Want a short and concise introduction about how to do macro photography? We got you covered.
In the 8 minutes video below, Mason Higa, Canon Senior Marketing Specialist, shares a few tips on getting started with macro photography and how he captures big images of small details.
If you own a Canon camera equipped with WiFi then you can control it from your smartphone or tablet with the Canon Camera Connect App.
The short video below tells you how to use the Canon Camera Connect App. More information can be found here.
Canon contributor and blogger/journalist,Jennifer Borget shows how to take candid photos of children. Watch as she uncovers the fun and beauty of an authentic candid photo.
More tips and tricks are listed here.
Learn how to take pictures during different times of the day with blogger and journalist Jennifer Borget. Learn helpful techniques to try while working with the light that’s available, whether you’re photographing indoors or outdoors.
More tips and tricks are listed here.
[via CanonUSA]
Canon first released EOS Webcam Utility Beta for Windows, now a Mac OS version is also available. EOS Webcam Utility Beta is a free software that turns your Canon camera in an USB-connected webcam.
Press release:
MELVILLE, NY, May 27, 2020 – After tens of thousands of downloads and comments from Canon brand loyalists, the EOS Webcam Utility Beta software* has expanded, and is now available for macOS users. Unveiled today by Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, for select EOS Interchangeable Lens Cameras (ILC) and PowerShot cameras, this beta version solution converts a compatible Canon camera into a webcam through a simple USB connection. Users were heard through multiple Canon social media channels, customer comments and media inquiries.
Similar to the Windows operating system version released April 28, the new macOS compatible software solution requires one single USB plug (which may need to be purchased separately) to connect the compatible camera to the computer. Once the software is downloaded and the camera is configured within a video conferencing application, the user will have improved video appearance while participating in video conferencing and virtual meetings.
To learn more, including whether your Canon EOS ILC or PowerShot camera is compatible, and to download the EOS Webcam Utility Beta software for both macOS and Windows, visit Canon.us/eoswebcamutility.
If you’d like to ask questions or provide feedback pertaining to the EOS Webcam Utility Beta software for macOS, please visit our forum, Canon.us/forum-eoswebcamutilitymac.
Did you know you can convert a black & white photo to a color photo?
Using the “Three Color Process” it’s possible to convert photos taken with a b&w film to a color photo, but it works also with digital photos (some Leica M10 user out there?).
It’s not particularly difficult to convert photos. You need i) filters, ii) a tripod, iii) a steady subject, and iv) either film or a digital camera. The 15 minutes video below by Jacob Carlson explains everything.
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