Best Cameras for Church Live Stream | ft. Jake Gosselin
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The first step to a good looking live stream is the right lighting (more on that here: • Lighting for Church Li... ). Once the lighting is in place, the right camera can make a big difference.
My friend Jake Gosselin joins me to talk quality cameras to fit your budget.
--In this video you'll discover--
✅ Three levels of camera gear, based on your budget
✅ Why camera sensor size is important
✅ What cameras mega churches are using
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--Mentioned Cameras--
Sony Alpha a6400
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Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
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(NEW RECOMMENDATION) Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4K
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RED Komodo
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--Mentioned Lenses--
SIGMA 16mm lens F1.4
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SIGMA 18-35 f1.8 Art DC HSM
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CANON EF 70-200mm f/4L IS II USM
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CANON EF24-105mm F4 IS II USM
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CANON EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens
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CANON EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM
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Beard looks great my man! I just upgraded to the Sony a6400 AND the Sony a6000 for livestreams
Thanks man! Enjoy those new cameras.
Is recording time a drawback with any of these recommended camera's? Will they record an hour and a half to two hour service without overheating?
From my research, the a6400 can record for long periods of time with no overheating, and it does not have a record limit (which is impressive in it's category). The BMPCC and both of the Canon cinema cameras were designed to record for long periods of time without issues (they all have built in fans). So yes, it's safe to say that you can record internally for two hours with any of these cameras, easy. - Dillon
@@collabworship Thank you so much for your reply. It is greatly appreciated.
Hey guys thanks for the great content! How can I go wireless so i don’t have a long HDMI cable going across the church?
I’m currently connecting my camera to the atem mini pro.
There's lots of wireless HDMI adapters out there, but I've not used them for this purpose (doesn't mean you can't though). I recommend doing some Google research on the best option for HDMI wireless adapter.
Hollyland 300 or 400
The "Sony ZV E10" is cheaper than the "Sony a6400" and has the same specs
Awesome. Thanks for the tip!
What do you recommend for camera and lens, when your camera is about 50 away from your stage? We use OBS.
What camera do you currently have?
@@collabworship we are looking to upgrade from a cell phone... Galaxy S21. We haven't been streaming very long, but we aren't nearly satisfied. We don't need perfection, just decent quality for now.
@@collabworship I am currently looking at the Blackmagic pocket 4k and
Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 35-100mm f/2.8 II POWER O.I.S. Lens, but it's a little more than we want to spend.
We currently use Black Magic Ultra HD Camera, what’s the best lenses for this body?
It would depend on what your needs are. What problems are you experiencing with your current lens?
Would you guys reccomend the 6600 for church livestream instead of the 6400?
Only real benefit that I've seen with the 6600 over the 6400 is sensor shift stabilization and longer battery life. But if your just using it as a stationary live stream camera plugged into power, then those two things don't really matter. So I would just save a little money and get the 6400. -Dillon
amazing video, thanks
Thanks!
What about the Sony a7iii? Will that camera be good for like a 2 hour service streaming?
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For sure! That camera has excellent dynamic range and noise performance, and no record limit. I've not shot with one, but I have worked with footage from one. Awesome camera! - Dillon
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Awesome thank you
What about the Black Magic Cinema 4k?
In terms of live streaming, the Black Magic 4k is a great option as well! The benefits with the 6k are the larger sensor (super 35 instead of micro 4/3) and the fact that it has a Canon lens mount. So due to its bigger sensor, the 6k has slightly better noise performance. And the fact that the 6K has a Canon mount means you have better lens options available. Both cameras obviously need really good lighting to look their best. But if you can find a micro 4/3 lens that works for you, I think the 4k would be perfect. - Dillon
@@collabworship You are always a great help!
Thanks!
What of robo cams? PTZ?
Jake doesn't recommend PTZ cameras. He's used them and says they are not the best looking. They have a really small sensor. Safe to assume that any camera with a small sensor (smaller than micro 4/3 for sure) will not be that great. Here's Jakes video where he shows a side by side of a PTZ with some other cameras: th-cam.com/video/2ddUKXx94ck/w-d-xo.html
@@collabworship It looks like they use a TINY and very cheap sensor...