Re: Resolution in liveview for DSLR cameras?
Hans Petter <[email protected]>
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Check out nikonhacker.com to check if there is a firmware that allows clean hdmi-out. I have used this on my d5100s.. Best of luck! Hans Petter, Norway Sendt fra min iPhone > 27. mar. 2020 kl. 02:14 skrev Fredrik Björk <[email protected]>: > > Hi! > > I wanted to get a decent live feed from a DSLR via USB and have tried a Canon EOS 550D and a Nikon D7100. The 550D gives me an almost acceptable 1056x704 at 26-30 fps and the D7100 a mere 640x426 at 24 fps. Are there any lists showing the resolution and frame rate one can expect from different cameras? Ideally, I would like to get full HD at 30 fpm but I guess DSLRs aren't designed for that. I know some DSLRs have a clean HDMI out, but feeding a few USB cameras to OBS is a lot simpler than having to go via HDMI using multiple HDMI to USB converters. I'm currently experimenting with OBS in Linux (Debian) and I got the 550D and the D7100 working simultaneously, which is good. Now, I would like to get the best "cheapish" camera that can feed OSB with a decent video stream. So the trick is to get 2-3 used cameras that are as cheap as possible but still provides something (at least slightly) better than the 1056x704 the 550D can do. Even the 550 is a lot better than most USB HD webcams due to better lenses and picture quality. One major benefit I see with DSLRs is the possibility to use different lenses and possibly zoom lenses. The project is for live streaming a stage. > > So, bottom line: cheap DSLRs with hi-res USB liveview :) > > /Fredrik > _______________________________________________ > Gphoto-user mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gphoto-user _______________________________________________ Gphoto-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gphoto-user