V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
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Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#2https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/about/news...
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#3Why not use Canon's own EOS Webcam Utility? https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/about/news...
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#4This sounds like a bummer. I want to try this anyways to give my old Powershot a new purpose.
Did anybody check this out yet?
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#5Why not use Canon's own EOS Webcam Utility? https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/about/news...
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#6> The camera sends the image used for Live View - the dimensions will not match the camera's movie recording settings. This sounds like a bummer. I want to try this anyways to give my old Powershot a new purpose. Did anybody check this out yet?
There are other similar devices on the market too but not sure how good they are for this situation.
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#7Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#8Why not use Canon's own EOS Webcam Utility? https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/about/news...
It looks like they only support newer DSLRs
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#9Why not use Canon's own EOS Webcam Utility? https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/about/news...
Canon's app only supports Windows
Re: V002 Camera Live – Zoom with Your DSLR as a Webcam via USB
#10> The camera sends the image used for Live View - the dimensions will not match the camera's movie recording settings. This sounds like a bummer. I want to try this anyways to give my old Powershot a new purpose. Did anybody check this out yet?
The Elgato Cam Link is worth checking out if you're serious about this - it's an HDMI video capture device which presents itself on the computer end as a UVC compatible USB webcam and will accept the HDMI streams DSLRs usually send. They're expensive though. There are other similar devices on the market too but not sure how good they are for this situation.