.thank u
I haven't tried that since the newest GoPro I have is the 7 Black. But I use Mini HDMI adapters with it quite often and it connects to my ATEM Mini just fine.
@@tombuck thank you.do you think buying the go pro 9 media mod will help me solve my problem with yololiv?
Hi Tom, great session. What microphone do you mainly use? Greetings from Brisbane,
for videos, I've been using the Rode Videomic NTG, and for podcasts I use the rode PodMic.
@@tombuck Thanks Tom. Do you have a video that explains why someone should get Atem Mini Pro versus Mini?
The Pro offers multi view and the ability to record to an attached hard drive. Not something I need, but important features for some workflows. 👍
I can't understand why the iPhone wouldn't be the go to option... We already have a phone that is easy to connect. dedicated cameras cost a lot and often have delay while webcams just seem to be another piece of equipment that to me doesn't seem to be any better than the phone. iPhones are updated every year while webcams haven't really been updated for years.
If you're looking for a simple streaming setup, it's terrific. If you're looking for something a little "extra" then that's what these recommendations are for. No matter how good the iPhone's quality is, it'll never compare to a camera that offers the ability to swap out lenses.
I'm looking for an HDMI camera that I can use to record interviews that take about 2 hours or more. I assume that is the similar to your workshops for school.
What camera are you using for that?
Most cameras with an HDMI output can get the job done as long as they have plenty of power and the ability to disable any auto-shutoff features. The Sony ZV-E10 is definitely my go-to recommendation if you're looking for a new camera.
@@tombuck thanks for the fast answer. What lense would you advice for inhouse webcam style recording in an office?
@@tombuck Thanks. I did buy the ZV-E10. I want to have it set up in my office . It will constant receive power and I want to turn the power of the adapter of, yet when I turn it back on, all the settings (like clean HDMI) are again wrong and I have to change them again. Is there a way to avoid that?
Great video 👍
You forgot to mention that many cameras will turn off after 29 min. and 59 sec.
I also ran an issue on my 5 D mk. IV. To have the camera on at all times, you NEED not to have the build in screen on. Otherwise the signal will be cut 😊
On a lot of cameras, HDMI turns off the display, but it's usually not a huge issue since the feed is being seen somewhere else. Ass for cameras stopping, that's really only if they're recording. If they're in standby mode, they're not subject to the weird 29 minute limit.
@@tombuck Thanks for a quick reply. Om the 5D mk. IV it does shut off the signal, even when not recording. I guess it’s to protect the screen from overheating.
Just select HDMI only, and it will work. It took me some time to find out (and I’m a nerd 😊)
My C200 I use as a webcam, has no issues whatsoever 😂😂😂
Oooh, a C200! I’m jealous. 😎
What would be the best camera for moving around/zooming in real-time, so much that it would require a 'Camera Guy'? Would your Canon work for that or is there a Non DSLR video camera that can do that? Kinda like Wayne's World.
It's a very stylistic choice. A Wayne's World look could come from a digital camcorder. The Canons and other mirrorless/DSLR cameras will look better, but have varying degrees of autofocus reliability depending on the model.
i liked the "hot" and "cool" joke... puts a smile! :)
I'm very proud of that one 😁
@@tombuck it is a good one! im using Sony, but hey, im just starting out in everything, Podcast and Studio stuff, you already helped me a lot! Thank you for your huge efforts and time and everyday i watch your channel, old and new, Thank you!
I appreciate that! Good luck with all your projects 👍
I'd recommend some budget friendly cameras like the Canon M50 or the Panasonic G7. These are in the $500 range. I've also got a more expensive camera, but I don't dedicate it to "webcam" status.
The M50 is an AWESOME camera, but I've had issues with the auto-power off. Even though it says you can disable it in the menu, it always goes to sleep anyway for me.
I was trying to do research about if the G7 can be used for streaming along with the ATEM Mini but I haven't found a concrete answer. I know it can go beyond the 30 minute recording limit with a hack but it appears to not cooperate when you begin streaming. Have you had success on this with your G7?
@@clusterfigure Yes, the recording limit has not come into play when I am just streaming. I have gone over the 30 minutes with no issue. What does become a concern is if your battery runs out. I would guess that if I were RECORDING as well as streaming I might have an issue. Of course, there is that hack, but I've never bothered with it.
I'm thinking of buying the M50 for daily meetings for work (3 or 4 hours total of meeting a day) and for creating RUclips videos. Is the auto-power off issue as big of an issue as Tom commented or is that just perhaps an issue with his camera?
Thanks!
@@syeef I don’t know about the m50 specifically, but I do know both my Panasonic cameras do heat up a bit after a time. The 30 minute record limit does not come into play unless you are actually recording in the camera, but they can heat up.
Such detailed. Much wow.
Thanks sir
Tom, I just purchased the Canon M50, downloaded the Beta Software and it's not being recognized on my OBS or Zoom. What can I do to fix this? Thanks
I was playing around with it today. It worked in both apps, but I had to update them (I didn’t realize I was several versions behind in Zoom). But it worked!
Hi @Tom Buck, I'm curious, do you do any color grading in post? or use luts?
I made a preset for Final Cut that adds a little contrast and boosts some of the colors, but that's about it. I film with the standard picture profile, which I like for the most part.
i'm still using my canon m50 and works fine for what i do streaming on twitch.
How do you get it to not shut off? My wife's always turns off even when set to disable.
@@tombuck Try the following: 1. Click menu, go to Settings (wrench icon)
2. Select Power Saving > Display off to 30min (max) and set Auto power off to Disable. 3. Pick up a dummy battery power kit (get passed the 30 min record limit)
I would argue that the Sony ZV-1 is a better pick for low end than the Sony a6400. But then again my livestreams are just Zoom meeting that last about an hour...
I originally had the ZV1 as part of my recommendations, but since I made such a big deal about changing lenses here, I thought it might be confusing. It's a great camera though!
@@tombuck I totally agree for mid and high end, after viewing your video I hooked up my Fuji XT-4 and it great but is "that much" better than the ZV-1? Lights make much better improvement. Then again I'm talking mainly Zoom meeting, which is Livestreaming but limit (NO camera switching) But I do break out my Aperture MC lights to help make it look better. As I said before I have a face for Radio and Podcasting! Great one as always!
Love the MC lights! The lighting can make even a regular webcam look good.
Awesome channel!!
Which camera were you using to film this video? Thanks
This was the EOS R and Sigma 24mm.
Eos RP and my Galaxy Note 20 are my choices
Ooh, the RP is super cool. Underrated in my opinion 👍
to get rid of all you slr display info just use magiclantern . fm as slr firmware. it is easy to use. just store at your mem card. org. firmware will be still available. using the magiclantern settings you can get a clean hdmi signal. regards
Does the canon eors have the 30min limit for live stream?
Only for recording. For streaming, it’ll stay on as long as it has power.
Hello. Video amazing.
So, my canon 90d continues to stop after 30 minutes of live as webcam. I don´t understand.
Now, I bought canon R. I hope that canon R stop not after 30 minutes.
I use atem mini pro, Rode Rodecaster and micros podmic and procaster.
I haven't used the 90D myself, but you should be able to turn off the auto power off. I've seen many people stream with it for extended periods. Either way, the EOS R definitely stays on.
i got the canon m200 it was 493 on amazon prime day i like it alot
Ooh, that's a great deal!
Can canon 90d be good as high end camera list for stream?
It’s a great one, but at that price I’d recommend an RP, R, or even 6D II for a full frame sensor.
@@tombucki see so full frame is big deal but find 90D for 900€ and 6D MK II cost same . RP/R start from 1399 euro
best camera dad joke with r5 and a7s3 so far!
It's almost sad how proud I was.
@@tombuck LOL!!!
Wat about the eos rp with stock lens
The RP is an underrated camera, and can be excellent for streaming, but I'd recommend the Sony ZV-E10 in its place if you don't need a full frame sensor.