Instead of using camtwist, all you have to do is “share” the portion of your face using Skype.
Though not as integrated as this setup, all you have to do is open the EOS utility and bring up remote shoot (same as in this video). UPDATE: Levi (in the comments below) pointed out that if you use “LIVE Face Detection Mode” in the Focus menu, the little white rectangle goes away (tho you do have to turn Autofocus off on your lens or you'll get real live view focusing)! Yippee!Īlso: this comment from the vimeo post… “There's another way to do this with Skype and a Canon DSLR (I used a 40D).
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The Canon EOS utility 
(off your Canon software CD).
CamTwist software – there is a windows equivalent.And, we've had lots of questions about how we accomplish that, so we put together this little video to explain the tools we use. And, since we're all about covering Canon HDSLRs like the Canon EOS 5D Mark II ( reviews), we thought we should use one as a webcam while we're doing the interviews (and soon to be doing the live talk show as well). Notifications (pop-ups) – why we use them to enhance your planet5D experience!Īs many of you know, we do our planet5D live interviews via UStream and we use Skype to help out with that.Karin Gottschalk’s Gear Recommendations.buying ANYTHING on amazon supports planet5D.
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