Canon Dslr For Streaming

[+90° to -60°] We use this to hold a Sony DSLR which is our primary camera for streaming our church services and we do a fair amount of following our pastor around the platform. We needed something simple to operate and smooth following, and this fits both needs. It's just the right size, not too bulky, and has effective adjustments for tension on both axis. And contrary to what I think I read prior or elsewhere, you can position the arm on either side of the head.

[0.535 lb] Used on a Canon EOS 80D DSLR. Works as it was designed to do.

[2500] use it for streaming and made everything look so much better

[Nikon F] This is exactly what I needed to put my leica lens onto my canon dslr. No problems with it at all

[0.34 lb] An excellent set of extension tubes that work flawlessly with my Canon DSLR's.

[0.2 lb] Great capture card from Blackmagic. I use three camera's (Canon XA40) for live streaming and this card works flawlessly.

[0.21x] Have used previously the Canon XA10 and the Canon XF405 for internet streaming in 1080p I have over the last six years recorded over one thousand programs. I felt that I took a little bit of a risk on the SL2-S because it's a hybrid camera geared toward video usage. First, I updated to the latest firmware version. Once the battery was fully charged I was happy to see that the SL2-S synched flawlessly with my Teradek encoder. I found the Leica menu to be well laid out, super crisp, and even somewhat similar to Canon's menu navigation system, only Leica's is cleaner and simpler in my opinion. The moment of truth was when I first began streaming with the SL2-S. The video quality reflected on my monitor was literally a jaw dropping moment. The video image quality is absolutely superb. It was then that I realized that the Leica color science really is all that its been heralded to be by Leica fans. I primarily stream video with the lens set on the 50mm mark. The autofocus facial recognition thus far has proven accurate after having streamed about ten programs, each about an hour in length. A few things I would like that the SL2-S doesn't have are a DC charging port/cord and a SDI output. However, the battery has ample strength and my new HDMI cord handles anything up to 4K, so there are no shortcomings for what I use it for. I look forward to utilizing the SL2-S for streaming, video recording and certainly for taking pictures. The build quality of the camera and lens makes this thing a delight to hold and use. I am well pleased with my purchase of the SL2-S. Thank you B and H for fast shipping and an enjoyable shopping experience.

[7] Got this for my Canon M50 MKII as a lens for streaming set up. Did not even try much photography with it. The auto focus works perfectly for streaming. Fast, snappy, quiet. Always in focus.

[0.24 lb] I put on my w11 canon camcorder to use in Zoom us streaming It provides An effective wide angle

[Yes] I use this tripod with my Canon M200 when streaming. It's a pretty light duty tripod, so it probably wouldn't be great for nature photography with heavy telephoto lenses, but it's definitely perfect for light duty tasks.