@@youngworld001 I will definitely be doing a video on this lens along with other lenses for video very soon. Thanks so much for the support, its greatly appreciated 🙂
Thank you thank you thank you! Finally someone who makes sense for the very beginner🙏🏼 when I become big on a RUclips I’ll give you free commercial brother 🤘🏼
You've just helped me to finally solve the audio problem with this camera., I was told that white noise is inherent with DSLRs but by you showing that tip of turning the level down, it then just allows the ext mic to work. Simple and honestly a bit of a face palm moment at how I didn't see that earlier 😂😂😂 Great work!
Hi Ben, Thank you heaps for this...I am just learning how to use one of these and the way you explain things is awesome...Its your calmness that works...lol...I hope your You-Tube channel goes super well...Kindest regards Mel from Australia...✌💛😁
Great tips Ben, pretty much the same for the M50 (although the controls might be slightly different). I do shoot in low light and have to bump the ISO a fair bit sometimes. I normally shoot at f/8 or f/11 and 1/125 second (at 60fps). In low light I often shift to 30 fps and 1/60 or even 1/30 second and f/4 to avoid noise as much as I can (but sometimes it's unavoidable). Thanks for sharing
Thanks Ralph, the noise is not to bad on both the 80d and m50 in higher isos. I found that I could shoot upto 1600 and it was not to bad, anything above and it was a bit much. Like you rightly said though, sometimes its unavoidable. Really appreciate you watching 👍
Great video brother. My natural lighting in my room where I shoot videos is a pain in the A to work with, so this helped me a bunch. Also, if you don't mind me asking -- what was the background music you used for this video? I loved it. Thanks again.
I just got the Canon 90d, I'm very new to DSLR'S. For filming; do I only use Auto (A+) or M modes? Also, I'm noticing I have a orangey hue on my video, what am I doing wrong? I've been filming in TV mode, there's no way to adjust shutter speed. I'm only able to increase or decrease exposure. Also, I have noticed the lighting shifts periodically, do I need to do a white balance? Thank you for your help
Hi Shereen, thank you for watching. When filming video always have it in manual mode. The reason I say this is because you will always want to make your shutter speed double the number of your fps ( If your shooting 24fps, then shutter speed should be 1/50) A good trick is to put your iso on auto mode, this will ensure you dont have lighting shifts :) As far as the orange hue, I would think that is your white balance mode. Go to your white balance setting and try each setting until the orange hue goes. I hope that has helped :)
@@CookingwithShereen if your aperture is low like f4 or f2, then what ever you are focusing on will be in focus and the background behind it will look out of focus (this will make what ever you focus on stand out more) If your aperture is high at say f14 then everything you are recording will be in focus. A low aperture lets more light into your camera and a high aperture lets less light in to your camera.
Bensguide you’re the best! Thank you! Last question. When shooting images. Also use Manuel? And set F according to your last reply.. iso auto? And how about shutter?
Thanks man. Now i get more ideas on how to set my lightning and creat more great cinematic film especially on the up coming wedding that I’m going to shoot. God bless.
Thanks so much for this video. Watching in 2021, really appreciate the tips on using the Canon 80D. I have one and I will be using it to shoot music video. Please what gimbal do you suggest I buy to use with the camera and a 24-105 USM lens? Thanks
Hi bro, the best gimbal for this camera is DJI Ronin S , and the 24-105 is for the full frame camera, it's better to buy Sigma 18-35mm Art lens, and the price is same but the image quality is very cool. Good luck bro))
I enjoy shooting both stills and video of air shows, specifically WWII warbirds. Here’s my settings for both. For video use 24 f/sec (cinema look) and shutter speed of 1/50th sec. Shutter speed should be twice the frame rate. ISO is auto and aperture f 8 or 11. It’s essential to keep the shutter speed low to avoid that horrible rolling shutter effect that digital video cameras are prone to. For stills again keep the shutter speed low 1/60th to 1/350th. You want that nice prop “spin effect”. For stills it takes practice to get a decent sharp image at lower shutter speeds. Image stabilization helps somewhat. Warbirds in flight take shutter speed up to 1/250 to 1/350th. Taxiing drop it down to 1/60th to 1/125th.
Love your video for the 80D. Thanks. I recently jumped into the R5 and was looking forward to the video mode. However, replaying or editing a r5 video is a nightmare. Can you think of any miracle out there to simplify this procedure ? I am trying Premier Pro and flunking video 101. Gail
I record video of school plays in a theater and I have such an awful time. The theater is dark, lights come up and the image blooms. Then it struggles to focus and I can’t get a nice stable video short of manual settings UNTIL the scene changes. I’m so frustrated and could use advice on how to record a play on a tripod with the nifty 50 lens. I don’t know how to get help with this. I have some of the videos I made on my RUclips channel and some of it is embarrassing.
Hi Ben, thanks for the camera education. I understand that you have moved on by now but could you help me out with my 80d please. How do I get the exposure meter to show on the display when videoing? Many thanks, Dave
Hi David, this is a good question, unfortunately because I don't own the 80d anymore, it is difficult to remember. When shooting video I would use the histogram as my exposure guide, which if I remember right displays on the screen as your filming video. Otherwise does your exposure meter display on your top down screen as your shooting video? I am sorry I can not give you a more definitive answer on this.
Very good video!!! I need to do videos, for marketing webinars, live streaming and trainings, with a cinematic quality and i was considering either to buy the Canon M50 or 80D. What would you recommend and why?
I would have recommended the 80d all the time for this a while a go. But both the M50 and the 250d are cheaper and offer just as much, if not more. They are also smaller and more portable. I did a review on the 250d recently. Great camera, fantastic focus, small and has access to Canons cheaper yet very impressive lenses, its also £250 cheaper than the 80d. I hope this helps and thanks for watching 😊
When you went to camera menu , the camera category had 6 sections. My camera only goes from 1-3 is there a reason for that? I just ordered this camera and very confused on how to get to the picture setting. Please help
need help - I'm shooting an indoor dance recital on my canon 80d - what settings do you suggest if I want to use a 40mm prime lens to capture the whole stage all the time? specifically should I go with Manuel focus (instead of auto)? any tips would be helpful. Thanks!
It is very difficult to answer this, as I wouldn't be there with you and therefore I would not be able to know the light on the day. As a rule of thumb, go for 24fps a shutter speed of 1/50, a low aperture number, and use your iso to see if you can get enough light sensitivity from an iso of not above 800, if so set your iso to auto, as the light may change if there are windows letting in natrual light, and this will give you the best even light. Thanks for watching by the way, and best of luck on the day! 😊
You don't have to use it over PAL, 24fps produces a slight motion blur which is almost unrecognisable but creates the most cinematic video effect, of course 25fps is very little difference though.
Bensguide Yes, I video my daughters indoor dance recital every year. (Completed 2 so far - 2 hrs in length) low light but looks pretty good in auto mode, 24fps with external stereo mic. 1 weird issue, my 80d just cut off during the finale. Battery was fine- any idea what happened? I’m worried this will happen again. Thanks
I loved this videoI did everything you said to do. Including the sound settings I have a Rode Microphone and when I followed your settings for audio I recorded three videos today and now Im trying edit them and none of them have any sound. The microphone was plugged in and everything. I honestly want to cry
Hey Lauren! What program are you editing the videos on? On the sound clip for each video, you will need to turn the audio gain right up, in your video editing software.
Bensguide I’m using final cut . I dropped them in final cut but I don’t even see sound waves in the clips. Should I do something else to open up the audio more
Bensguide I hit show audio animation and there’s still nothing to turn up. I had set my camera sound settings on manual then went into the bar and turned it down to the left all the way like you did. Was that not the right thing to do
@@TheeLaurenOLauren Hi Lauren I can see the problem, so It's kind of my fault, I'm sorry. In the video I bring the audio down on the 80d to one above completely off which it should be and not completely turned off. The problem is "I say all the way down" in the video and I can see how that would sound like turn the sound off to some people watching. If you watch the video you will see the sound is one from being all the way down and not completely off. Then when you turn it up in your video editing software, you have clean sounding audio from your mic. I really am sorry and feel bad that you have recorded your video's already. I hope at least that you know going forward that you can always have audio working and sounding good.
Hi Ben, Ihave the 80D and i noticed that whenyou were selecting the framerate,your 80D had frame rates like 23.98 and 59.94. On my 80D running firmware version 1.02, it only has 25fps or 50fps. Do you know why this might be?
Hi Rich, you will have to change over your video system..it will be on NTSC, or PAL, swap it over to the one that it is not on currently, and this should fix it for you 👍
I can operate the camera just fine but am a complete dinosaur on computer......... I don’t own any editing programs because I wouldn’t have a clue how to use one. I just take little 20 or 30 second video clips of black bears , I watch the clips and then delete them. Computer is impossible for many of us senior citizens. 😥
Hi Sanjay, thank you for getting in touch, its the tripod that I use for my Canon 80d, I regularly use it with my 70-300mm lens, and its never let me down. In truth when I got the tripod I didn't notice its weight requirments..but from my experience it is definitely suitable. Thanks for watching and getting in touch
Are you using the canon 80d for video?
Thinking about getting one
Or I might wait and see if 90d cm out this year
@@youngworld001 definitely worth considering the 80d..unfortunately Canon still haven't confirmed the 90d I really hope it does get released though
@@PPS-UK me to god bless can u do a broll video test with a 50mm stm if possible thank.
@@youngworld001 I will definitely be doing a video on this lens along with other lenses for video very soon. Thanks so much for the support, its greatly appreciated 🙂
One of the Best 80D I've seen. Thank you very much.
Thanks so much, really kind of you to say that :)
Thank you thank you thank you! Finally someone who makes sense for the very beginner🙏🏼 when I become big on a RUclips I’ll give you free commercial brother 🤘🏼
You're so welcome! Glad it helped :)
You've just helped me to finally solve the audio problem with this camera., I was told that white noise is inherent with DSLRs but by you showing that tip of turning the level down, it then just allows the ext mic to work. Simple and honestly a bit of a face palm moment at how I didn't see that earlier 😂😂😂
Great work!
Thanks Ian, I really appreciate you leaving this kind comment, all the best in the future 🙂👍
@@PPS-UK You're welcome! I have to ask - what Mic do you use?
The most easiest to follow and helpful video guide for 80d here on the web. Thank you!!
Thank you Patricia, that's very kind of you to say that :)
Thank you so much for this informative video. Clearest and most helpful one I’ve watched on how to get the most out of the Canon 80d.😃
Thank you 😊 Im really glad it was helpful
Hi Ben, Thank you heaps for this...I am just learning how to use one of these and the way you explain things is awesome...Its your calmness that works...lol...I hope your You-Tube channel goes super well...Kindest regards Mel from Australia...✌💛😁
Excellent video! I bought the 80D back in the summer of 2016 and, yes, I made a good decision. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching! its a great camera, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
For weddings do you recommend external mic and which one please ?
it was really hard to find a video so well explained about setting this camera. thank you for your time.
Thank you, I really appreciate you watching and I am glad it was helpful.
Great tips Ben, pretty much the same for the M50 (although the controls might be slightly different). I do shoot in low light and have to bump the ISO a fair bit sometimes. I normally shoot at f/8 or f/11 and 1/125 second (at 60fps). In low light I often shift to 30 fps and 1/60 or even 1/30 second and f/4 to avoid noise as much as I can (but sometimes it's unavoidable). Thanks for sharing
Thanks Ralph, the noise is not to bad on both the 80d and m50 in higher isos. I found that I could shoot upto 1600 and it was not to bad, anything above and it was a bit much. Like you rightly said though, sometimes its unavoidable. Really appreciate you watching 👍
Amazing! Thank you! Definitely needed the microphone trick
Glad it helped! If you haven't already, It would be great to have you subscribe to the channel Liz
That was very helpful! Thanks for sharing.
That's great, I am happy to hear it was helpful. Thanks for watching 😊
Great video brother. My natural lighting in my room where I shoot videos is a pain in the A to work with, so this helped me a bunch. Also, if you don't mind me asking -- what was the background music you used for this video? I loved it. Thanks again.
I just got the Canon 90d, I'm very new to DSLR'S. For filming; do I only use Auto (A+) or M modes? Also, I'm noticing I have a orangey hue on my video, what am I doing wrong? I've been filming in TV mode, there's no way to adjust shutter speed. I'm only able to increase or decrease exposure. Also, I have noticed the lighting shifts periodically, do I need to do a white balance? Thank you for your help
Hi Shereen, thank you for watching. When filming video always have it in manual mode. The reason I say this is because you will always want to make your shutter speed double the number of your fps ( If your shooting 24fps, then shutter speed should be 1/50) A good trick is to put your iso on auto mode, this will ensure you dont have lighting shifts :) As far as the orange hue, I would think that is your white balance mode. Go to your white balance setting and try each setting until the orange hue goes. I hope that has helped :)
Bensguide thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Your feedback is super helpful! Thanks so much.
Bensguide how about my aperture? Does it matter?
@@CookingwithShereen if your aperture is low like f4 or f2, then what ever you are focusing on will be in focus and the background behind it will look out of focus (this will make what ever you focus on stand out more) If your aperture is high at say f14 then everything you are recording will be in focus. A low aperture lets more light into your camera and a high aperture lets less light in to your camera.
Bensguide you’re the best! Thank you! Last question. When shooting images. Also use Manuel? And set F according to your last reply.. iso auto? And how about shutter?
Thanks man. Now i get more ideas on how to set my lightning and creat more great cinematic film especially on the up coming wedding that I’m going to shoot. God bless.
I am glad it has been helpful, thank you for watching, I appreciate it 😊
This was a very detailed video. Thank you!
Thank you really glad you enjoyed it 😊
Thanks
Please advise which gimble did you use .
I really appreciate your insight. But I would have liked to see you actually do a video with the camera. Do you have a video on that? Thanks.
Thanks so much for this video. Watching in 2021, really appreciate the tips on using the Canon 80D. I have one and I will be using it to shoot music video. Please what gimbal do you suggest I buy to use with the camera and a 24-105 USM lens? Thanks
Hi bro, the best gimbal for this camera is DJI Ronin S , and the 24-105 is for the full frame camera, it's better to buy Sigma 18-35mm Art lens, and the price is same but the image quality is very cool. Good luck bro))
@@mr.faroproduction9794 Hey bro, thanks so much for the reply, much appreciated. I will check them out.
@@suleimanuusaini3 you're always welcome)))
i bought ronin rs3 and have this EOS 80 D can i use it together? i’m new to this
Niccccce video!! I have a question for as video. How can I send video from the camera to an iPhone??
Very good !!! Thank you !
I enjoy shooting both stills and video of air shows, specifically WWII warbirds. Here’s my settings for both. For video use 24 f/sec (cinema look) and shutter speed of 1/50th sec. Shutter speed should be twice the frame rate. ISO is auto and aperture f 8 or 11. It’s essential to keep the shutter speed low to avoid that horrible rolling shutter effect that digital video cameras are prone to. For stills again keep the shutter speed low 1/60th to 1/350th. You want that nice prop “spin effect”. For stills it takes practice to get a decent sharp image at lower shutter speeds. Image stabilization helps somewhat. Warbirds in flight take shutter speed up to 1/250 to 1/350th. Taxiing drop it down to 1/60th to 1/125th.
Thanks David, really appreciate you sharing with the community here. Thank you also for watching 🙂👍
Great video, what lens would you recommend for videos?
Hi Stacey, what kind of video will you be shooting mainly?
@@PPS-UK it either demo videos or interviews.
Informative video!👍🏻👏🏻
Btw what is the name of that font with which u have written ‘bensguide’ in the thumbnail
Thank you!!!
Good job. Very helpful...
Love your video for the 80D. Thanks. I recently jumped into the R5 and was looking forward to the video mode. However, replaying or editing a r5 video is a nightmare. Can you think of any miracle out there to simplify this procedure ? I am trying Premier Pro and flunking video 101.
Gail
i just ordered me a canon 80d first time youtuber hopefully i succeed
i have an 80d ,got no regrets..wish you good luck
How long do record
Thank you so much 😊 really helpful
I record video of school plays in a theater and I have such an awful time. The theater is dark, lights come up and the image blooms. Then it struggles to focus and I can’t get a nice stable video short of manual settings UNTIL the scene changes. I’m so frustrated and could use advice on how to record a play on a tripod with the nifty 50 lens. I don’t know how to get help with this. I have some of the videos I made on my RUclips channel and some of it is embarrassing.
Superb Work
Superb
Good video.
Such a top camera!
Hi Ben, thanks for the camera education. I understand that you have moved on by now but could you help me out with my 80d please. How do I get the exposure meter to show on the display when videoing? Many thanks, Dave
Hi David, this is a good question, unfortunately because I don't own the 80d anymore, it is difficult to remember. When shooting video I would use the histogram as my exposure guide, which if I remember right displays on the screen as your filming video. Otherwise does your exposure meter display on your top down screen as your shooting video? I am sorry I can not give you a more definitive answer on this.
Very good video!!!
I need to do videos, for marketing webinars, live streaming and trainings, with a cinematic quality and i was considering either to buy the Canon M50 or 80D. What would you recommend and why?
I would have recommended the 80d all the time for this a while a go. But both the M50 and the 250d are cheaper and offer just as much, if not more. They are also smaller and more portable. I did a review on the 250d recently. Great camera, fantastic focus, small and has access to Canons cheaper yet very impressive lenses, its also £250 cheaper than the 80d. I hope this helps and thanks for watching 😊
Changed my life. Thank you! W
this video helped me so much thank you!!! 😭👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Thank you🌹
Hey...
Man ur awesome...
Is Zhiyun crane supported to Cannon 80D...
Bcoz I'm using 80D .,.
Love from *Northeast India*
Absolutely brother, I used the 80d with the Zhiyun Crane a lot, to get some really great video, thanks for watching 😊
Thank you so much
*Go ahead*
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I forgot to subscribe you...
Now I subscribed 🤗🤗
I'm happy....
If I will have any questions then I'll ask you
When you went to camera menu , the camera category had 6 sections. My camera only goes from 1-3 is there a reason for that? I just ordered this camera and very confused on how to get to the picture setting. Please help
Which camera mode should I be in to access it ? “P”?
I am using this camera for vlogging
The only question brother on which mode did you do the setting on this video? Was it Manual or AV ?
You want the setting to be on M
What button on the top?
need help - I'm shooting an indoor dance recital on my canon 80d - what settings do you suggest if I want to use a 40mm prime lens to capture the whole stage all the time? specifically should I go with Manuel focus (instead of auto)? any tips would be helpful. Thanks!
It is very difficult to answer this, as I wouldn't be there with you and therefore I would not be able to know the light on the day. As a rule of thumb, go for 24fps a shutter speed of 1/50, a low aperture number, and use your iso to see if you can get enough light sensitivity from an iso of not above 800, if so set your iso to auto, as the light may change if there are windows letting in natrual light, and this will give you the best even light. Thanks for watching by the way, and best of luck on the day! 😊
I started with the Canon 60D - I miss that swivel screen
When your with out it is when you realise how much you miss it, Canon screens are great, being full touch as well. Thanks for watching Noealz 🙌
You’re using ntsc I noticed, seeing as you’re referring to 60fps and 30fps, is there a reason to use this over the pal FPS of 50 and 25 respectively?
You don't have to use it over PAL, 24fps produces a slight motion blur which is almost unrecognisable but creates the most cinematic video effect, of course 25fps is very little difference though.
What about the shutter?
I love my 80D, however, I am finding it hard to find the right setting for indoor, low light recital footage with my 40mm lens. any tips? Thanks
Hi! thanks for watching, is it mainly video you are shooting?
Bensguide Yes, I video my daughters indoor dance recital every year. (Completed 2 so far - 2 hrs in length) low light but looks pretty good in auto mode, 24fps with external stereo mic. 1 weird issue, my 80d just cut off during the finale. Battery was fine- any idea what happened? I’m worried this will happen again. Thanks
Sir cinematic k liye b video bana do pls sir
Good job. After viewing your video, I will be ready to shoot Christmas market night vid. this December in Canada.
Thanks. JosephObe
Thank you! 👍🏼
I loved this videoI did everything you said to do. Including the sound settings I have a Rode Microphone and when I followed your settings for audio I recorded three videos today and now Im trying edit them and none of them have any sound. The microphone was plugged in and everything. I honestly want to cry
Hey Lauren! What program are you editing the videos on? On the sound clip for each video, you will need to turn the audio gain right up, in your video editing software.
Bensguide I’m using final cut . I dropped them in final cut but I don’t even see sound waves in the clips. Should I do something else to open up the audio more
Bensguide I hit show audio animation and there’s still nothing to turn up. I had set my camera sound settings on manual then went into the bar and turned it down to the left all the way like you did. Was that not the right thing to do
@@TheeLaurenOLauren Hi Lauren I can see the problem, so It's kind of my fault, I'm sorry. In the video I bring the audio down on the 80d to one above completely off which it should be and not completely turned off. The problem is "I say all the way down" in the video and I can see how that would sound like turn the sound off to some people watching. If you watch the video you will see the sound is one from being all the way down and not completely off. Then when you turn it up in your video editing software, you have clean sounding audio from your mic. I really am sorry and feel bad that you have recorded your video's already. I hope at least that you know going forward that you can always have audio working and sounding good.
@@PPS-UK Thank you so much. Its ok I reshot them all today and just decided not to mess with that part ever again lol. thank you its not your fault.
Hello!
What long lens is that, in the end of the vídeo?
Hi Marcelo, its the Canon 70-300mm IS latest version
@@PPS-UK thank you so much for answering. I'll google it for more info. A new sub from Rio. 👍🏻
Hi Ben, Ihave the 80D and i noticed that whenyou were selecting the framerate,your 80D had frame rates like 23.98 and 59.94. On my 80D running firmware version 1.02, it only has 25fps or 50fps. Do you know why this might be?
Hi Rich, you will have to change over your video system..it will be on NTSC, or PAL, swap it over to the one that it is not on currently, and this should fix it for you 👍
Love' u brother
Super happy you enjoyed it bro, appreciate you watching 🙂
Nice
Thanks man, appreciate you watching :)
hi everyone
I can operate the camera just fine but am a complete dinosaur on computer......... I don’t own any editing programs because I wouldn’t have a clue how to use one. I just take little 20 or 30 second video clips of black bears , I watch the clips and then delete them. Computer is impossible for many of us senior citizens. 😥
What would you most like to learn on your computer Paul?
That tripod link in bio not suited for canon 80d it only supports 4lbs, you can't shoot outdoor with that
Hi Sanjay, thank you for getting in touch, its the tripod that I use for my Canon 80d, I regularly use it with my 70-300mm lens, and its never let me down. In truth when I got the tripod I didn't notice its weight requirments..but from my experience it is definitely suitable. Thanks for watching and getting in touch
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23. Frame Rate...is, not, avaliable in PAL. Not pointing this out to individuals not well informed, is bad show! Terrible teaching... "Video"
Nice