Testing a Canon 35mm F/2 Lens fitted to a Canon 60D All film is unedited (colour and contrast not touched) 1920×1080 25fps
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New Channel! youtube.com This video shows you how to broadcast live on Ustream using your DSLR. Note- It may not be that good of a tip, but I think it’s pretty interesting and I broadcast this way a lot. Website: danielstratton.tumblr.com Twitter twitter.com Google +: plus.ly YouTube: youtube.com Ustream: ustream.tv Music from: incompetech.com
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49 responses to “Canon 35mm F/2 (Canon 60D) Test Video”
I can really see the spherochromatism in the low light test. Its noticeable but not terrible.
What an incredible lens. But can you please let us know what color corrects you did, and render settings in which video editing program? Thanks
hi nice video what format did u used to upload this video because when i upload my video in youtube when the same camera 60d the graphics is poor can you help me please?
Great vid.
I just ordered this lens for my 60D.
Can’t wait to play.
Wait yu shot in 25fps or did yu export it in 25fps and shot in 24fps??
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This video was so cute! and helpful! I think i’m going to buy the lens now :] Thank you!
Can I please know the name of the song used in this video?
i just bought this lens bec of ur vid lol
Great video, I like the look of the 35mm lense. Was your shutter at 50?
very nice
check this out! more work from the guy who made this vid!
nice lens!!!!!!!!
who else got scared from the music at the start of this video
I have the same lens and rarely take it off my t2i.
super quality!..im getting this lens for my 60D now after watching this video :)..what ISO setting shutterspeed and f stop where you using?
fucking hipsters
whats this song?
yes was all shot at f2, shutter speed was changing and iso was kept as low as possible!
Is the lens mount stainless steel or aluminum?
so was the woman shooting at 35mm f/2 also?
okay thanks!
fraid not, its wide than the 50mm but i wouldnt call this wide angle. look at the 28/24/20/15mm if you want a wide angle!
Is that a wide angle?
prime lenses don’t have image stabilization. but you can make up for that by increasing the shutter speed.
Er sorry hit post too soon… Long periods of time doing this can iver heat your dslr sensor. Just a word of warning
Be a bit careful doing this for king periods of time…
it doesnt’ stream audio unless you have an external mic
Thanks for the video! Horrible music! But thanks for the video dude!
Do you know how we can make this work using Nikon D3100?
huge thanks for posting this video! it was a huge help for me. i was having a lot of trouble and your video showed me exactly what i needed in the simplest way possible. thank you so much.
i see your comment is from 7 months ago, but i just saw this video and i have a t3i and was able to just successfully live stream on with my camera using the regular USB cable.
Can i live stream with a nikon d3100 camera? using the process you have just shown
What about the lag? the sound is ahead of the video
need help on password
Great video! Is there some type of software I can use to get a live video feed from a Nikon camera? I noticed you were using EOS utility, but is there a Nikon equivalent?
is it possible to stream just to the computer and record it there? can you do it with any dslr? the nikon d3200 for example?
Witch what did you record your audio, and if you will stream, will the audio be the same quality on Ustream
Has anyone tried Magic Lantern 2.3 with Wirecast? You can remove the display box apparently.
There’s a driver for it? Can you give details?
Will this method work with a Nikon? I have a D5100.
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks. As well as simple informative and straight to the point.
How do I get Ustream to recognise my 60D rather than the inbuilt webcam on my laptop?
@Douglas_Clark
In the video, I used a mini USB to USB. I have a 60D now which is quite similar to the T3i, and I believe it still uses a mini USB to USB. That cable should come with the camera.
Awesome, thanks for the video. My question is what connections are you using to get your DSLR into your Mac? My church is wanting to help me out with my Canon T3i purchase, but is asking if we can use it to live stream. We’re planning on getting a Mac Pro for this purpose.
So, how are you connecting to your Mac? I know the T3i has HDMI out and comes with some mini USB-Component cables….
Can you recommend a utility to do this with the Nikon D7000?
Thanks!!!
whats the driver called?
Not in Ustream, but you might be able to with other programs like Wirecast.
GREAT!