
If you’ve read Scott Hanselman’s post from August last year about remote working, you’ll know that the best webcams aren’t actually webcams at all - they’re proper cameras, running through some kind of HDMI > USB converter like the Elgato Camlink. And, with the whole lockdown thing going on, I’ve been spending a lot of time looking for ways to use gear I already own to produce better live streams and studio recordings. I love Canon DSLR cameras my main DSLR at the moment is an EOS 700D (which is sold as the Rebel T5i outside the UK, for reasons I will never, ever understand), which for me hits the perfect sweet spot between affordability and quality.



Using Canon DSLR Cameras as Webcams Posted by Dylan Beattie on
