The Canon M50 Mk II allows you to livestream to YouTube, and its reputation is phenomenal in the quality department. I recommend a quality external mic because I have no idea how your auditorium sounds or whether there’ll be a good sound transfer from your PA to the camera’s built-in mic.
Some Considerations When Using This Camera for Livestreaming
– Requires wi-fi connection with 3-6 Mbps upstream
The Canon M50 Mk II is a popular camera because of its flexibility, reticulating monitor and overall gorgeous recording quality. Paired with a 200 mm lens, you can record from a distance.
The Rode Mic mounts on the hotshoe of the camera when used within 3 feet of speaker. Otherwise, use 20 ft. extension cord, below, to connect mic to camera from podium/boom stand.
Includes 3-Way Pan/Tilt Quick Release Head. We use this tripod regularly and truly appreciate its quality.
Connecting the Canon M50 MkII to YouTube livestream
Using this camera in livestream mode, you’ll find it connects easily to the YouTube LIVE system. Although the video below shows the complete setup process, please note that YouTube or Canon may change settings, policies or processes to setup procedures at any time.
Embed YouTube Livestream to your website
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