So, depending on your needs, find a tripod that’s going to hold the camera specifically at about eye level. There are all kinds of… there’s grippy tripods where it’ll clamp onto something. Can imagine going live and holding the camera for an hour on Zoom? It’s not going to work out. You’re going to need a tripod to mount the camera. Once we get on my computer, I will be using my Canon 80D as a reference device.īefore we jump on the computer, though, I want to talk about some hardware that you’re going to need besides the camera. So, I do recommend going with a relatively new Canon. And while the video quality is very good, the autofocus feature is not very good on these devices, unfortunately. Also, when it comes to Canon cameras, one thing to note, this as an example is a Canon Rebel T5i. Now, there’s a specific reason why I refer to Canon’s, because there’s a piece of software called SparkoCam that I’m going to be using in order to show you how to do this. And instead, I’m going to show you how to upgrade to a Canon DSLR. It may not just be a webcam, but it could be the camera that’s built into your computer or laptop. Today, I’m going to show you how to upgrade your basic web cam to something much more powerful.

Ryan Perry here with Simple Biz Support, I help small business owners harness the power of video to generate more business. Looking to take the video quality on your Zoom chat to the next level? I’m going to show you how in today’s video blog. Learn how to upgrade your webcam to a Canon DSLR for use on Zoom for superior video quality.

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